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Diplomat in Analytical Psychology
in Bogotá, 2008

Given the excellent evaluation given to the courses given 2006 and 2007 at the postgraduate level in Analytical Psychology, a decision was taken in terms of offering it again during 2008.

Name: Personal Development in the Psychology of C.G. Jung
Lecturers: José Ricardo Álvarez S.J., Juan Carlos Alonso and Irene Ulloa.


Schedule: Tuesdays from 5 to 9 pm, and Saturdays from 8 am to 12 m.
Academic Period: From March to July

Total of Hours: 120

Objectives: To offer participants an initial level of knowledge and analysis on the theoretical approach of Carl Gustav Jung; to strengthen basic skills for an exploration of personal behavior; to open paths to personal development at an inner and outward levels.


Units: . The course is organized in six units as follows:

UNIT
THEME
No. OF HOURS
Unit 1 Jung and his context
12
Unit 2 Jungian Structure of the Psyche
12
Unit 3 Psychological Types
24
Unit 4 Complexes, archetypes and crisis in mid-life
24
Unit 5 Myths and fairy tales
24
Unit 6 Jungian Interpretation of dreams
24

Methodology.- The first two units will be developed as theoretical seminars, and the last four as a combination of seminary and workshop. In each session it is required from participants:

o Previous reading of selected texts.
o Filling out work-guides

Participants.- The course is addressed to professionals in Social Sciences, and to students in their last year of studies. A maximum of 35 persons will be admitted.

 

 

September 28th, 2007

 

Dear Presidents of Developing Groups and Liaison Officers:

We are writing to you first of all to let you know that following the elections held at the delegates meeting at the IAAP's Congress in Cape Town, South Africa on August 15, 2007, there is a new administration of the Executive Committee (EC) of the IAAP. This EC will be in office from August 2007 until the next delegates meeting which will be held at the Congress in Montreal, Canada in 2010.

In the new administration the organization of the Developing Groups Subcommittee has been changed: there will now be two Co-Chairs of the Developing Group Sub-Committee, Joe Cambray, President Elect and Jan Wiener, SAP representative to the EC; the other IAAP Officers will serve as the remaining members of this Sub-Committee. We (Joe and Jan) are delighted to be taking on the Co-Chair role and look forward to getting to know all of you during the next three years.

There are now 20 Developing Groups in different parts of the world and because of this large number, we have decided to divide the administrative responsibility for different Developing Groups between us:

Joe Cambray (cambrayj@earthlink.net) will be the primary contact person for:

China - Guangzhou - Hong-Kong
Chile
Colombia
Equador
India - Ahmadabad - Bangalore
Ireland
Singapore
South Africa - Gauteng
Tunisia

Jan Wiener (jan.wiener@virgin.net) will be primary contact person for:

Bulgaria
Czech Republic
Estonia
Georgia
Lithuania
Poland - Krakow - Warsaw - Katowice - Wroclaw
Russia - St Petersburg
Serbia
Slovenia
Ukraine

If you have any queries, please do get in touch with us.

We would like to remind you that we will need the following information from you by the end of October 2007:

- a proposed budget for your group for 2008

-a summary of your programme for 2008 (teaching, supervision, public events etc)

- your contribution to the next IAAP Newsletter (up to 700 words).

We are also hoping to talk in some depth to all of you during the next year to find out more about your particular activities, interests and concerns as we hope to develop some guidelines to help Developing Groups reflect on their general aims, activities, structures, programmes and processes.

 

With best wishes,

 

Joe Cambray, President Elect,
Co-Chair Developing Groups Sub-Committee.

Jan Wiener,
Co-Chair Developing Groups Sub-Committee.

 

 

 

 

October 10th, 2007

 

Dear Colleagues:

We have heard that a number of IAAP Members, Candidates in training in Member Groups, Routers, and members of Developing Groups still do not know about Third Multidisciplinary Academic International Conference to be held in Zurich next year, July 3-5, 2008, on the theme of “Contemporary Symbols of Personal, Cultural and National Identity.” This conference, like the earlier two at Essex University in England and Texas A & M University in the United States, will be held in an academic setting: the ETH Zurich, where Jung held a professorship and an important Jung archive is housed. The ETH has agreed to serve as a co-sponsor of this important conference. In order to give anyone who would still like to submit a proposal time enough to do so, the Program Committee has decided to extend its deadline for receiving proposals to October 30. The Call for Papers is attached to this email. Please distribute it to and share it with all who you think might be interested in attending this conference and possibly making a presentation.

Sincerely,

 

John Beebe (for the IAAP) and Susan Rowland (for the IAJS)
Co-Chairs of the Program Committee

 

 

 

May 25th – June 1st 2008

Beatenberg, Switzerland

ISAPZURICH

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JUNGIAN ODYSSEY

The Jungian Odyssey is now approaching its 3rd year of success as an offcampus, English-language event. At this occasion ISAPZURICH opens its postgraduate training program to students and professionals involved in psychologyand related fields—and we welcome as well all others with interest in C.G. Jung &Analytical Psychology.

Taking place each year as a retreat in a different region of Switzerland, the Odyssey especially affords intensive study and exchange, with immersion in the landscapes that so influenced Jung’s sense of psyche. In this setting we illuminate traditional areas of theory—for instance dream, fairytale, expressive arts, bodymind, individuation and the collective. Moreover, theory is advanced through the presentation of new research—and through hands-on exploration of theory applied, both to personal development and clinical practice..

 

 

2008 INTIMACY

The Jungian Odyssey 2008 takes place in Beatenberg, a quiet mountain village situated at 1200m/3937ft, on the Sun Terrace of the Bernese Oberland. From a tranquil evergreen perch, Beatenberg overlooks Lake Thun and directly gazes on the daunting Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau. This landscape truly resonates the conjunction of the near and far, the familiar and unknown—the intimate, and the distant other. Historical visitors include the Dutch Queen Wilhelmine, the Swedish Prince Gustav—and the revolutionary Vladimir Lenin. Not to be forgotten is the Swiss artist Paul Klee, who wrote that in this place, he fell in love for the first time..

 

VENUE, COST & REGISTRATION

The 4-star Dorint Hotel Blüemlisalp, this year’s venue, is a modern chalet with a panoramic view. Amenities include private bath, and use of the sauna, steam bath and indoor pool. At extra cost, Internet access is available by wireless LAN, in the public areas & rooms of the main building only. The comprehensive Odyssey fee covers • bus transport to Beatenberg and back to Zurich • all conference events • full room & board (excluding dinners on 2 excursion dates). Travel to and from Switzerland is not included. With registration no later than 29 February 2008, the fee per person is EUR 1994.00 (single) or EUR 1909.00 (double). For details see the enclosed Registration Information or download at www.jungianodyssey.ch. (ISAP students are subject to other terms and deadlines, which are provided with the registration packet for the Spring Semester 2008).

 

PROGRAM

Intimacy: The Destination as Source

SPECIAL GUEST
John O’Donohue, PhD
An Experiential Exposition of Listening, Story, Song and Dance
Noirin NiRiain, D.Theol.
The Way of the Heart: Images of the Simpleton in Contemporary Cinema
Diane Cousineau, PhD
Intimacy and the Arrows of Eros
Mario Jacoby, Dr.phil.
The Importance of Nature in
Our Dreams and in Our Lives
Peter Ammann, Dr.phil.
Landscape of the Soul and
Soul of the Landscape

Brigitte Egger, Dr.sc.nat.ETH
The Strange Epistemology of Psychology
John O’Donahue, PhD
Experiential Seminar on the
Fairy Tale, The Donkey
Kathrin Asper, Dr.phil.
Love: Our Most Cherished
Anarchist or Path to Failure
Allan Guggenbühl, Prof.Dr.
Workshop on Dreams
Gary Hayes, lic.phil.
Witnessing: The Intimacy
of Self in Relatedness
Eileen Nemeth, MA
In the Beginning Was Relationship:
Through It All Things Came Into Being
Mario Schlegel, Dr.phil.
Neuropsychological Processes of Dreaming
Raffaella Colombo, MD
On Love
Film by Ingela Romare
Ingela Romare, MD
GENERAL CONTACTS
Isabelle Meier
Chair, Jungian Odyssey Committee
info@jungianodyssey.ch
www.jungianodyssey.ch
ISAPZURICH
Hochstrasse 38
8044 Zurich
Switzerland
Tel +41 (0)43 344 00 66
Fax +41 (0)43 268 56 19

INVITATION TO SPECIAL EVENT HONORING JAMES HILLMAN

 

 

Thursday, June 19, 2008 to Sunday, June 22, 2008.

Sheraton Hotel en Station Square, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, EE.UU.

Friends of James Hillman invite you to join us for an archetypal event and celebration in honor of James Hillman in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, from the evening of June 19, 2008, until noon on June 22. The intention of this gathering is to honor the lifetime achievement of Hillman's work and to acknowledge its seminal influence on many scholars worldwide, and to bring together many friends and colleagues who have carried on the spirit of archetypal psychology in their own original ways.

There will be dialogues and discussions on Hillmanean topics (no formal papers or lectures), a sharing of ideas, images and conversations in the midst of genial collegiality and friendship. James Hillman will be present along with his family, friends, colleagues, a group of archetypal authors, analysts, artists, poets and philosophers, including Hillman’s official biographer. There will also be a group of entertainers helping to make this event a very special gathering.

The event will correspond with the release of a book tentatively entitled Archetypal Psycholog-ies: Reflections in honor of James Hillman, edited by Stanton Marlan, which celebrates Hillman's work and the influence it has had in informing numerous psychological perspectives. It is anticipated that many of the authors will be present at this gathering, which include David Miller, Ed Casey, Ginette Paris, Mary Watkins, Michael Adams, Wolfgang Giegerich, Stanton Marlan, Michael Sipiora, Noel Cobb, Glen Slater, Ron Schenk, Pat Berry, Lyn Cowan, Greg Mogenson, Nor Hall, Tom Kapacinskas, Thomas Moore, Robert Romanyshyn, Sanford Drob, Sylvester Wojtkowski, Paul Kugler, Kazuhiko Higuchi, Toshio Kawai, Dick Russell and Robbie Bosnak.

During the conference there will be a book table offering works that resonate with the theme of our event. Nancy Cater of Spring Journal Books will be organizing the sale, which will include Spring Publications. Authors interested in having their books represented should contact Nancy and/or your own publishers to arrange to have your works available.

Nancy can be reached at: nancycater@springjournalandbooks.com

SITE OF THE EVENT

The event will take place at the Sheraton Hotel at Station Square, Pittsburgh – a beautiful location on the Monongahela River overlooking the skyline of downtown Pittsburgh.

You can visit The Sheraton's website to learn more about this site at:

http://www.starwoodhotels.com/sheraton/property/overview/index.html?propertyID=693

First International Congress Inter-School Forum on Child Analysis (ISFCA)

27-29th November 2008

Milan, Italy

Dear Colleagues,

On behalf of the Scientific Committee of CIPA, Centro Italiano di Psicologia Analitica – Milan Institute, we enclose the First Announcement of the First International Congress Inter-School Forum on Child Analysis (ISFCA)

The Body from -1 to 6 Years
Drive, Phantasy, Emergence
Which will take place in Milan, Italy on 27-29th November 2008.

For further information please visit www.isfcacongress.org

In order to receive information and updates on the Congress you can subscribe to our mailing list, by clicking http://abstract.mzcongressi.com/mailman/listinfo/isfca

Thank you for your kind attention

Sincerely

Francesco Bisagni
Member of CIPA - MILAN
(Centro Italiano di Psicologia Analitica)
ISFCA Responsible
francesco.bisagni@fastwebnet.it

 

V Latin American Congress
of Jungian Psychology

Eros and Power
In Clinical Psychology, Education and Culture.

Santiago, Chile,
September 4 th to 8 th 2009.
Organized by:

Grupo de Desarrollo C.G. Jung Chile
Miembro de la IAAP

Co-organiza:

Sociedade Brasileira de Psicologia Analítica (SBPA)

Associação Junguiana do Brasil (AJB)

Sociedad Uruguaya de Psicología Analítica (SUPA)

"Eros is certainly alwais and everiwhere present, the urge to power certainly pervades the heights and depths of the psyche..." (Jung, Vol. 7, Para. 67).

 

Santiago, the capital city of Chile, is located in the central zone of the country, in a valley surrounded hills and the magnificent Andes Mountains. Its privileged geographic location is just 45 minutes from the best ski resorts in the country and only one hour from the most beautiful beaches which include amazing Valparaiso harbor, declared a world heritage site by the United Nations.

 

For more information, please contact us:

http//www.congreso.cgjung.cl

E-mail: congreso@cgjung.cl