The Jungian clinical model is designed from both the peculiarities of the analytical setting and the main questions that arise in the clinical axis of Analytical Psychology: the multiple psyche, the complexes and the dialogue with the figures of the imagination, differentiation and integration, individuation and the ego-self relationship, clinical models - scientific, aesthetic, mystical - transference and countertransference, dreams and active imagination. In the last part, a little bit of the history of the creation of the CGJung Institute in Zurich and some comments on the tripod for the training of analysts: analysis, supervision and theory.