Iaap newsletter 28 - The new Israeli Jungian society

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During the summer semester’s block program, in cooperation with the International Society for Sandplay Therapy (ISST), we held a well-attended Sandplay Week, in which a lively exchange developed between regular students, additional participants, and lecturers. The faculty, all both Jungian analysts and certified Sandplay therapists, provided outstanding quality for this groundbreaking cooperation. In addition to a rich inter-cultural and trans-disciplinary dialogue, all these unique events had the goal of supporting two important Institute tasks: the dissemination and defense of Jungian psychology and psychotherapy in a changing environment as well as promoting the exchange of the abundance and variety of Jungian approaches and ideas. Transitions New members since May 2008: Ute Höllrigl Eva-Maria Spiller Change of status (non-ordinary to ordinary member): Dariane Pictet Membership Terminations as of end of 2007: Mario Castello Emma Maria Modl Leonie Zander Members deceased in 2008: Hilde Binswanger Adolf Guggenbühl Alice Merz IAAP Newsletter 28 || IAAP Society Reports || Switzerland SGAP pg. 68
United Kingdom THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION OF PSYCHOTHERAPISTS (BAP) This is a challenging time for analytic trainings and clinicians in the United Kingdom, especially those looking to work more intensively with their patients. Our strategy has three principal components: to strengthen our scientific life, to refine our internal procedures and to develop a training and education ‘escalator’. All of these we have been pursuing within the past year. Our Jung Forum organises a programme of seminars, some for internal discussion others that are open to a wider audience. We have had clinical presentations on the illness of the analyst, on supervision, on depression. In addition we welcomed David Tacey to speak about the religiousness of Jung and Ann Shearer to discuss the role of mythology in training and clinical practice. Some of these explorations are explicit attempts to redress an imbalance within the developmental school that sees questions of religion, myth and spirituality relatively neglected. This was also our purpose in hosting a very successful conference, “The Self and the Sacred”, which incorporated a London staging of “The Letters”, the play based on the Jung/White correspondence. The production was excellent and it was delightful to welcome to London John Hill, Paul Brutsche, Heike Weis and Ann Lammers. Murray Stein, who introduced the performance, also gave an interesting and moving paper at the conference. High quality papers were also delivered by Chris MacKenna and Helen Morgan. In the coming year we look forward to Murray Stein joining us once again for a conference celebrating the anniversary of Jung’s paper “The Symbolic Life”. He will be paired on this occasion with Marilyn Mathew. We also await visits from Francois Martin-Vallas, speaking about incest and Robert Romanyshyn presenting a paper based on his book, The Wounded Researcher. The blend of our own internal speakers and figures from the wider Jungian world has been a very rich one over the last couple of years. It is something we will be looking to maintain. Encouraging BAP members to do their own writing and to pursue their own professional development has been another pre-occupation. Our organisation has a strong post-graduate life, but one that has, at times, become perceived as persecutory. The emphasis here has shifted towards the encouragement of growth and development, allowing members to fulfil their various potentials and to receive the recognition they deserve. This learning culture is being extended to our training and to the mix of external courses that range from introductions to high level clinical in-put for even the most grizzled of analysts. Our intention is to create an escalator model that gives people a way of building an analytic career, leading from their first curiosity to end of career pg. 69
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• United States (Chicago, Illinoi
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Secretary to the President Mariucci
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INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR ANALY
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THE HONORARY SECRETARY’S REPORT F
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The theme of the conference was “
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THE PUBLICATIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS
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memory is better, more speed. The o
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Colombia is quite impressive and of
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Georgia (Tbilisi) THE GEORGIAN ASSO
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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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