Octopus teacher & the burden of the ego-ideal
The latest issue of the British Journal of Pyschotherapy has been released. The journal is published in association with The British Psychotherapy Foundation which includes the British Jungian Analytic Association. The journal draws paper from both psychoanalytic and Jungian-analytic cclinicians, and has become a leading publication in exploring unconscious dynamics in clinical work.
This current issue […]
Neo-Jungians writing on the world at this moment
The second issue of the JUNGIANEUM/Yearbookhas just been released, building on the success of its inaugural edition in 2023. This latest volume ventures into an array of compelling topics, including Artificial Intelligence, the US election, the Israel-Palestine conflict, the passing of the last Sicilian mafia boss, and the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement. […]
Articles on the history of Jungian Psychology from original sources
You may not know about the short-lived journal/newsletter of The Philemon Foundation titled Jung History, which was produced between 2005 and 2007. There are four beautifully designed issues with scholarly historical articles based on original source materials. All four issues are avialable for download in PDF format directly from the Philemon Foundation’s website.
Founded in 2003 by […]
Signs from the Depths : Beauty in Creation and Art
Jung Journal – Culture & Psyche, the official journal of the CG Jung Institute of San Francisco, has just published the latest issue – 18(2) .
First is the interesting and important article by Henry Abramovitch, which discusses Naomi Nir’s analytical experiences with Erich Neumann and Emma Jung. Titled: The World Broke Up into Splinters, the article is free to read.
The editors “featured article” […]
Eranos – a podcast play
Eranos written by Henry Abramovitch and Murray Stein, is a play about history, ideas, and brilliant personalities. The action In this hour-long audio play, takes place around the great round table under the trees at Eranos.
Eranos just outside Ascona on the northern shores of Lago Maggiore has, since 1933, been the location of the annual gatherings called Eranos Tagungen. In the almost mythical […]
A letter from the IAAP to the WHO on 18 July, 2024
IAAP Protests Bias Against Psychodynamic Therapies
In March of this year the World health Organisation (WHO) launched a new manual to provides managers and others responsible for planning and delivering services with practical guidance on how to implement manualized psychological interventions for adults, adolescents and […]
Studi Junghiani N. 59 (2024)
Biannual magazine of the Italian Association for Analytical Psychology
Studi Junghiani the bi-annual journal of AIPA (Associazione Italiana Psicologia Analitica) has been published since 1995. Number 59 has just been published now published online and is completely free access.
The journal issue features an editorial overview by the committee and includes several articles: I Tipi psicologici fra […]
Navigating Countertransference, Shame, and Dream Work
British Journal of Psychotherapy: Volume 40, Issue 3
Navigating Countertransference, Shame, and Dream Work
The August 2024 issue of the British Journal of Psychotherapy, Volume 40, Issue 3, spans pages 295-446 and includes a diverse range of articles and reviews. João F. Barreto and Paula Mena Matos explore a transtheoretical specifist model in “Navigating the Countertransference Experience.” […]
Short Substack essays by Tom Singer on current political events
Psychological commentary on politics
In an email inviting colleagues to read his essays Tom Singer notes that both the recent French and English elections seem a heartening halt of the global slide towards more authoritarian, right wing governments. It is still the case that in both elections, rightwing factions moved […]
Cahiers jungiens de psychanalyse 2024/1 (N° 159) ‘jung dans le monde’
Jungian Encounters Around the World
The June 2024 issue of “Cahiers Jungiens de Psychanalyse” explores Jungian psychology globally, examining diverse cultural contexts and applications. The editorial by Sophie Braun, Laurence Lacour, and Samira Richer-Villar introduces the theme. Articles cover a range of topics, including Amanda Dowd’s analysis of our loss […]
Michael Fordham Prize 2023
Labels as a scaffold for individuation
We congratulate Leigh Money on winning the Michael Fordham Prize 2023 with her beautifully written paper “Labels and the Self: Identity Labels as Scaffold”, published in June 2023, 68(3), 590–609:
This paper includes impressive clinical material and takes a positive and symbolic stance towards self-assigned labels such as “neurodiverse”, “genderfluid”, “sex-positive”, “ADHD”, […]
BJP celebrates 40 years of publication
The latest issue of the Journal of Analytical Psychology includes several noteworthy articles. Greta Kaluzeviciute-Moreton and Christopher E. M. Lloyd explore therapists’ perceptions of integrating CBT and psychodynamic approaches. Ilaria Tercelli, Susan McPherson, and Hugo Senra analyze working-age adults’ experiences with psychodynamic couple therapy. Cinzia Carnevali, Laura Ravaioli, and Gabriella Vandi discuss the use of music and psychoanalytic tools with adolescent […]
Conference recordings now available
The XVI International Conference of the Journal of Analytical Psychology, held from April 11 to 14, 2024, was a remarkable event that brought together experts to discuss the theme of “Crossing Borders.” This conference explored the clinical, theoretical, cultural, and political implications in our ever-changing world. If you missed this transformative event, you now have […]
Papers from the Analysis and Activism Conference in Ljubljana
Papers that were presented at the Analysis and Activism conference in Ljubljana in September last year, are published in the the April 2024 issue of the JAP 69/2. This special issue, starts with an editorial by Dr. Monica Luci, Dr. Stefano Carpani, and Tine Papič, the conference organisers.
The papers in this issue are testament to the richness […]
Harvest – Forum for Jungian Writing
Harvest the journal of the C. G. Jung Club of London, established in 1954 is one of the oldest Jungian journals in the world. During that time it has a number of eminent Jungian have edited it and many more have published in it. The most complete list of articles published in the journal is […]