Full name
Polish Association for Jungian Analysis
Status
Member organisation
Affiliation
International Association for Analytical Psychology
Location
Poland

Polish Association for Jungian Analysis (PAJA) was established in January 2010. It aims to create framework that could provide the training environment for people applying analytical psychology in diagnosis and psychotherapy. PAJA’s members take part in International Association for Jungian Analysis (IAAP) training program directed towards IAAP individual and group membership. PAJA is recognized by IAAP as the router’s group. In its understanding of psychotherapy process PAJA is grounded in classical…

Polish Association for Jungian Analysis (PAJA) was established in January 2010. It aims to create framework that could provide the training environment for people applying analytical psychology in diagnosis and psychotherapy. PAJA’s members take part in International Association for Jungian Analysis (IAAP) training program directed towards IAAP individual and group membership. PAJA is recognized by IAAP as the router’s group.

In its understanding of psychotherapy process PAJA is grounded in classical Jungian ideas, basing at the same time on the post-Jungian developments. We keep symbolical attitude in understanding of the unconscious process at the same time taking into consideration the early childhood experiences and the transference and countertransference processes.

Keeping in mind Jung’s understanding of the individuation process we consider it vital for our members to develop responsibility and the diversity of the styles of working, and to respect clear code of professional and ethical standards.

 

International Association for Analytical Psychology coordinator: Gustav Bovensiepen

PAJA Address: ul. Rynek Główny 28,
31-010 Kraków, Poland
Website: www.analizajungowska.pl
E-mail: poczta@ptpj.pl

President:
Łukasz Müldner-Nieckowski
E-mail: l.muldner@gmail.com 

Liaison Person:
Gustav Bovensiepen (DGAP Germany)

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