Iaap newsletter 28 - The new Israeli Jungian society

effort, we continue to work together to develop a more comprehensive and viable
code of ethics, and an ethics process.
Our Society’s officers are Thomas Putnam, President; Stuart Sherman, Vice President
and Acting Secretary; and Ann Back Price, Treasurer. The members of our Institute’s
Training Board are Cornelia Dimmitt, President; Jane Platko; Candidate Liaison; Penny
Tarasuk, Secretary; Susan McKenzie, Curriculum Coordinator; Warren Erickson,
Treasurer; Brian Skea, Evaluation Committee Liason.
Submitted by:
Stuart Sherman
Vice President and Acting Secretary, NESJA
Transitions
New Members:
William Furber, “Anima Development and Individuation in the Second Half of
Life Symbolically Depicted in The Odyssey.
Deborah W. Gregory, "Money: Archetypal and Personal Psychic Dynamisms"
United States (New Mexico)
IAAP Newsletter 28 || IAAP Society Reports || New England NESJA
NEW MEXICO SOCIETY OF JUNGIAN ANALYSTS (NMSJA)
Our Institute has been very aware of the impact of the U.S. election—still upcoming as
of this writing--on our members and our community at large. The theme of our Public
Programs for the year is Reflections on Uncertainty: Tensions of the Opposites. Each
of the 9 evening programs and 4 workshops will reflect, throughout the 2008-2009
year, the anxiety of the times, and provide the opportunity for in-depth discussion.
These presentations include three community dialogues led by three of our local
analysts regarding the political psyche. We also have our ongoing Reading Jung group
and a Dream Group. We will have presenters from New Mexico, Israel, San Francisco,
and Los Angeles. Our closing program will be a lecture and book launch by Jerome
Bernstein and Philip J. Deloria on C.G. Jung and the Sioux Traditions: Jung’s
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