Iaap newsletter 28 - The new Israeli Jungian society

examinational case reports. Currently we have 6 routers in the group, and two
members are preparing for the screening interview.
Talking about challenges, after termination of sand tray seminars we lost some people
who were mainly interested in more active and imaginational approach. They were
always less active members of our society and after the last two years they have
become more and more distant. However, we still have good contact with them and
sometimes they participate in seminars. Consequently, the number of participants has
clearly decreased this year and it strains our financial situation. At the same time the
majority of more active members who already are or will soon become routers are
very satisfied with concentrating on clinical work in seminars.
During the year 2008, we have had seminars and supervision twice with Geraldine
Godsil, Maggie Cochrane (UK) and also Ursula Wirtz (Zürich), who were here holding
our eighth summer camp. Unfortunately, we had to cancel some seminars, but after 7
seminars last year we really needed a bit lower tempo this year.
Our program for 2008:
January 26 Keith Bramall (UK)
Impossible love: erotic transference.(8 hours of lecture and workshop)
April 18-20 Gereraldine Godsil, Maggie Cochrane (UK)
The importance of the setting and the dangers of seduction. (4 hours of lectures; 3
sessions of group supervision; 6 sessions of individual supervison)
July 25-30 Ursula Wirtz, (Zürich)
Eighth Summer Camp
Yearning to be known, Individuation and the broken wing of Eros. (22 hours of
lectures and workshop; 6 sessions of individual supervision)
October 17-19 Geraldine Godsil, Maggie Cochrane
Workshop on shame. (4 hours of lectures; 3 sessions of group supervision; 6 sessions of
individual supervision)
Submitted by:
Ursula Peterson, President (EJS)
Misser Berg (DSAP), IAAP Liaison
Developing Group Reports : 2007-2008 : Estonia (Tallinn)
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