Das C.G. Jung-Institut Berlin e.V. ist ein psychoanalytisches Aus- und Weiterbildungsinstitut, das sich an der Analytischen Psychologie nach Carl Gustav Jung (1875 -1961) und deren Weiterentwicklungen orientiert.

Als Fachverband für Analytische Psychologen und Psychotherapeuten dient die DGAP seit ihrer Gründung in 1960:

La S.F.P.A.-Institut C.G. Jung est la Société de psychanalyse reconnue par l’I.A.A.P. qui réunit et forme en France les psychanalystes se référant à l’œuvre clinique et théorique de C.G. Jung (1875-1961) l’un des plus importants théoriciens de la psychologie des profondeurs.…

The Finnish-Estonian Group for Analytical Psychology (FEGAP) is an international organization connecting Jungian analysts from Estonia and Finland engaged in the practice of Analytical Psychology. FEGAPs aims are:

Dansk Selskab for Analytisk Psykologi (DSAP) blev stiftet i 1994 og har status som en lokal gruppe i IAAP, den internationale organisation for jungianske analytikere, der har ca. 3500 medlemmer. En betingelse for medlemsskab er individuelt medlemskab af IAAP eller uddannelse i analytisk psykologi ved en af IAAP godkendt uddannelsesinstitution.

ČIAP byla založena za účelem získání statutu Non-Training Group IAAP (dále N-TG IAAP), jako dalšího kroku rozvoje Developing Group ČSAP. Bohužel DG ČSAP nemůže žádat o získání statutu N-TG IAAP, protože taková skupina nesmí poskytovat výcvikový program, který je zakotven ve stanovách ČSAP. Rovněž všichni její členové musí být Individuální…

Carl Gustav Jung (1875 – 1961) called “Analytical Psychology” his contribution to the approach of the individual and collective unconscious of Man. The Belgian Society of Analytical Psychology brings together in Belgium practitioners of analytical psychotherapy anxious to root their practice in the thought and experience of CG Jung, while…

As a modest Belgian bi-lingual (French/Dutch) association, we have done a lot of thinking about how to reorganize and revitalize our school. Our school has two main objectives and reasons to continue to exist: to generate exchange, connection and involvement between the members regarding our work as psychoanalysts and to…

The Austrian Working Group for Analytical Psychology according to CG Jung was founded in 1980. In 1983 the name was changed to “Österreichische Gesellschaft für Analytische Psychologie” (ÖGAP), Austrian Society for Analytical Psychology, and was included as a group member in the IAAP (International Association for Analytical Psychology), enabling ÖGAP…

AJAJ is an association of internationally certified Jungian analysts in Japan, which was ratified as a Constituent Society of the International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP) in August 2001 in Cambridge, England. In April 2002, the training institute of AJAJ, the Japan Institute of Jungian Psychology, started its own training…