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The Jungian Odyssey 2019
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Basic Jung – The Introductory Series
Are you asking about the meaning of life?
Looking for personal or professional development?
February 26th – March 1st, 2019
With:
Nancy Krieger, Basic Concepts in Archetypal Theory
K. Casanova, I. von Uslar Ryffel, Archetypes and Complexes
Lucienne Marguerat, Psychological Impacts of Archetypal Images
Maria Anna Bernasconi, Showing the Divine
Ursula Wirtz, The Archetype of Wisdom in Orient and Occident
Ursula Ulmer, Archetypal Manifestations and Cultural Complexes
Isabelle Meier, Archetypes and Complexes
Allan Guggenbühl, Archetypes in Analysis
INFORMATION EVENING Tue March 19th, 2019 18:00 -19.30
Learn more about the Analytical Psychology of C.G. Jung with ISAPZURICH.
We offer training for individuals from all academic backgrounds, for those who have general interest in CG Jung and those seeking qualifications. Visit us to find out more, ask questions and meet current students.
REGISTRATION by 18.03.19: [email protected]
Jung’s Red Book for Our Time: Searching for Soul Under Postmodern Conditions
A Symposium April 16 – 17, 2019
With:
Murray Stein, Introduction to Jung’s Liber Novus and the Method of Active Imagination
Paul Brutsche, The Creative Power of Soul: A Central Testimony of Jung’s Red Book
Dramatic Reading From “Mysterium Encounter”, Liber Primus, Chapter IX, The Red Book
Paul Brutsche as Jung • John Hill as Elijah • Dariane Pictet as Salome • Murray Stein, Narrator
Christine Maillard, Docteur ès Lettres Jung’s Subversive Christology in The Red Book
Dariane Pictet, Movements of Soul in Liber Novus
Dramatic Reading The Red Book, Liber Secundus
Paul Brutsche as Jung • John Hill as Elijah • Dariane Pictet as Salome • Murray Stein, Narrator
Thomas Arzt, “The Way of What is to Come:” Moving Ahead with The Red Book in a Time of Deep Uncertainty
Ann Li, The Receptive and the Creative: Dao in The Red Book
Bernard Sartorius, Jung’s Hermeneutical Diversity in The Red Book
John Hill, Confronting Jung: The Red Book Speaks to Our Time
Chats with Analysts
In these casual talks, ISAPZURICH analysts offer glimpses into their personal approaches to Jungian analysis.
Tuesday, May 7, 2019 • 19:00-20:45
Two Ways — One Goal
Peter Ammann and his sister Ruth Ammann (Training Analyst and Supervisor at the C.G. Jung Institute Zürich) chat about the differences and similarities in their Jungian approaches to analysis.
Payment in Cash at the Door.
Visit the Psychological Club Zurich
Spring Excursion • Wednesday May 15, 2019, 14:00 to 16:00
The castle-like clubhouse, a stately neo-gothic villa, was once referred to as a place where the holy fire, le feu sacré, burns.
Guided tour of the premises, e.g. the unique library
Lecture by Ursula Kiraly-Müller about the foundation and development of the club
Limited attendance • Sign-up required! Deadline: May 3, 2019
Write to: [email protected]
Spring Semester Interlude • May 15th – 17th, 2019
Take the chance to join our Jungian studies and explore our school, at home in an erstwhile Swiss Post Office (Jugendstil design, built 1911)
• Check-In & Welcome, Tour the School & Meet Our Staff
• Nancy Krieger, Jung in a Matchbox: Fundamentals of Analytical Psychology
• Excursion: The Psychology Club Zürich
• Peter Ammann, The Bushpeople: Rupture without Repair?
• Diane Cousineau Brutsche, Encountering the Simpleton: An Initiation for Our Time
• Francisco Garcia, Alchemical Process of Depression
• Graduation Ceremony With Music and Wine Reception, Apéro riche
Registration Required: Deadline May 3
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C.G. Jung 57th Memorial Day
Lecture & Apéro Wednesday, 6 June 2019
At ISAPZURICH, Stampfenbachstr. 115, 8006 Zürich
18:00 – 19:30, Free Entry
Linda Briendl, lic.phil.
“To the extent that I managed to translate the emotions into images I was inwardly calmed and reassured.” (C.G. Jung)
The Zurich Lecture Series in Analytical Psychology 2019
Dr. Mark Saban
“Two Souls Alas…” Jung’s two personalities and the creation of analytical psychology
Zurich, Switzerland Fri, Oct 4 18:00-22:00 Sat, Oct 5 10:00-16:00
Click here to see a short Interview with Mark Saban by Murray >>>
Public Lectures and Seminars in Analytical Psychology
Attend our lectures and seminars open to the public for a nominal fee. Look to the right for the upcoming lectures and seminars.
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Download Program Public Lectures and Open Seminars
Fall 2018 >>> Spring 2019 >>>
Analytical Psychology Training
Become a Jungian Analyst & Psychotherapist
ISAPZURICH offers the only full-time education in English for becoming a Jungian analyst with a Diploma in Analytical Psychology. ISAPZURICH offers also a training in Analytical Psychology according to C.G. Jung (CH- program) to obtain a title as a federally accepted psychotherapist. ISAPZURICH’s CH-programm is accredited by the Federal Department for Internal Affairs (EDI) as a psychotherapy training institution.
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Continuing Education in Analytical Psychology
ISAPZURICH offers also individuals the option to attend lectures and open seminars during the entire semester as an matriculated auditor and a 2-semester program for acquiring a Certificate in Fundamental theory of Analytical Psychology. More …
Download the Semester Program for the Jungian Analyst Training: Fall 2018 >>> Spring 2019 >>>
Meet people from ISAPZURICH
Short films present why people come to ISAPZURICH and what impact Jungian psychology has on their lives.
ISAPZURICH: A Journey
Edited by Isabelle Meier, Deborah Egger, Paul Brutsche, Murray Stein
The book contains contributions for the 10th anniversary of Isapzurich, the International School of Analytical Psychology in Zurich. Several authors explain why they left the C.G. Jung Institute in Küsnacht in 2004 and why they founded Isapzurich. In addition, there are contributions describing the particular identity and image which have evolved around Isapzurich in recent years.
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Our Address and Contact Information:
ISAPZURICH is in central Zurich on Stampfenbachstrasse 115, 8006 Zürich, 5 minutes on foot from the Main Station or 2 tram stops with Tram 11 or 14 to “Beckenhof”.
Our institute is housed in a Jugendstil building with large light-filled rooms, built in 1911 and now under historic protection. Nearby are two parks with old trees and a view of the city and the alps in the distance.
Contact:
Phone:+41 (0)43 344 00 66
Email: [email protected]
