Iaap newsletter 28 - The new Israeli Jungian society

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encouraged to invite colleagues to attend the next seminars which will work around the theme of “Violence: Imagination and Acts”. Growth in the membership of our society increased somewhat compared with 2007: ten new candidates were admitted to the training program; eleven candidates were admitted as associate members; three associate members were voted to present their theses in the next six months; four members presented theirs and were voted to full membership. Our library has been vastly expanded (a large gift of books and documents were received from the estate of our deceased colleague Luigi Aurigemma), and now boasts an interactive catalogue that may be consulted on our web site (www.cgjungfrance.com). We hope in time to develop a joint data base with other Jungian societies. For now, it has become a precious source for students, analysts and researchers. …in the community… In January, the Cahiers jungiens de psychanalyse organized a workshop highlighting four recent issues of the journal centered on different sensory perceptions: “The Doors to Sensory Perception”. Several papers were presented and morning and afternoon discussions proved how important, even how vital it is for us, as analysts, to allow sensorial phenomena question our theories and our practice in the consulting room. For the third successive year, a daylong workshop was held in May and open to the public for professionals in the field of human relations. The theme was “Does Suffering have Meaning?” With around fifteen participants, the day’s work was organized around two exposés that were followed by discussions and exchanges in small groups, in which our colleagues proposed Jungian orientations to the participants in the hope that their theoretical and clinical practice would benefit from these ideas that were perhaps new to them. Finally, in October, the SFPA hosted a daylong colloquium entitled “Jung and Dreams”. Four papers were delivered to a large and enthusiastic audience of roughly one hundred and eighty people, following which a panel of the four analysts responded to the many questions raised by their presentations. Their different themes were “Dream Territories”, “Dream as Literary Creation”, “Are Children’s Dreams on the Royal Road?”, and “Nightmares and the Collective Unconscious”. …and abroad... The anglo-franco-belgian group met this year in Kent, England where our British colleagues welcomed us with a rich and varied program. Our work theme was “When the Analyst Surprises him/herself in the Consulting Room”. The three presentations all contained surprises, and convivial group discussions followed. Saturday evening was pg. 40
eserved for ‘surprises’ brought by individuals or, in the case of several Belgian colleagues: a fairy tale presented ‘bi-lingually’ and with a surprise ending. On Saturday afternoon, we visited the marvelous gardens of Sissinghurst Castle, the home of Vita Sackville-West. The XIXth Franco-Italian seminar met in Paris in October. The subjects of the exposés were varied and dense: ‘crossbreeding’ theories, enactment, paradoxical thinking, and the fraternal complex. They gave way to vibrant exchanges, not without humor which is sometimes a great way to achieve serious work. Our next seminar will meet around the theme “The permanence of the analyst faced with new types of demands”. The group will celebrate its XXth seminar in Rome in 2009. Several of our colleagues continue to travel to Tunisia, Eastern Europe and China, under the auspices of the Developing Groups Committee, to train analysts in these countries. Finally, others travel abroad, within Europe and further afield, to participate in conferences, deliver papers and otherwise open us up to Jungian colleagues all over the world. Transitions New Members Dominique DESMICHELLE Reine-Maris HALBOUT Laurence LACOUR Patricia METAYER Exit Daniel RABY Honorary Member Jacques ROUGUELLE Submitted by: Leslie de Galbert - SFPA 2008 IAAP Newsletter 28 || IAAP Society Reports || France SFPA pg. 41
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United States (New York) THE NEW YO
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United States (North Carolina) NORT
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progress in our quest, as evidenced
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Secretary: Jane Penrod Treasurer: J
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Fundamental Concepts of Analytical
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We are happy to report that Rafael
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Bulgaria (Sofia) BULGARIAN SOCIETY
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Hong Kong HONG KONG INSTITUTE OF AN
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Also included at the website is a l
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Another visible advantage the group
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There has been a new direction in o
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didactic and to a great extent enha
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Georgia (Tbilisi) THE GEORGIAN ASSO
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India (Bangalore) THE JUNG CENTER (
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Máirín Ní Nualláin, IAAP Liaiso
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We are very pleased to announce the
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The group regularly implements tran
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Premises have been kindly made avai
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Sadly, we lost a valuable member du
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Ukraine (Kiev) KIEV SOCIETY OF ANAL
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OBITUARIES 2008 Jim Barnett Ph.D. w
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