Jungian analysis has been proven effective in treating psychic disturbances, life crises as well as helping those seeking a deeper meaning in life. The focus lies in the process of individuation – fulfilling the uniqueness of one’s personality – so that psyche and lived life come into harmony.
The students at ISAPZURICH become skilled in the classical concepts and attitudes of C.G. Jung, including:
The completion of the International Training program at ISAP results in a diploma in Analytical Psychology, which is recognized by the International Association of Analytical Psychology (IAAP). The IAAP is the international umbrella organization of Jungian Analysts. ISAP is the training institute of the Zurich-domiciled, International Association of Graduates in Analytical Psychology (AGAP), which is a co-founding group member of the IAAP with training privileges.
ISAPZURICH students may choose from a large number of experienced and internationally well-known training analysts, all steeped and trained in the Zurich-immersion tradition. Courses are offered in English and German, and training analysis and supervision are offered in many other languages as well. Students and training analysts come from over 20 foreign countries and from a wide variety of backgrounds. This contributes to a unique and culturally rich experience, only available at ISAP.
ISAPZURICH offers two variations of International Training, Full Residence, in which all aspects of training are completed in Zurich, and Part Residence, in which the first half of the program is completed in Zurich and the second half at home with only partial presence in Zurich.
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ISAPZURICH’s CH-Program is recognized as a federally accredited psychotherapeutic training by the Federal Department for Internal Affairs (EDI). In addition to being recognized by the International Association of Analytical Psychology (IAAP), which is the international umbrella organization of Jungian Analysts, holders of the CH-Diploma are granted a Swiss federal title enabling cantonal licensing for private practice as well as delegated psychotherapy. Prerequisite is a Master degree in clinical psychology or psychology with a minor in psychopathology.
Regular courses at ISAPZURICH are held in English and German, while training analysis and supervision are available in a number of other languages. Fluency in both English and German is strongly recommended for the CH-Program.
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