Iaap newsletter 28 - The new Israeli Jungian society

also sadly just left the programme, and will be replaced by Ann Hopwood and Norah
Smith.
The analytic scene in Moscow (and in Russia as a whole) is expanding and fluid, with
several different groups teaching in different institutes, putting on conferences,
workshops and lectures, separately and in cooperation, and there is growing good will
to work together within the IAAP-recognised RSAP, and in peer supervision. They
organised two big international conferences in 2008, in St Petersburg last winter and
in Moscow in the summer, with participants from throughout Russia - Chelyabinsk,
Kirov, Krasnoyarsk, Krasnodar, Perm, Niznevartovsk, Rostov-on-Don, Ryazan and Tula
- and from Ukraine, Moldova and Kazakhstan. Several of the qualified Moscow
analysts continue in their shuttle analysis, and many travel throughout Russia and
other parts of the post-Soviet space, teaching and supervising, and encouraging the
development and knowledge of Jungian psychology.
The generous funding from the IAAP has now come to an end, and the programme is
now financially supported solely by individual contributions from the candidates (in
addition to the fees they pay), and by the Russian Revival Fund. The RRF raises
money from concerts and other events, and has been supported by donations from the
UK and Russia.
Submitted by:
Maria Lamova and Maria Schapova, Provisional IAAP Members
Martin Stone (AJA) and Penny Pickles (SAP), IAAP Liaisons
Russia (St Petersburg)
Developing Group Reports : 2007-2008 : Russia (Moscow)
ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGY DEVELOPING GROUP -- ST. PETERSBURG (APDG)
Initially, at the end of January 2008 (from the 18th of January to the 20th), our
developing group carried out an annual theoretical and practical conference,
“Analytical therapy: separation and individuation”. This conference has become
traditional. That is why we are planning to hold the next one in January 2009, which
will be devoted to the problem of individuation in a family. Usually, by that date, the
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