Jung Club - Links

Association of Jungian Analysts - "The Association of Jungian Analysts was founded in 1977 by Dr Gerhard Adler and colleagues in order to provide an analytic training which aims to hold a balance between archetypal and developmental views of the personality"

REFLECTIONS ON THE JOURNEY TO WHOLENESS, a quarterly e-newsletter of Jungian thought.

The Jung Page was founded in 1995 to encourage new psychological ideas and conversations about what it means to be human in our time and place. Any worthwhile psychological theory will change with the changing conditions of life. As we prepare for and move into the 21st century, we need new stories and practices for new times--not grandiose visions, just new, respectful, workable perspectives on ourselves and the world. We need, as Jung said, "a language that alters with the spirit of the times." In this endeavor we invite the participation of Jungian analysts, friends of Jung, students, scholars, and psychotherapists and psychoanalysts of all persuasions.

"The objects of the Company are for the advancement of education, for the relief of persons suffering from mental disorders and for the protection and preservation of mental health with particular reference to psychology of the soul and its development in the field of analytical psychology."

Offers a rich, dynamic forum for those interested, professionally or otherwise, in understanding the relationship between religion, spirituality and depth psychology, weith particular reference to the work and writings of C. G. Jung. The Guild was begun in 1937 by a group of people, including pioneering clergy and psychologists, under the patronage of C. G. Jung. Its aim was to encourage the study of psychology among clergy and other spiritual leaders, in the belief that a ministry of spiritual and psychological healing was needed.

It was to the Guild, in April 1939, that Jung first gave his talk The Symbolic Life, with its account of how the psyche works in images: “Only the symbolic life can express the need of the soul.” (Jung) The guild logo – the chalice and the serpent, with its ambivalent, multiple associations of wounding and healing, life and death – illustrates this suggestive power of the symbol.

"The Independent Group of Analytical Psychologists are United Kingdom based Jungian Analysts. We are all members of the International Association of Analytical Psychologists (IAAP) and are eligible for registration with the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP) Analytical Psychology Section. The Independent Group of Analytical Psychologists are a Registered Charity"

"The IAPA was established in July 1996 by a small group of Jungian analysts and psychotherapists to represent and promote the understanding and development of analytical psychology in Ireland. In 1998, the IAPA was officially accepted as a Developing Group within the International Association for Analytical Psychology. The IAPA was admitted to the Irish Council of Psychotherapy in 2000 as the official professional body representing Jungian psychology in Ireland."

The Jungian Society for Scholarly Studies was founded in 2002 by a small group of dedicated scholars. Its purpose is to study, disseminate, and develop the works and theories of Carl Gustav Jung and the Post-Jungians.

Karnac Books - Publishers of the Jungian Harvest Journal and other Analytical Psychology publications.

58 Gloucester Road,
London SW7 4QY
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7584 3303 Fax: +44 (0) 20 7823 7743
Email: books@karnacbooks.com
www.karnacbooks.com

Scientific and Medical Network -

"The Scientific and Medical Network was founded in 1973 as an interdisciplinary forum for exploring new frontiers in science, health and spirituality, and now has a worldwide membership in over 30 countries. It organises frequent conferences, lectures and educational courses, and publishes its own journal."

www.scimednet.org

Society of Analytical Psychology (SAP). "The Society exists to fulfil four main functions:

The Training of Adult and Child Analysts
The Provision of Jungian Analysis to members of public through the work of the CG Jung Clinic and through the private referrals to members
Education to members of the public and through fellow professionals in the Psychotherapy field
The publication of books and audio tapes about the practice of Analytical Psychology"

www.jungian-analysis.org

West Midlands Institute of Psychotherapy - Jungian Training Group & Umbrella Newsletter. This link is to their lecture programme.