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IAAP 2025

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  1. Sunday, 24 Aug 2025 #

  2. Type of event
    Master Class of Supervision I

    Susanna Wright - Master Class of Supervision in the context of Training

  3. Type of event
    Pre-Congress Workshop 3

    Ana Deligiannis, Eva Pattis, Caterina Vezzoli, Mónica Pinilla, John Gosling & Maria Claudia Munevar - Self-experience: Playing with sand/Witnessing in silence

  4. Type of event
    Pre-Congress Workshop 1

    Antonella Adorisio & Margarita Mendez - New perspectives on Active Imagination in Movement: the Knowledge of the Heart and the Spectrum of Colors of the Soul

  5. CNASJA Meeting

  6. Type of event
    Master Class of Supervision III

    August J. Cwik - Master Class of Supervision III

  7. Type of event
    Pre-Congress Workshop 2

    Tina Stromsted, Eileen Nemeth, Lisa Malin, Kate Jobe & Nancy Gurian - Active Imagination: Engaging the Wisdom of the Body in Navigating Experiences of the Non-Understandable

  8. Type of event
    Pre-Congress Workshop 4

    Emma Ting Wong & Robin Zeiger - Sharing Liminal Space of the Non-understandable: Dreams, Meditations, Movements and Melodies

  9. Type of event
    Pre-Congress Workshop 2

    Tina Stromsted, Eileen Nemeth, Lisa Malin, Kate Jobe & Nancy Gurian - Active Imagination: Engaging the Wisdom of the Body in Navigating Experiences of the Non-Understandable

  10. Type of event
    11. Forschungstagung INFAP3

    Was ist denn in dich gefahren? Komplextheorie - Grundlagen, Forschung und Anwendungen

  11. Council of Societies Review

  12. Council of Societies Reviews

  13. Type of event
    Master Class of Supervision IV

    Jan J. Wiener - Master Class of Supervision IV

  14. Type of event
    Master Class of Supervision II

    Donald E. Kalsched - Recognizing Defensive Patterns in Dreams as a Key to Deepening the Analytic Process

  15. Type of event
    Pre-Congress Workshop 1

    Antonella Adorisio & Margarita Mendez - New perspectives on Active Imagination in Movement: the Knowledge of the Heart and the Spectrum of Colors of the Soul

  16. Type of event
    Pre-Congress Workshop 3

    Ana Deligiannis, Eva Pattis, Caterina Vezzoli, Mónica Pinilla, John Gosling & Maria Claudia Munevar - Self-experience: Playing with sand/Witnessing in silence

  17. Opening Reception in the Kongress Vestibule

  18. Monday, 25 Aug 2025 #

  19. Sina Rees - Experiential Group: Gibberish Meditation: Expressing the Inexpressible

  20. Dominique Lepori & Jens Preil- Dream sharing - Once upon a time...

  21. Welcome Address by Pilar Amezaga

  22. Carl C. Jung, Thomas Fischer, Ann Lammers, Susanne Eggenberger-Jung - Dedicated to the Soul: Emma Jung’s Life and Work

  23. Coffee break

  24. Joe Cambray - From Individuation, through Synchronicity to the Psychoid Imagination and the Reenchantment of the World

  25. Mercurius Prize Award Masks Off : When the Impossible Becomes Possible - The Angelica Edna Calo Livne's project

  26. Meeting of ISST

  27. AGAP Member Luncheon

  28. Ann Addison - The individual in the face of culture: The evolution of a concept

  29. Margarita Ovalle - Circular Time and archetypal psychology. On the way to understanding the incomprehensible.

  30. Barbara Friedman - The Healing of Medusa: A visual dream journey.

  31. Robert Bump - James Baldwin on the Shadow of White America

  32. Ursula Brasch - Tianxia da luan" 天下大乱- great disorder under heaven

  33. Lara Lagutina - The abyss of the psychic void and the role of dreaming together in working with early relational trauma

  34. Nancy Furlotti - The Nature and Source of Creativity

  35. Grazina Gudaite - IAAP Training Working Party - Research on Culture

  36. Livia Di Stefano & Caterina Vezzoli - Confronting the experience of the non-understandable: Active imagination in the treatment of trauma

  37. John Beebe & Chenghou Cai- Divination and Consciousness

  38. Denise Gimenez Ramos & Liliana Liviano Wahba - Greek myths and their deleterious messages for today's women development

  39. Deborah Bryon - Jung’s Contribution to Intersubjectivity and Fractal Dynamism in Analytic Practice

  40. Min Zhang - Archetypes Expressed in Poems: Encountering the Primitive Psyche of Ancient Chinese People ( 《诗经》中的原型：与中国人的原始心灵相遇)

  41. Amanda Dowd - Lest we forget: the traumatic legacies of colonisation and the colonial mind, unrepresentable loss and the death and disappearance of children

  42. Danny Solís - Latin American creativity: strokes of a regional reality as a source of connection with the non-understandable

  43. D. Steven Nouriani - Exploring and Understanding the Origins of Visions

  44. Robin Zeiger - Confronting the Non-Understandable in Times of War: Despair & Seeds of Hope in the Dirty Bathwater

  45. Margaret Klenck - When Interpretation is a Violation of the Unknowable

  46. Coffee break

  47. Jörg Rasche- Joerg Rasche: Spinoza

  48. Doris Lier - Beginning and End

  49. Patrizia Peresso - Research on dreams series as indicators of the ‘vitality factor’: a way to approach the non-understandable

  50. Michal Troudart & Michelle Mendelowitz-Yuval - Images of the non understandable: Where there are no words.

  51. Isabelle Meier - Medusa, Freeze and Transformation

  52. Vladislav Solc - Conspiracy Theory Qanon: The Myth of False Prophets

  53. Sonu Shamdasani & Caitlin Stephens - Concerning the Critical Edition of the Works of C. G. Jung

  54. Elizabeth Leuenberger, Claudio Mele & Petra Von Bechtolsheim - Transformation of the feminine and Eastern spirituality as seen in materials from the Picture Archive of the C.G. Jung Institute Zürich

  55. Pilar Amezaga & Misser Berg - IAAP Training Working Party - Training Models Overview of Training in the IAAP, invitation to reflections on differences and similarities

  56. Tom Kelly - IAAP Ethics Committee I

  57. Marie W. Chiu - Individuation while Honoring Parents and Ancestors: A contemporary challenge for Hong Kongers examined in light of various cultural containers

  58. M. Saiz, P. Abalos Barros, C. Grez, M. S. Toloza Gallardo, M. Porre Ibacache, J. Falcone & G. Campi - A Rhizome of the Non-understandable: Gender Diversity and the Emergent Androgynus in Clinical Prac

  59. Nancy Robinson-Kime - The Passion of Understanding

  60. Douglas Whitcher - Narrative Identity and the clinical use of Fairytales

  61. Adrienne Margarian - Return of the Triad: Reimagining Oedipal and Elektra dynamics in clinical practice

  62. Krzysztof Rutkowski, Magdalena Konop & Jerzy Sobański - Electrodermal activity in therapeutic relationship. 120 years after C.G.Jung.

  63. Gustavo Barcellos - Hermes and Janus: doors, walls, frontiers

  64. Rosario Puglisi - “From C. G. Jung to Raimon Panikkar: towards a new ecology of mind”

  65. Giedre Bulotiene - Unconscious images as initiation into the mystery of death

  66. Eckhard Frick - Called or uncalled? A Jungian approach to a spirituality after the spiritual turn

  67. Ann Lammers - Neumann’s concept of the “ego-Self axis,” beginning with The Roots of Jewish Consciousness

  68. Gabriella Calchi Novati - Troubled/Troubling Mother Archetype - Annihilation Anxiety in the so-called Anthropocene

  69. Goda Rukšaitė - Not/understandable sources of resilience

  70. Yasuhiro Suzuki - Bardo, Noh plays and Zeitgeist in Japan ~Getting through the Covid-19 pandemic and the Ukraine crisis~

  71. Nathan Fraikin, Roderick Main, Victor Jorge Krebs & Jingchao Zeng - Panel : "Synchronicity as a non-understandable experience"

  72. Pilar Amezaga & Misser Berg - IAAP Education Committee. Meeting between Developing Group presidents & routers + LPs

  73. Julia Kaddis - The analyst’s gender transition and the challenging impact on the therapeutic relationship: feelings, thoughts and reflections

  74. Fred Borchardt - IAAP Inclusivity Working Party

  75. Elena Gigante & Augusto Romano - Towards an aesthetic perspective. The unheard music of C.G. Jung

  76. Sara Sage, Adina Davidson & Raisa Cabrera - Archetypal Potentials and Expansive Views of Gender

  77. Daniel Ross - Rose's Stone Soup: Synchronicities at the End of Life

  78. David Johnson - Numinosity and the Quest for the Infinite

  79. Mari Yoshikawa - When Monsters Appear; An Analytical Psychological Study of the Japanese Collective Unconscious After World War II

  80. Ginny Hill - Therapy for the dead: working clinically with Jung’s Black Books and The Red Book

  81. Pierre Willequet - Plants of vision : at the limits of analytical experience

  82. Xiaoyan Qian - Cultural Aspects of the Mother Complexes of Chinese Women in Analysis

  83. Luis Moris - C. G. Jung and the non-understandable question of life after death

  84. John Hayes - The Dark Numinous: Pathologies and Transformations

  85. Type of event
    Book launch

    Jung Journal's Presentation

  86. Dramatic reading by The IRSJA Players - The Mystery Play of C.G. Jung

  87. Lena Måndotter - Concert and film "Songs of the soul"

  88. Tuesday, 26 Aug 2025 #

  89. Sina Rees - Experiential Group: Gibberish Meditation: Expressing the Inexpressible

  90. Dominique Lepori & Jens Preil- Dream sharing - Once upon a time...

  91. Announcements

  92. Marian Dunlea - BodyDreaming - An Approach for our Times

  93. Cabaret Voltaire

    • - 10:30 a.m., Other locations

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  94. Coffee break

  95. Kristina Schellinski - On Death, Hope and Soul: When the Self compensates Chaos

  96. Type of event
    Book launch

    Journal of Analytical Psychology Presentation

  97. Laner Cassar - In Arachne’s spirit: The 'Dream-Weaving Method' – An experiential group approach to Imaginative Movement Therapy

  98. Allan Guggenbühl & Renate Daniel - Times are a’ Changing: Symposium on the Rupture in the West

  99. Meeting of Routers and Candidates

  100. Sarah Hall - Dreamcovery: A Jungian analysis of the meaning and clinical significance of drug-dreams

  101. Volker Münch - The „extravert“ individuation in jungian group analysis – regarding our responsibility for society.

  102. Peter Demuth - The Beast in the Jungle: Hidden obstacles on the path to Individuation and Wholeness

  103. Margo Leahy - Individuation through a lens of the complementary aspects of the theoretical contributions of Fordham and Neumann

  104. Marcel Gaumond - The violation of territories: nuclear wounds impossible to heal?

  105. Nora Swan-Foster - Spontaneous image-making: using a red book process for exploring countertransference as an “organ of information”

  106. Moshe Alon & Lidar Shany - Child Analysis and Death

  107. Harald Atmanspacher & Roderick Main - Dual-aspect monist and panentheist approaches toward ineffability in Jung's thinking

  108. Misser Berg - IAAP Fundamental Values Working Party

  109. Andreas Maercker & Rahel Bachem - Cultural script of trauma: Clinical-academic research from Zurich

  110. Poster Presentation I

  111. Ann Belford Ulanov - Old Age and The Nigredo

  112. Svetlana Zdravkovic & Gerhard Burda- On the edge of experience

  113. Robert Tyminski - Gender Fluidity in Contemporary Adolescence: A Case Example

  114. Karin Fleischer - Embodied Analysis: from symbolic expression to sensory-affective psychoid phenomena

  115. Beth Foley - Working with Malignant Altruism

  116. Jerome Braun - Therapeutic Psychedelics and Non-understandable Experiences: Bridging Jungian Psychology with Shipibo-Konibo Indigenous Wisdom for Healing & Individuation

  117. Coffee break

  118. Claudio Mele - What influences destructive behaviours particularly as seen in a collective context since the turn of the century and what role is there for the psychoanalytic community?

  119. Susan Schwartz - Narcissism and Self-Deception

  120. Barry Williams - Death of a Child: The Self as "Spiritus Rector" of Grief

  121. Andreas Schweizer - Approaching the non-understandable Jung

  122. Donald E. Kalsched - Remembering the Unremembered Child in Work with Early-trauma Survivors

  123. August J. Cwik - Fusional States: Where Do I End and You Begin?

  124. Isabelle De Armond - Psychic Folds and Time

  125. Emilia Kiehl - IAAP Supervision Sub-Group

  126. Stefano Carpani - The Relevance of Analytical Psychology to the Socio-Cultural Challenges of the 21st Century. A discussion with: Verena Kast, Tom Kelly, Karin Fleischer and Stefano Carpani

  127. Grazina Gudaite - IAAP Academic Subcommittee

  128. John Hoedl, Tsuyoshi Inomata & Michael Whan - Looking Once More Into The Night: Reflections on the "Un" in "The Unconscious"

  129. Ralf Vogel - Exploring the Secret - Contemprary Psychotherapy Science, the unkowable and the benefit of the arts

  130. Stephen John Foster - Adaptation, individuation and the climate crisis

  131. Giorgio Cavallari - The killled children in the dream of a patient and in the black book of Jung: Jungian analysis and humanism of birth

  132. Judith R. Cooper - Metaphors as Trickster: Disrupting the ordinary with the paradoxical energy of words

  133. Kenneth Kovacs - Jung and His Theologians

  134. Teodora Taneva - The Transgenerational Placenta: Life in The Death-Incubating Womb of The Terrible Mother

  135. Renate Daniel - The Self and its mystery

  136. Joanna de Waal - The Totally Beloved Other: Taking a Contemporary Lens to Anima, Animus and the Syzygy

  137. Tadashi Maeda - Theory and Practice of the non-Understandable World: New Jungian Psychotherapy for Schizophrenia, 150 Years After Jung's Birth

  138. Stephen Garratt, Robert E. Bosnak, Tine Papič & Stephen Aizenstat - Artificial Intelligence & Analytical Psychology

  139. John Gosling, Ana Deligiannis, Vladislav Cunet & Mónica Pinilla Pineda - The Non-understandable Revealed in the Sandboxes of Traumatized Children

  140. Marianne Müller - IAAP Mediation

  141. Brigit Soubrouillard - IAAP Child & Adolescence: Experiences and Needs of Analysts working with Children Adolescents and Young Adults

  142. Sylvester Wojtkowski, Christopher Hauke & Gustavo Barcellos - Challenges to the psychoanalytic attitude in a divided society - panel proposal

  143. Erica Matos dos Santos & T. Deola - A possibility of looking at Cisgenderity from the perspective of analytic psychology

  144. Tom Kelly - IAAP Ethics Committee II

  145. Melinda Haas - From Cronos to Kairos and Back

  146. Eve Maram - The Schizophrenia Complex: Feeling Our Way to a New Attitude

  147. Kelly Polanski - Finding the Spiritus Vitae Lost in First Year Trauma of the Adult

  148. Amy Lamborn - The Chora and the "problem of the fourth"

  149. Group H.A. (by invitation only)

  150. OPUS Archive Presentation

  151. Apero for Collaborative Cultural Complex Project of Tom Singer and colleagues

  152. Eva Pattis - Documentary film: “A million grains of sand”

  153. Concert JUETZ

  154. Kathrin Asper, Maria Bernasconi, Katharina Casanova - Folktales in Switzerland

  155. Wednesday, 27 Aug 2025 #

  156. Sina Rees - Experiential Group: Gibberish Meditation: Expressing the Inexpressible

    • - 8:10 a.m., Gartensaal 1C

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  157. Dominique Lepori & Jens Preil- Dream sharing - Once upon a time...

    • - 8:30 a.m., Gartensaal 1A

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  158. Announcements

  159. Audrey F. Punnett - Coming to Terms with the Other: Entering the Unknown/Non-Understandable

  160. Toshio Kawai - Non-understandable world of ASD: therapist's implicit understanding and subsequent deepened understanding

    • - 10:15 a.m., Kongresssaal

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  161. Coffee break

    • - 10:45 a.m., Kongresssaal

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  162. Konstantin Rössler - A Late Confirmation? Review of C.G. Jung's Understanding of Dreams in the Light of Modern Dream-Research

  163. Type of event
    Book launch

    Kathrin Schäppi: C.G. Jung - The Basel Years. A walking guide incl. visions, dreams, and painting

  164. Meeting of Delegates

  165. Vernissage picture exhibition at C.G. Jung institute

  166. Gideon Horowitz - Tales of magic and mystery

  167. Film and panel: Thomas B. Kirsch in Conversation with Murray Stein in the Home of C.G. Jung

  168. Thursday, 28 Aug 2025 #

  169. Sina Rees - Experiential Group: Gibberish Meditation: Expressing the Inexpressible

  170. Dominique Lepori & Jens Preil- Dream sharing - Once upon a time...

  171. Announcements

  172. Andrew Samuels - What has changed? Has anything changed? What needs to change? Does anything need to change: Late-career reflections on international analytical psychology

  173. Coffee break

    • - 10:45 a.m., Kongresssaal

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  174. Leslie Stein & Lionel Corbett - The Place of Psychedelics in Jungian Analysis

  175. Type of event
    Book launch

    Tina Stromsted - Soul’s Body: Active Imagination, Authentic Movement, & Embodiment in Psychotherapy

  176. Emma Ting Wong - Introducing Analysis and Activism

  177. Journal Club (non-public event)

  178. Marina Gallozzi - Analytical Psychology and Training through experiential groups: body, image and words

  179. Allan Guggenbühl - What is happening: Discussing the Alchemy of the IAAP-Congress

  180. Birgit Heintz - 30 years of equine assisted practice in analytical psychology - archetypal dimensions and research results

  181. Svitlana Shevchenko - Analysis and the war. 30 km from the front line

    • - 2:15 p.m., Vortragssaal 1

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  182. Sylvester Wojtkowski - Journey of Self-Othering

  183. Morgan Stebbins & Allison Avery - The Not-Understandable as the Trauma of the Times

  184. Chiara Rogora & Virginia Bizzarri- Living in the non-understandable: adolescents, parents and society

  185. Jan J. Wiener & Henry Abramovitch - The Mystery of Ending Analysis: A Creative Dialogue

  186. Poster Presentation II

  187. Marinella Calabrese & Gabriella Marventano - Experiences of the non-understandable: miracles and other manifestations of the invisible in matter

  188. Maria Carolina Concha, Sylvia Cova, David Alfonzo & Luis Pulgar - The Memory of Fire: Collective elaboration of a dream within the Venezuelan Association of Analytical Psychology (AVPA)

  189. Wen-Yu Cheng & George Prigatano - Analytical Psychology, Neuropsychology, and Aging: Integrating Jung’s Insights into Sustaining Dignity and Purpose Amid Cognitive Decline

  190. Christian Roesler, Erik Goodwyn, Jon Mills & Mark Saban - Joint Presentation and Panel Discussion on: The Controversy on Archetype Theory

  191. Jill Fischer - Trauma - A World-Wide Mental Health Crisis - Analytical Psychology in the 21st Century

  192. Vicente Luis de Moura - The patient Jung learned from - Jung’s understanding of the East, transference, synchronicity and mandalas in a important case of his clinical practice

  193. Ruth Williams - Telepathic communication with animals, what they can teach us, and other ‘spooky’ phenomena seen through a psycho-spiritual Jungian lens

  194. Maria Teresa Aydemir - "I knock at the Stone's Front Door." War and Stone: Reflecting on the Unthinkable. Report on Work of a War Analyst

  195. Coffee break

  196. Max Jakob Lusensky - Dreaming what myth onward?

  197. Cécile Buckenmeyer - Imagined Places: Landmarks and Navigation

  198. Linda Carter - Doing No-Thing

  199. Dmytro Zaleskyi - Member of Czech Institute for Analytical Psychology – CIAP. Member of Ukrainian Developing Group

    • - 4:15 p.m., Vortragssaal 1

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  200. Birgit Heuer - Clouds of Knowing - Deep Reason in Jungian Analysis and Arts-Based Research

  201. Jetthe Fabioola - My Favorite Nightmare: Individuation crisis in preschoolers. Focusing on the role of the Female Hero in girls' individuation and ego-development

  202. Riccardo Bernardini - The Blue Book of Olga Fröbe-Kapteyn, founder of Eranos

    • - 4:15 p.m., Vortragssaal 2

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  203. Valentino Franchitti - When the child was a child. Carl Gustav Jung's thought still vibrates

  204. Angelica Löwe & Judith Noske - Angelica Löwe and Judith Noske “Bohemia Lies by the Sea“: Placelessness and the Wish to Perish; Thinking about patient´s despair and the analysts´s work

  205. Catherine Cox & Schwartz - Communitas: New Directions in the Jungian Community

  206. Alex Sierck & Tiffany Houck-Loomis - Lashing Oneself to the Non-Understandable: The Adventure of Psychoanalysis

  207. Robert Tyminski & Monica Luci - Walls and screens: Material and immaterial barriers and gates of contemporary life

  208. Arthur Niesser - The journey into retirement

  209. Diana Oxley - The Myth of Myrrha: Revisiting Jung's Theory of Personality Development

  210. Sarah Jackson - "Individuation Made Visible: the Landscapes of Edvard Munch

  211. Andrei Tudor Chiriac - Archetypal images as a diagnostic element in psychotic episodes

  212. Rafael Rodrigues de Souza - The shadow of Jungian Analysis Training Program

  213. Eve Pilyser - The existence and activation of the diabolic pole of the child's archetype: new theoretical developments in understanding the clinic of incest and anorexia nervosa.

  214. Sonia Regina Lyra - Approaches to the unspeakable 3rd level Active Imagination

  215. Vered Arbit & Gadi Maoz - The Living Dead - and Dead Lives: Jung’s Seven Sermons to the Dead and the Treatment of PTSD

  216. Victor Roberto da Cruz Palomo - The civilizational complex of racism: the "Syriac case"

  217. Beverley D. Zabriskie - Transference – A Neuroscience View of Analytic Al-chemistry

  218. Carla Albano - Dealing with maternal complex in Sandplay

  219. Stefano Carpani - The new myth of analysis: Forging a neo-Jungian Agenda for Analytical psychology

  220. Nami Lee - Evil in Confucianism and Taoism through a Jungian Lens

  221. Kaj Noschis - Manifestations of the unconscious in the presence of analysand and analyst

  222. Walter Fonseca Boechat & H. Longo - The Black Books of C. G. Jung, the Imaginal World of Ibn Arabi and the Paradigm Crisis of Modern Science

  223. Gustavo Pessoa & Carmen Livia Girade Parise - Complex Psychology or Jungian Analysis? From collective creativity to the authorship of an individual

  224. Davide Favero, Stefano Candellieri, Stefano Maria Cavalitto & Valentino Franchitti - Expressing the unutterable: Analytical Psychology as a poetic practice

  225. Massimiliano Scarpelli - The Sphere and the Blackness: a dark dream of the body

  226. Katina Ellis, Sarah Gibson & Joy Norton - Navigating the spiral: activating core competencies through experience close learning in the ANZSJA Analytic Training.

  227. Orit Sônia Waisman & Elana Lakh - Exploring symbolic work: Making art as a brick in the path to individuation

  228. Kumiko Yamane & Eliza Wangerin - Alternative Individuation: the non-understandable, ineffable way of East Asians

  229. Type of event
    Book launch

    Publication accompanying the exhibition “Soul Landscapes. C.G. Jung and the Discovery of the Psyche in Switzerland” (in English and German)

  230. Matthias Leutrum - Unions of Sames

  231. Marianne E. Meister-Notter - The stone and its ambiguous archetypal symbolism in Sandplay

  232. Peter Holland - Acausal Connecting Principles in Analytical Psychology and Modern Physics: Quantum Entanglement, Bell’s Theorem, Schrödinger’s Cat and Synchronicity

  233. Pablo Raydan - Art as the high road to horror: a look at the non-comprehensibility of evil and horror

  234. Milena Sotirova-Kohli - Quo Vadis Analytical Psychology: Jungian Theory and Practice in the times of embodiment research and the emergence of non-reductionistic psychological science

  235. Andrew Howe - Reimagining the Self

  236. With Ukraine in the Heart

  237. Hong Kong Group Meeting

  238. Apero picture collection at ISAPZURICH

  239. Sarah Berry-Tschinkel - Dramatic reading

  240. Member's Gala

  241. Friday, 29 Aug 2025 #

  242. Sina Rees - Experiential Group: Gibberish Meditation: Expressing the Inexpressible

  243. Dominique Lepori & Jens Preil- Dream sharing - Once upon a time...

  244. Announcements

  245. Kan Chen & Xiao You - Re-enchantment in Adolescent Psyche: Spiritual Experiences in Online Drama-Based Games (DBG), Anime and Dreams

  246. Coffee break

  247. Stefano Carta - Looking at us through their eyes. The analytical process from ethnographic perspectives

  248. Stefano Carpani - Jungianeum: Initiatives for comtemporary analytical psychology and Neo-Jungian Studies

  249. Muriel McMahon - "Ancestral Echoes and Paranormal Realms: A Convergence of Jungian, Indigenous, and Contemporary Psychotherapeutic Wisdom"

  250. Tristan Troudart - An archetypal earthquake: Collective trauma and mythology in Israeli society in a time of war and internal conflict

  251. Hans van den Hooff - Analytical Psychology and Brain-Hemisphere Research

  252. Paula Pantoja Boechat - Jungian Perspectives in Contemporary Systemic Family Therapy

  253. Andreas Dick - The Enneagram as a Universal Symbol - Parallels to Jung's Typology

  254. Jolanta Kowal, Anna Bobrowicz, M. Giza, Kristina Węgłowska-Rzepa & Ewa Winkler - Exploring the Therapeutic Potential of Jungian Analytical Therapy for Personality Disorders: A Comprehensive Study

  255. Su-Chen Hung & Y. Weng - The Illness Archetype Lives Within the Child Archetype: Play Therapy Process of a Physically Disabled and Domestic Violence Traumatized Child in Taiwan

  256. Mark Winborn - IAAP Training Working Party - Core competencies

  257. Murray Stein - A Proposal for a Panel of Former IAAP Presidents: Topic: “Can the IAAP maintain a sense of unity and collegiality in a severely divided world?”

  258. Emilija Kiehl & Caterina Vezzoli - IAAP Outreach Working Party

  259. Yasuhiro Tanaka - Maior autem animae pars extra corpus est (The greater part of the soul is outside the body): Jungian psychotherapy based on the concept of “psychological difference”

  260. Pi-Chen Hsu & Chun-Yuan Chen- Experience of non-understandable and the re-creating of containing vessel: Infant Observation Amid the COVID19 Pandemic

  261. Betty Sacco German - Being a Jungian analyst in a time of a collective dissociation

  262. Michael Escamilla - Infrared to Ultraviolet: Genetics, Neurobiology and Analytical Psychology

  263. Andrés Ocazionez - Jung and the Making of the Psychological Subject

  264. Katherine Killick - The birth of a symbol: the role art played in one analytic journey

  265. Pedro Yscadar Rojas - Exploring with Analytical Psychology: Dreams, Personality Disorders, and Cultural Dynamics

  266. Coffee break

  267. Closing Ceremony

  268. Gala Dinner

  269. Gala Dinner

  270. Gala Dinner

  271. Gala Dinner