Iaap newsletter 28 - The new Israeli Jungian society

United States (New York)
THE NEW YORK ASSOCIATION FOR ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGY (NYAAP)
The resignation of the NYAAP President created some turmoil in New York but the
Institute is thriving. Our analysts are doing a good job of handing the economic and
psychological chaos that clients are bringing to their sessions. Our roster of classes
prepares candidates to take the New York State licensing examination as well to
become Jungian Analysts. Three candidates passed their written and oral midprogram
exams and are entering Control Stage.
Ashok Bedi, MD, Jungian Analyst from Wisconsin, gave an extra-curricular seminar on
the relevance of Hindu symbolism and Kundalini energies in analytic practice to
candidates as well as a moving talk to NYAAP on Jung and India. Joan Chodorow from
California presented another two-day seminar at the Institute on Moving Active
Imagination in Analysis.
Our community is saddened to acknowledge the death of our friend and colleague,
Rosalind Winter. Roz died of cancer at the age of sixty-one on December 19, 2008 in
Portland, Oregon where she had lived for the past two years. A graduate of the
Institute, she later because a faculty member and was President of NYAAP. She was a
nationally recognized leader in sandplay therapy.
Submitted by
Chessie Stevenson
Secretary
United States (New York)
IAAP Newsletter 28 || IAAP Society Reports || New York NYAAP
JUNGIAN PSYCHOANALYTIC ASSOCIATION (JPA)
Now in its fifth year, the Jungian Psychoanalytic Association continues to grow and
develop its training philosophy. We now number 37 analysts, and have 24
candidates matriculated for this academic year, with two others on leave of absence.
New members have come from the New York area , from other locales in the U.S. and
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