A Department Worth Defending: Andrew Samuels Returns to Essex for the 2026 Jung Lecture
On April 28, 2026, Professor Andrew Samuels returns to the University of Essex to deliver this year’s C.G. Jung Lecture. Thirty years after his landmark 1995 appointment to one of the UK’s first chairs in Jungian Studies, Samuels will take stock of what has (and hasn’t) changed in the field he helped establish. His lecture, […]
Snow Queens, Mermaids, and Gods: Archetypal Patterns in the Latest Jung Journal
The latest issue of the Jung Journal arrives with a richly themed collection gathered under the banner of Fairy Tales and Myths. Spanning Snow Queens and mermaids, Medusa and Perseus, Odin and Superman, the issue ranges across cultures, centuries, and registers to ask what the stories we tell and retell, reveal about the deeper structures […]
Thinking Under Pressure: Psychoanalysis, Affirmation, and the Cost of Certainty
The latest issue of the British Journal of Psychotherapy (Volume 42, Issue 2, May 2026) brings together a thought-provoking selection of clinical and theoretical work spanning psychoanalytic critique, institutional care, psychiatric practice, and personality pathology. It also includes three book reviews covering some of the field’s most contested contemporary territory.
Open Access Highlights: Institutional Defences, Clinical […]
A Living Archive: Celebrating Peter Ammann’s 95th Birthday Through Film and Lecture
The International School of Analytical Psychology Zurich has assembled a remarkable tribute for Peter Ammann’s 95th birthday: a comprehensive digital collection spanning over five decades of filmmaking, lecturing, and bridge-building between Jungian psychology and African traditional healing. The Peter Ammann Collection makes available documentary films and lectures that trace an extraordinary journey from a crucial […]
Transcending Divisions: Analysis and Activism Returns to Mexico City
The 7th International Analysis and Activism Conference convenes in Mexico City October 29-November 1, 2026, with a program addressing borders, identity, and belonging through Jungian psychoanalytic and activist lenses. Organised in collaboration with the Sociedad Mexicana C.G. Jung, the conference marks the first time this influential gathering takes place in Latin America.
Program Highlights
The conference opens […]
Honoring a Foundational Legacy: SAP Celebrates Michael Fordham at 80th Anniversary Conference
On Saturday, June 6, 2026, the Society of Analytical Psychology will hold a one-day hybrid conference honoring Dr. Michael Fordham (1905-1995) and marking the Society’s 80th anniversary. The event recognizes Fordham as the driving force behind the first formal Jungian analytic training in the world and the father of the Developmental Jungian School. The conference […]
Constellating the Center: A Clinical Journey with the Cyprus Society of Analytical Psychology
Under the auspices of the International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP), the Cyprus Society of Analytical Psychology C.G. Jung (CySAP), is currently hosting a definitive seminar cycle designed to deepen the clinical and symbolic understanding of the psyche. The next installment arrives on 11 April 2026, as the esteemed Murray Stein leads an exploration into […]
Shakespeare, Sufism, and the Placenta
The Journal of Analytical Psychology‘s latest issue, Volume 71, Issue 1, presents diverse scholarship spanning literary analysis, religious phenomenology, clinical innovation, and theoretical development. Editors Ann Addison and Arthur Niesser introduce a collection that demonstrates analytical psychology’s capacity to illuminate subjects from Shakespearean drama to pregnancy’s archetypal dimensions, with two articles available as open access.
Open […]
Global Access to Zürich: C.G. Jung Institut’s Summer 2026 Lecture Series
The C.G. Jung Institut Zürich opens its doors to the global analytical psychology community this June and July with an extensive series of public lectures offered in hybrid format. Running from June 15 through early July 2026, the program features over 40 sessions led by distinguished analysts, scholars, and clinicians, with most lectures accessible both […]
Awakening the Artist Within: AIPA’s Experiential Workshops on Art and Analytical Psychology
The Italian Association of Analytical Psychology (AIPA) presents “La Psicologia Analitica in dialogo con l’arte” (Analytical Psychology in Dialogue with Art), a three-day series of experiential workshops exploring creative processes from April 17-19, 2026, at the Fondazione Morra Greco in Naples. This event invites participants to discover how art-making serves as a tool for psychological […]
Where Dreams Meet Discovery: JPA Conference Explores Mind-Matter Conjunctions
On Sunday, April 19, 2026, the Jungian Psychoanalytic Association presents “The Matters of Mind – Mind in Matter,” a hybrid conference examining how dreams and synchronicities emerge from conjunctions of psyche and world. The conference addresses a compelling question: can the dreaming mind penetrate matter as well as deal with what matters? Through presentations examining […]
Family in Transformation: Italian Jungians Address Parenthood, Adoption, and Cultural Change
This March 2026 issue of Rivista di Psicologia Analitica centers on themes of paternity, parenthood, and generational trauma, exploring how analytical psychology addresses fundamental questions of family relationships, loss, and inheritance across generations.
Nicola Malorni opens the issue with “Cinque secondi” (Five Seconds), followed by Romano Màdera’s exploration “Paternità e crisi del patriarcato” (Paternity and the […]
Explore the Path to Becoming a Jungian Analyst: GAP’s Open Morning
On March 28th, 2026, the Guild of Analytical Psychologists (GAP) invites prospective students to an Open Morning exploring their distinctive training pathway. Members of the Guild will answer questions about courses, application processes, and what distinguishes GAP’s approach. At the heart of their work lies the connection between Analytical Psychology and spirituality, an integration reflected […]
Who Are We While Machines Learn? Italian Analysts Explore the Cyber-Self
The Italian Association of Analytical Psychology (AIPA) has released a five-part video series examining one of the most urgent questions facing depth psychology today: what happens to the Self when intelligence becomes artificial? “The Self in the Digital Age – Cyber-Self: Identity, Perception, and Intelligent Technologies” brings together psychoanalyst Franco Castellana, architect and digital design […]
Jungian Psychiatric Treatment: Crisis, Clinic, Consultation
What prepares a therapist for the moment when theory gives way to urgency? On Wednesday, March 18th, Dr. John Beebe returns to Psychosocial Wednesdays to explore precisely this threshold through a discussion of his newly reissued classic, Psychiatric Treatment: Crisis, Clinic and Consultation. Originally published in 1975 and now recovered through Jungianeum’s Re-Covered Classics in […]