Iaap newsletter 28 - The new Israeli Jungian society

The group regularly implements translations of articles into Russian; works of modern
Jungian analysts are especially interesting for us. They are important for the
members of the group to observe the dynamics in the development of analytical
psychology from Jung to today, in all its variety.
We are sure that the experience of our colleagues will stimulate further professional
growth of the developing group in St. Petersburg.
Submitted by:
Vladimir Tsivinsky, Chairman
Jane Weiner and Catherine Crawther, IAAP Liaisons
Serbia (Belgrade)
Developing Group Reports : 2007-2008 : Russia (St. Petersburg)
SERBIAN ANALYTICAL SOCIETY (SAS)
Serbian Analytical Society ( SAS ) continued the programme of training in analytically
oriented psychotherapy, during the academic year 2008, which was agreed at the
meeting SAS members had with Dr Murray Stein, Dr Renos Papadopoulos (IAAP liaison)
and the officials of the (Serbian) National Association for Psychotherapy, which took
place around the time of the Mini Conference held in Belgrade in 2003.
Participants of training in analytically oriented psychotherapy, had to take part in
public lectures organized by SAS, workshops given by visiting IAAP analysts, and after
a second year of education to start with personal analysis and supervisions. With 13
trainees and 9 old members, SAS now has 22 members.
SAS usually organizes two regular monthly meetings from September to July: the first
lecture is aimed at introducing basic concepts of analytical psychology to the wider
public (both professionals and non-professionals) and the second is peer supervision.
The members of SAS had the great pleasure of working with visiting analysts and
attending stimulating lectures presented by: Dr Mario Jacoby (SGPA), Dr Murray Stein
(AGAP), Dr Josip Pasic (CSJA), Dr Jozef Magdic (AGAP) and Dr Mary Addenbrooke
(SAP).
pg. 130