Iaap newsletter 28 - The new Israeli Jungian society

ISAP News: ISAPZÜRICH, the training body of AGAP, entered its fourth year with the
retirement of some of the founding members and the election of new ones. Our
thanks go to Paul Brutsche, the retiring president, for his strong leadership and to all
those who contributed to the establishment of ISAPZÜRICH under challenging
circumstances. On the solid basis created by the founders, ISAP now enters a new
phase of its existence. Working to assure its sustainability, Murray Stein and Ursula
Ulmer now function as co-presidents. Christa Robinson has replaced Katharina
Casanova as Director of Studies.
ISAPZÜRICH has become an ordinary member of the Swiss Charta, which confers
official recognition of the professional training offered by the institution. In addition,
the US Department of Education has recognized ISAPZÜRICH, thereby making loan
funds available to US candidates who wish to train there. As well, ISAPZÜRICH’s
training program has become a member of NAAP, the National Association for the
Advancement of Psychoanalysis.
Submitted by
Stacy Wirth and John A. Desteian
Transitions
Resigned members: 2008
Kohler, Anna
Harre, Klaus
Kieseritzky, Friedrich
Francot, Enrico
O'Kane, Francoise
Handschin-Burkhart, C.
Yates, Jenny
Christel, Bernhard
Choate, Diane
Bisi, S.M.
Ekstrom, S.
Faretra, F.
Kummrow Gafafer, M.
McGowan, G.
Waldek, J.
pg. 64