Call for papers
Deadline: 16/11/2026
XXIV International Congress for Analytical Psychology
The opportunity to participate in a conference on Analytical Psychology in Rome is without a doubt, a stroke of luck: it offers the chance to meet, with every step one takes, elements of a bygone era which remains an essential part of mutual heritage, to encounter parts our original culture, to reread pages of our history. “The human soul has an eminently historical character. As the embodiment of the unconscious, it is imbued with history and prehistory, comprehends the contents of the past, and provides the individual with the elements he should know about his prehistory. For the individual, the soul represents all the life of the past that is still alive within him.” (Memories, Dreams, Reflections)
The best way to experience what Jung calls “unexpected things becoming conscious” is to walk the streets of Rome: small winding streets, wide majestic ones, alleys, promenades, squares, wonderful little courtyards and hidden corners that suddenly appear. That’s Rome.
The Call for Papers
The Program Committee welcomes proposals across a wide range of formats: single presentations, joint presentations and panel discussions, plenaries, posters, workshops, and other formats including film, performance, and experiential groups. Presentations may be offered in any language, with an English translation required three weeks before the congress opens. Proposals should be no more than 500 words and submitted via the congress online platform by November 16, 2026. Full submission guidelines and practical details are available here. Program decisions will be announced by June 2027.
The Program Committee is chaired by Brockton Hill and includes representatives from analytical psychology organisations in the USA, Colombia, Switzerland, South Africa, Lithuania, Japan, Italy, Uruguay, and Canada. The congress is presided over by IAAP President Pilar Amezaga.
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