The Association of Analytical Psychology of Moldova invites you to its first international conference, dedicated to exploring the deep dimensions of identity—personal, cultural, and collective.

The Republic of Moldova is a small country in Southeastern Europe, a liminal space and zone of transition, a crossroads between East and West. Here, identity is not fixed once and for all, but is continuously created and re-created. The same applies to personal identity in times of rapid change: it stands at a crossroads, shaped, challenged, wounded, defended— and ultimately transformed. From a Jungian perspective, this process unfolds through encounters with cultural complexes, collective shadows, and the dynamic evolution of psychic structures.

Together, we will reflect on who we are in a shifting world; how collective identity is formed and fractured; what role cultural complexes play in social and political life; how the collective shadow influences these processes; and how we may relate to these dynamics on a personal level. This conference offers a space for dialogue between analysts, psychotherapists, scholars, and all those interested in analytical psychology and symbolic life.

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