Iaap newsletter 28 - The new Israeli Jungian society

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encounter of the Workshop. They chose a beautiful place next to the Monastery of Poblet in Tarragona. Eight participants of SEPA enjoyed the experience. Ana Ibañez and Olivia del Castillo wrote the report of the group work in which they participated. We are very happy with having collaborate to have Spanish texts on the website of Materia Prima and we thank Brigitte Allain-Dupré who always trusted in the participation of Spain in the Workshop. With this contact we hope to give answer to the demand of the Candidates that desire a Jungian training in child and adolescence analysis in Spain. Lastly, we intend to promote exchanges with analysts from other societies. To begin the project, this year Juan Carlos Albaladejo is organizing a visit from the American analyst Brian Feldman. We hope this will prove very profitable. Transitions New members: Victor Manuel López. Ana Ibañez Muñoz. Exits: Hortensia Carrer Montserrat Viñas Pedro Yscadar. Submitted by Olivia del Castillo SEPA President IAAP Newsletter 28 || IAAP Society Reports || Spain SEPA pg. 62
Switzerland -- International ASSOCIATION OF GRADUATE ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGISTS (AGAP) As usual, it has been a busy, productive and reflective year for the Executive Committee of AGAP since the Cape Town Congress. We have convened for three weekend meetings in 2008, in Zürich, to conduct the society’s business, send out quarterly newsletter updates, an annual newsletter, and meet regularly with members of the Officer’s Committee of AGAP’s training institute, ISAPZÜRICH. We are in the planning stage for the triennial AGAP Forum (information below), and engaging in long-term thinking regarding professional development, ethical practice, good governance, and analytical training. AGAP Forum: The 2009 Forum will take place in the heart of old Zürich, at the historic Helferei, surrounded by that special ambience only found in Zürich’s Niederdorf. A rich program is being planned under the theme of Symptom, Symbol, Soul. We hope this broad and stimulating title will offer an umbrella for a wide variety of presentations opening up the relationships between symptom, symbol and soul. Paul Brutsche and John Hill have created and will perform a dramatic enactment of the Jung/White letters, which they gave to critical acclaim in London, Zürich and Boston. In addition to the daily program we will also be offering colloquia by familiar Zürich based analysts, a dream matrix and a memorial for departed colleagues. The fun starts with a cocktail reception, with music provided by The Frogs, at sundown on our privately rented boat on the lake of Zürich. Excursions are also in the pipeline, including classic Jungian sites in Küsnacht and guided tours of old town Zürich. Submitted by: Jutta von Buchholtz. ISAP Jungian Odyssey: We are pleased to report continuing success with the Jungian Odyssey, ISAPZÜRICH’s spring semester English-language retreat and intensive training opportunity. In 2008 the JO took place from May 25 th –June 1 st in Beatenberg, a quiet village in the Bernese Oberland. Among others presenting on Intimacy: Venturing the Uncertainties of the Heart, we were fortunate to have Ursula Wirtz (AGAP/ISAP, Switzerland) as keynote speaker, and two special guests, Noirin NiRiain (Ireland) and Tom Kapazinskas (USA). Among the other happy surprises of 2008 was our acquaintance with Nancy Cater of Spring Journal, Inc. This has led to an enjoyable exchange and ISAP’s first publication—also the first in the Jungian Odyssey series— forthcoming early in 2009. The book can be pre-ordered at www.springjournalandbooks.com. The next Jungian Odyssey will be held Engadine at the famous Hotel Waldhaus in Sils Maria, where we will explore the topic, Destruction and Creation: Facing the Ambiguities of Power. We were again overwhelmed by the positive response to our call for papers, and faced with an especially difficult selection process. The resulting program can be viewed at www.jungianodyssey.ch. Submitted by Isabel Meier pg. 63
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