Iaap newsletter 28 - The new Israeli Jungian society

Korea
KOREAN ASSOCIATION OF JUNGIAN ANALYSTS (KAJA)
The year 2008 was a very meaningful one for us. After the IAAP approval of KAJA as a
training group in Aug. 2007 two graduates of C. G Jung Institute of Korea, Dr. Cheol
Joong Kang M.D. Ph.D. and Dr. Kye-Hee Kim, M.D, became contemporaneously
members of KAJA and of the IAAP. We have now 14 Jungian analysts in Korea. In May
we celebrated the 10th anniversary of C. G Jung Institute of Korea and the 30th
anniversary of Korean Society for Analytical Psychology with symposia on the healing
aspect of religion in the East and the West. At the C.G. Jung Institute of Korea a
series of public memorial lectures on the fundamentals of Analytical Psychology was
held during both Spring and Autumn semesters. We have completed this year the
Korean translation of C. G. Jung's Grundwerke (Basic Works, Walter Verlag) and
published the whole 9 volumes.
The over twenty candidates of C. G Jung Institute of Korea are the future of KAJA and
we are now rapidly growing in comparison to the 30 years that have passed since
Professor Bou-Yong Rhi founded the study group for Analytical Psychology in Korea.
We are trying to maintain the good quality of education and harmonious collaboration
in KAJA. I think the future of Analytical Psychology in Korea is very promising.
Submitted by
Dong-Hyuck Suh. General Secretary
Netherlands
IAAP Newsletter 28 || IAAP Society Reports || Korea KAJA
THE NETHERLANDS ASSOCIATION FOR ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGY (NAAP)
Our association is slowly growing. In this year of 2008, we have eleven members and
two aspiring members. Four Dutch residents pursue training by following the IAAP
Individual Membership route. Our ongoing association activities include the twice-ayear
Study Day, now finishing its third year, which functions as the platform for
presentation, by and for colleagues, of the concepts or approaches that most inform
the work of each NAAP member.
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