John Granrose
After retiring from the University of Georgia Philosophy Department in 1993, Dr. Granrose moved to Zürich, Switzerland, where he completed his studies at the C.G. Jung Institute. As a Jungian psychoanalyst, he served as Director of Studies at the Institute until 2002. He continues to lecture to Jungian groups internationally. A longstanding member of the International Brotherhood of Magicians, his current research concerns the history and philosophy of conjuring.
Christa Gubler Gabban
Elizabeth Grant
I started my professional life as a social worker in South London. I qualified as a psychosynthesis psychotherapist in 1998 and have had my own private practice since then. I became interested in Jungian Analytical Psychology, especially dream work and working with images and symbols. I was able to train further and have become a member of the Association of Jungian Analysts in 2014.
James Max Gossett
James Max Gossett trained in Switzerland and is a Diplomate Analyst of the C. G. Jung Institute, Zürich. He practices as a Spiritual Director and is both Anglican and contemplative.
Geri Grubbs
Geri was certified at the C. G. Jung Institute Zürich in 1998 and practices at her home office on lovely Cottage Lake in Woodinville, as well as in Oregon, south of Portland, at the Ananda Laurelwood Retreat Center.
Robin Greenberg
Robin Eve Greenberg, MA, MFT, is a Jungian analyst and member of the C. G. Jung Institute of San Francisco.
Matthias Graf
Roberto Grande
Thayer Greene
THAYER GREENE is a Jungian analyst in private practice in New York. He is the author of Modern Man in Search of Manhood.
Carl Greer
Dr. Greer is a retired Jungian analyst and clinical psychologist.
Patricia Greer
Sharon R. Green
I offer individual psychotherapy and psychoanalysis to adults of all ages, as well as clinical consultation and supervision. My primary orientation is contemporary psychoanalysis, which is informed by current thinking in the arts, philosophy, science, medicine and cultural studies. I am a Jungian psychoanalyst, certified by the IAAP; my analytic work has been influenced by an ongoing study of the French analyst, Jacques Lacan. I’ve been practicing psychotherapy since 1995. Depth psychotherapy and analysis address emotional discomfort and suffering, covering such things as painful feelings of anxiety or worry, depression, resentment, or emptiness; low self-esteem or self-hatred; unresolved grief or the after effects of trauma or abuse; concerns regarding sexuality; difficulties in relationships or concerns about parenting and family matters; difficulties at work or with career and profession, and concerns regarding artistic creativity or performance. I have worked with individuals with chronic and life threatening medical conditions including HIV/AIDS, as well as individuals from a wide variety of cultural backgrounds, differing sexual orientations and gender identities. Before becoming a social worker, I had a career as a professional photographer and filmmaker, worked as a coordinator of various arts programs, and received my B.A. degree in Modern Dance.
Donald Grasing
I am a client centered therapist. I don’t presume the answers to your questions but rather encourage you to find your own unique solutions to life’s challenges – which in general arise from unique circumstances. When the opinions you encounter – from friends, family, or even Psychology Today(!) – don’t help, you need a tailored approach.
Ramona Gredzena
Starting from 2017 analytical psychotherapist, Jungian psychoanalyst in private practice 2007 – 2017 Crisis and Consultation Center “Skalbes”, analytical psychotherapist Membership in professional organizations Member of Jungian Association for Analytical Psychology in Latvia Member of Lithuanian Association for Analytical Psychology (LAPA) Member of International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP
Grazina Gudaite
Since 2010 till now – has been a professor at the Department of Clinical and Organizational Psychology at the University of Vilnius. She is chair of the Psychodynamic Personality Research Group. Field of research – psychotherapy effectiveness, development of relationship systems etc.. Since 2000 till now – has private psychotherapeutic practice, guides seminars and leads the Analytical psychology postgraduate studies at the Center for studies of Practical Psychology. Since 1997 till now – has been conducting analytical psychology seminars for psychologists and psychotherapists from Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia, Russia; Belarus in Vilnius. She lectured at the Grodno Medical Academy; Tallinn Center for Practical Psychology, ISAP Zurich; Joint Estonian-Finnish Analysts Training Program. Since 1983 – worked as psychologist ( latter as a head) in the Center of Psychological Counseling and Psychotherapy at Vilnius Psychiatric Hospital. Studies: