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SEMESTER PROGRAMME • SEMESTERPROGRAMM ISAPZURICH
INTERNATIONALES SEMINAR FÜR ANALYTISCHE PSYCHOLOGIE
INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGY
AGAP POST-GRADUATE JUNGIAN TRAINING
• AUTUMN • HERBST • 2019
• Die Studierenden der beiden Institute können an allen Veranstaltungen des Semesterprogramms beider Institute kostenlos teilnehmen, die Veranstaltungen werden gegenseitig anerkannt. • Bitte tragen Sie Ihre Teilnahme entsprechend (Angabe von Thema, Stundenzahl) in Ihr Studienbuch/ Testatheft ein. • Melden Sie sich bitte in Stuttgart auf den vorgegebenen Anmeldeformularen an: www.cgjungstuttgart.de Kooperation mit dem C.G. Jung-Institut Stuttgart
Inhalt Contents
Wichtige Daten Important Dates
Kontakte Contacts
Erläuterungen Explanations
Semester-Gebühren Semester Fees
Programm Program
01 Grundlagen der Analytischen 01 Fundamentals of Analytical 15
Psychologie Psychology
02 Psychologie des Traums 02 Psychology of Dreams 19
03 Psychologische Deutung von 03 Psychological Interpretation of 20
Mythen & Märchen Myths & Fairy Tales
04 Psychologische Deutung von 04 Psychological Interpretation of 22
Bildern Pictures
05 Ethnologie & Psychologie 05 Ethnology & Psychology 23
06 Religion & Psychologie 06 Religion & Psychology 24
07 Assoziationsexperiment & 07 Association Experiment & 25
Komplexlehre Theory of Complexes
08 Entwicklungspsychologie 08 Developmental Psychology 26
09 Psychodynamische Konzepte im 09 Comparison of Psychodynamic 27
Vergleich Concepts
10 Psychopathologie & Psychiatrie 10 Psychopathology & Psychiatry 28
11 Individuation 11 Individuation 30
12 Praktischer Fall 12 Practical Case 33
13 Fallkolloquien 13 Case Colloquia 34
Gastdozenten und neue Dozenten Guest and New Presenters 37
Stundenplan Timetable 41
ISAP Zurich, Stampfenbachstrasse 115, 8006 Zurich
Tel +41 (0)43 344 00 66 • office@isapzurich.com • www.isapzurich.com
There are not too many truths, there are only a few. Their meaning is too deep to grasp
other than in symbols.
C.G. Jung, The Red Book (1915/2009), p. 291
Es gibt nicht viele Wahrheiten, sondern nur wenige. Ihr Sinn ist zu tief, als dass man sie
anders erfassen könnte als im Symbol.
C.G. Jung, Das Rote Buch (1915/2009), S. 290
Herbst 2019 Autumn 1
Wichtige Daten Important Dates
Herbst 03.09.19-06.12.19 Autumn
Anmeldeschluss: 09.08.19 Deadline:
Semester-Einschreibung Semester Registration
Zahlung der Gebühren Fee Payment
Examina, usw. Exams, etc.
Orientierungstreffen mit neuen 04.09.19, 10:00 Orientation Meeting
Studierenden with New Students
Semester-Eröffnungsfeier 07.09.19, 16:00 Semester Opening Celebration
Examensperiode 15.10.19 – 15.11.19 Exam Period
Treffen: ISAP Leitung 18.09.19, 15:00 Meeting: ISAP Council & Students
& Studierende
Aufnahmekommission 11.09.19 + 20.11.19 Admission Committee Meetings
Sitzungen
Examenskonferenz 18.11.19, 19:30 Exam Conference
(nur für Analytiker) (for analysts only)
Treffen: neue Diplomkandidaten 27.11.19, 10:00 Meeting: New Diploma
& Studienleitung Candidates & Director of Studies
Diplomübergabe 06.12.19, 17:00 Graduation Ceremony
Semesterpause 09.12.19 - 21.02.20 Semester Break
Winterbetriebsferien 13.12.19 - 06.01.20 Winter Close Down
Frühling 25.02.20-30.05.20 Spring
Anmeldeschluss: 24.01.20 Deadline:
Semester-Einschreibung Semester Registration
Zahlung der Gebühren Fee Payment
Examina, usw. Exams, etc.
Orientierungstreffen mit neuen 26.02.20, 10:00 Orientation Meeting
Studierenden with New Students
Semester-Eröffnungsfeier 29.2.20, 16:00 Semester Opening Celebration
Examensperiode 07.04.20 – 08.05.20 Exam Period
Treffen: ISAP Leitung Meeting:
To be confirmed
& Studierende ISAP Council & Students
Aufnahmekommission 26.02.20 + 13.05.20 Admission Committee Meetings
Sitzungen
Examenskonferenz 11.05.20 Exam Conference
(nur für Analytiker) (for analysts only)
Treffen: neue Diplomkandidaten 20.05.20 Meeting: New Diploma
& Studienleitung Candidates & Director of Studies
Diplomübergabe 22.05.20, 17:00 Graduation Ceremony
Semesterpause 01.06.20 – 07.09.20 Semester Break
Sommerbetriebsferien 10.07.20 – 03.08.20 Summer Close Down
2 Herbst 2019 Autumn
Kontakte Contacts
ISAP-Leitung ISAP Council
Präsidentin Deborah Egger, MSW President
deborah.egger@isapzurich.com
Vize-Präsidentin Diane Cousineau-Brutsche, Dr. phil. Vice-President
diane.cousineau@isapzurich.com
Sekretärin Lucienne Marguerat, lic. phil. Secretary
lucienne.marguerat@isapzurich.com
Psychiatrie Heike Weis Hyder, Dr. med. FMH Psychiatry
heike.weis@isapzurich.com
Quästor Christa Robinson, MA Treasurer
christa.robinson@isapzurich.com
Studienleiterin Marianne Peier, lic. phil. Director of Studies
marianne.peier@isapzurich.com
Aufnahmeleiterin Ursula Ulmer, MA Director of Admissions
ursula.ulmer@isapzurich.com
Programmleiterin Nancy Krieger, PhD Director of Program
nancy.krieger@isapzurich.com
Ombudspersonen Gary Hayes Ombudsman
hayesrgary@gmail.com
Maria Meyer-Grass Ombudswoman
maria@meyer-grass.ch
Studierendenvertretung Student Representation
Studierenden- Gabor Majdan Student Association
vereinigung gabor.majdan@gmail.com
Irina Aleyeva
immaterielle@gmail.com
Programm- Deb Wood Program Committee
kommission debwood2608@gmail.comTBC
To be confirmed
Stampfenbachstrasse Kontakte Stampfenbachstrasse Contacts
Auskunft Claire Ironside office@isapzurich.com
Information Korine Bolt
Studiensekretariat Lydia Verburg studies@isapzurich.com
Studies Secretary
Buchhaltung / Accounting Melanie Bishop accounting@isapzurich.com
Bibliothek / Library Carol McGinty library@isapzurich.com
Catherine McBroom
Herbst 2019 Autumn 3
Erläuterungen Further Information
Vorlesungen & Offene Lectures & Open Seminars
Seminare
Öffentlich zugänglich Open to the Public
Ohne Voranmeldung Registration not required
Barzahlung an der Kasse Payment in cash at the door
Eintritt pro 2 x 45 Minuten: Entrance fee for 2 x 45 minutes:
CHF 30.00 Regulär CHF 30.00 Regular
CHF 20.00 Studierende, AHV/IV CHF 20.00 Students, Seniors, Disabled
(mit Ausweis) (with ID)
ISAP-Teilnehmer und Personal haben ISAP Participants and staff have free access to
freien Zugang zu allen Vorlesungen und all lectures and open seminars.
offenen Seminaren.
Seminare Seminars
In der Regel den immatrikulierten ISAP- As a rule, seminars are reserved for
Studierenden vorbehalten. matriculated ISAP students.
IAAP-Routers sind nach IAAP Routers may also attend, under
individueller Absprache mit der conditions explained in their individual
Studienkommission ebenfalls zugelassen. meeting with the Studies Committee.
Anmeldeschluss: 25.01.19 Registration deadline: 25.01.19
Fallkolloquien Case Colloquia
den Diplomkandidaten vorbehalten Reserved for Diploma Candidates
Öffnungszeiten Stampfenbachstrasse Opening Hours
Semester Semesterpause / Break
09:30-12:00 & 13:30-16:30 13:30-16:30
Auskunft / Di, Mi, Do, Fr • Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri Di & Do • Tue & Thu
Front Office
Studiensekretariat / Di, Mi, Do • Tue, Wed, Thu Di & Do • Tue & Thu
Studies Secretary
Buchhaltung / Do & Fr • Thu & Fri Do • Thu
Accounting
Bibliothek / Library 11:30-16:30 13:30-18:30
Di, Mi, Fr • Tue, Wed, Fri Do • Thu
13:30-18:30 Oder nach Vereinbarung
Do • Thu Or by appointment
Betriebsferien / Close Down
Winter 13.12.19 - 06.01.20 Winter
Sommer 10.07.20 – 03.08.20 Summer
Alle Abteilungen sind geschlossen • All departments are closed.
4 Herbst 2019 Autumn
Semester-Gebühren Semester Fees Semestergebühr CHF Tuition Ausbildungskandidaten 2800 Training Candidates Diplomkandidaten 2600 Diploma Candidates Immatrikulierte Fachhörer 2300 Matriculated Auditors Urlaubsgebühren Kandidaten 1000 Leave of Absence Candidates Urlaubsgebühren Fachhörer 100 Leave of Absence Auditors Examen CHF Exams Propädeutische Prüfungen 900 Propaedeuticum Exams Diplomprüfungen 2400 Diploma Exams Weiterbildungsprüfung & Zertifikat 300 Continuing Education Exam & Certificate Verschiebung, pro Prüfung 100 Postponement, per Exam Wiederholung Fallprüfung 500 Repeated Case Exam Übrige Prüfungswiederholungen 150 All Other Repeated Exams Sonstige Kosten CHF Other Costs Anmeldung zum Studium 150 Application for Studies Aufgeschobener Studienbeginn 100 Postponed Start of Studies Interviews - pro Interview 130 Interviews - per interview NB: Die Semestergebühren beinhalten den NB: Tuition fees include membership dues Mitgliederbeitrag der Studierenden- for the Student Association. If you prefer vereinigung. Wenn Sie nicht Mitglied sein not to be a member, subtract CHF 25.-. möchten, ziehen Sie CHF 25.- ab. Kosten für Fees for control case colloquiums are not Kontrollfall-Kolloquien sind nicht inbegriffen. included. Banküberweisung Bank Transfer Credit Suisse Credit Suisse Konto-Nr. 622208-71 Account-Nr. 622208-71 Clearing-Nr. 4835 Clearing-Nr. 4835 IBAN CH65 0483 5062 2208 7100 0 IBAN CH65 0483 5062 2208 7100 0 SWIFT-BIC: CRES CH ZZ 80 A SWIFT-BIC: CRES CH ZZ 80 A ISAP Zürich – AGAP Zürich ISAP Zürich – AGAP Zürich Kreditkartenzahlung Credit Card Payment Kreditkartenzahlungen via ISAP Zurich Payments via ISAP Zurich website. The Website. Das Symbol “payments” befindet payment icon is on the footer menu bar. sich ganz unten auf der Menü-Leisteweg. Please use the dropdown box to select the Bitte wählen Sie in den Auswahllisten Ihren purpose of your payment. Zahlungszweck. www.isapzurich.com www.isapzurich.com Herbst 2019 Autumn 5
ISAPZURICH
INTERNATIONALES SEMINAR FÜR ANALYTISCHE PSYCHOLOGIE
INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGY
AGAP POST-GRADUATE JUNGIAN TRAINING
• General Entry: CHF 60
• Students, Seniors, Disabled: CHF 40
• Gratis for ISAP Students and Analysts
SOUTHERN AFRICAN ASSOCIATION • Payment in Cash at the Door
OF JUNGIAN ANALYSTS (SAAJA)
Encountering the Other: Jungian Analysts
Opening Event • Autumn 2019
and Traditional Healers in South Africa
Tuesday, 3 September • 10:00 – 14:45 (includes lunch break)
“The Fort Hare Symposium between Jungian Analysts and African Traditional
Healers” took place on 27 – 30 October 2016 in Hogsback, South Africa. It
was a unique event, perhaps the first official conference in the history of
Analytical Psychology where Jungian analysts encountered indigenous
healers on an equal level to begin a collegial and professional dialogue and
exchange. About half a dozen Jungian Analysts, all members of SAAJA
(South African Association of Jungian Analysts) except one, and an equal
number of African traditional healers met each “other” to discuss similarities
and differences regarding common relevant topics such as healing practices,
dream interpretation, the particular use of intuition / umbilini and more.
Both sides agreed that the symposium was a beginning only and should be
continued in the future.
Accordingly, the second conference “African Traditional Healers and Jungian
Analysts in Dialogue” took place on 22 – 25 November 2018 at Monkey
Valley, Noordhoek, Cape Town. Our goals and visions were: To establish a
core group of African Traditional Healers and Jungian Analysts who are
committed to building collegial relationships between these two healing
modalities, which could result in closer cooperation, mutual respect and
cross-referrals; and to promote an understanding of each other’s worldview
and approaches to healing.
As an opening event for this semester Peter Ammann (ISAP), Renee Rams-
den, senior analyst (SAAJA), Fred Borchardt, president of SAAJA, and Nom-
fundo Mlisa, PhD, traditional healer, will report and reflect on these pioneer-
ing conferences and their importance for Jungian psychology as well as for
traditional healing and their future collaboration.
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AGAP POST-GRADUATE JUNGIAN TRAINING
• The Complete Lecture Series
General Entry: CHF 180
Students, Seniors, Disabled: CHF 120
• Per Double Hour Lecture
General Entry: CHF 30
Students, Seniors, Disabled: CHF 20
• Gratis for ISAP Students and Analysts
Payment in cash at the door
Stampfenbachstr. 115, 8006 Zürich
Tram 11 or 14 to Beckenhof
Our Understanding of the Psyche and
Basic Jung • Autumn 2019
How That Influences Our Work
Tues, Sept 3 Deborah Egger, MSW
17:00–18:45 What is Analytical Psychology? Why ISAP?
19:00–20:45 Heike Weis Hyder, FMH Psychiatrie/Psychotherapie
Are Dreams an Antidote to the Pathology
of a Shallow Modern World?
Wed, Sept 4 Lisa Holland, MS
17:00–20:45 The Frog-King:
When the Rejected Inner Other Comes to Call
Thur, Sept 5 Lucienne Marguerat, lic.phil.
17:00–18:45 The Role of Art Work in Psychotherapy
19:00–20:45 Dramatic Reading
The Memories, Dreams, Reflections of C.G. Jung
Introduction by Murray Stein
Paul Brutsche as C.G. Jung
Fri, Sept 6 Ursula Wirtz, Dr. phil.
17:00–20:45 The Spiritual Dimension of Analytical Psychology:
Goldmine or Minefield?
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ISAPZURICH
INTERNATIONALES SEMINAR FÜR ANALYTISCHE PSYCHOLOGIE
INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGY
AGAP POST-GRADUATE JUNGIAN TRAINING
• The Complete Lecture Series
General Entry: CHF 100
Students, Seniors, Disabled: CHF 60
• Per Lecture
General Entry: CHF 30
Students, Seniors, Disabled: CHF 20
• Gratis for ISAP Students and Analysts
Payment in cash at the door
When Chinese Medicine Encounters
Special Event • Autumn 2019
Jungian Psychology
Tues, Sept 10 Christa Robinson, MA (with Jun Xu)
10:00–11:45 The Roots of Chinese Traditional Medicine in the I Ching
The Universal Compass of the (Eranos) I Ching presents the mandala that is
the basis of the Chinese culture. Its eight main trigrams with their manifold
associations change in three specific ways or cycles that allow precise
observations in psychosomatic illnesses, dreams and attitudes, etc. The
I Ching and Chinese medicine can complement one another for the benefit
of patients.
Free Time for Lunch
13:00–14:45 Jun Xu
Presentation of a Seven-Year Case
The report of a seven-year case using acupuncture and traditional medicine
that became blocked until the introduction of Jungian concepts. This case
shows a way to work through the shadow realm of the unconscious.
15:00–16:45 Jun Xu
Comparison of the Chinese and Jungian Approaches
Both approaches will be looked at from the attitude of the practitioner with
regard to their role in the healing process. Several examples will be given.
Free Time for Dinner
18:00–19:45 Christa Robinson, MA (with Jun Xu)
How To Use the I Ching in Our Clinical Practice
Differences between the Eranos and Wilhelm versions of the I Ching will be
used to show how these can be used in our clinical practice, ending with a
general discussion.
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Jungian Psychology in Dialogue
INTERNATIONALES SEMINAR FÜR ANALYTISCHE PSYCHOLOGIE
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with Buddhism • A Symposium
October 1 – 2, 2019
Entry Symposium Package || General • CHF 150 | Students, Seniors, Disabled • CHF 120
Per Lecture || General • CHF 15 | Students, Seniors, Disabled • CHF 10
Dramatic Reading • Gratis
ISAP Students & Analysts • Gratis
Payment in cash at the door • Stampfenbachstrasse 115, 8006 Zürich
Tues, 10:00–10:50 Murray Stein, PhD
Oct. 1 Introduction to Jung’s Dialogue with Buddhism. With
Master Dingkong, Abbot of the Chan Buddhist Jile Monastery
11:00–11:50 Dramatic Reading
“Conversation with a Zen Master”:
A Dialogue Between C.G. Jung and Zen Master
Shin’ichi Hisamatsu, Küsnacht, May 1958.
13:00–13:50 Darianne Pictet, Adv.Dip.Ex.Psych.
Some Reflections on the Jung – Hisamatsu Dialogue
14:00–14:50 Paul Brutsche, Dr. phil.
The Ten Ox-Herding Pictures of Shuhbun:
A Symbolic Interpretation
15:00–15:50 Yuriko Sato, MD
Ways of Being: East and West
16:00–16:50 Discussion with Speakers
Wed, 10:00–10:50 Mari Yoshikawa, PhD
Jung’s Stone Tower at Bollingen and Musō Soseki’s
Oct. 2
Zen Gardens: A Comparison
11:00–11:50 Ann Li, MA
To Flow and Penetrate like Water:
Individuation with the Heart Sutra
13:00–13:50 Thomas Arzt, Dr. rer. nat.
Zen Buddhism and Jungian Psychology in the
Initiatic Therapy of Karlfried Graf Dürckheim and
Maria Hippius Gräfin Dürckheim
14:00–14:50 Leslie de Galbert, DESS
‘Mind and Life Europe’: His Holiness
the Dalai Lama and C.G. Jung
15:00–15:50 Murray Stein, PhD
Individuation and Liberation: A Comparison
16:00–16:50 Discussion with Speakers
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“Two Souls Alas…”
Jung’s Two Personalities and the
Creation of Analytical Psychology
Mark Saban
Jung’s difficulties with what he describes as his ‘two with personality 1 are persistently ignored or rejected.
personalities’ dominate the first few chapters of For example, when we focus on the particular opposites,
Memories, Dreams, Reflections. As a child, Jung tried to inner vs outer, and look at the ways in which Jung dealt
alleviate his feeling of inner division by repressing one with them in his life and in his work, what becomes appar-
or the other of his two personalities, but he eventually ent is a striking failure to maintain the logic of the creative
realised that in order to live a full and fulfilled life he and transformative dynamic he had developed. Instead,
had to, first, maintain contact with both personalities Jung one-sidedly identifies the inner realm with psychol-
(even though they conflicted), and, second, find ways ogy itself, and thereby eliminates the outer as proper
to enable each personality to engage dialectically with object for psychological attention.
the other. This has meant that, despite Jung’s own pioneering work
This experience constellated an important insight: that with transference and counter-transference (work that
psychological transformation – and therefore the depends upon a relational – inner/outer – dynamic),
process of individuation – depends upon a dynamic analytical psychology has, on the whole, been marred by a
engagement with the opposites and the tension persistent and problematic reluctance to engage with the
between them. Only in this way can a continuous outer other. This has led, among other things, to a long-
process of psychic balancing be enabled, and one- lasting difficulty in dealing with, or even properly acknowl-
sidedness avoided. edging, the psychosocial dimension.
This idea runs like a red thread through every period This problem has become increasingly apparent as the
and every aspect of Jung’s psychology. We see it in his relational, social and political realms becomes recognised
early work on the complexes, and we see it played out more and more as active within, and critical to, depth
in that dialogical meeting between personality 1 and psychology. By properly highlighting the logic of the two
personality 2 which Jung describes in Memories, personalities we can begin to redress this imbalance with
Dreams, Reflections as his ‘confrontation with the an acknowledgment that the collective unconscious may
unconscious’. Central to individuation, it runs through be encountered not only through intrapsychic relations
Jung’s ideas on the ‘transcendent function’ and on with inner others, but also through extra-psychic engage-
typology and achieves fruition in Jung’s magnum ment with the outer collective and outer others.
opus, Mysterium Coniunctionis. Mark Saban is a senior analyst with the Independent
Because the logic of the two personalities is funda- Group of Analytical Psychologists and a lecturer at the
mental to analytical psychology it has the capacity to Department of Psychosocial and Psychoanalytic Studies,
provide a unique critical tool when turned back toward University of Essex. He co-edited Analysis and Activism -
Jung’s psychology itself. Applied in this way, the reflex- Social and Political Contributions of Jungian Psychology
ive critique immediately shows up an endemic one- with Emilija Kiehl and Andrew Samuels (Routledge 2016)
sidedness in Jung’s psychology whereby the themes, (Finalist American Board and Academy of Psychoanalysis
motifs and ideas associated with personality 2 domi- Book Prize, Nominated Gradiva Award for Best Edited
nate, while the themes motifs and ideas that come Book).
Fri, Oct 4 17:30–21:00 Sat, Oct 5 10:00–12:00,
Reception, Lecture & Dinner at the 14:00–16:00
historic Zunfthaus zur Schmiden Lectures at Zentrum Karl der Grosse
Details and Registration • www.isapzurich.com
Registration Deadline Fri, Sept 27, 2019
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6 – 8 October, 2019
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Excursion fee:
• General – CHF 90
• With Swiss Half Fare travel card – CHF 60
Entry fee per lecture, cash at the door:
• General Entry – CHF 30.00
• Students, Seniors, Disabled – CHF 20.00
• ISAP Students and Faculty – Gratis
ISAPZURICH, Stampfenbachstrasse 115, 8006 Zürich
Excursion Paul Brutsche, Dr. phil.
Sun. 6 Oct. Excursion to the Historic Swiss Town of St. Gallen
9:15–17:30 An opportunity to visit with Paul the interesting Swiss town of St. Gallen
and its treasures, including the oldest library in Europe, now a designated
UNESCO World Heritage Site, the adjacent Abbey Cathedral, St. Gallen’s
collection of Outsider Art, and the unique architecture of Old Town. General
excursion fee of CHF 90 (CHF 60 for holder of Swiss Half Fare travel card)
includes round trip group travel, audio-guide and admission to the library
and museum, and a coffee. Lunch is self-pay. Students of ISAP receive three
hours of credit. Sign up and payment in cash will take place at the Zurich
Lecture Series opening reception on Friday, 4 October. For more
information, contact penelope.yungblut@zurichlectureseries.com
Mon. 7 Oct. Brigitte Egger, Dr.sc.nat.ETH
10:00–11:45 Dante’s Divine Comedy: A Thorough and Exquisite
Guide to Soul and Individuation Centered on Love
13:00–14:45 John Hill, MA
Estranged from Self and the World: What Can We Do?
Tues. 8 Oct. Gunilla Midbøe, MSW
10:00–11:45 Visit from the Minotaur: A Myth and a Case Exploring
the Boundaries and Limits of Ego-consciousness and
Archetypal Powers
13:00–15:15 Civilization in Transition: Racism – A Jungian View
Panel discussion with Deborah Egger, MSW;
Nancy Krieger, PhD; Bernard Sartorius, lic.theol;
and Murray Stein, PhD, moderator
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Chats with Analysts • Autumn 2019 AGAP POST-GRADUATE JUNGIAN TRAINING
In general one must guard against
theoretical assumptions. . . . In my
analysis they play no part. I am un-
systematic by intention.
C.G. Jung (MDR, 1961/89, p.131)
• General Entry: CHF 30
• Students, Seniors, Disabled: CHF 20
• Gratis for ISAP Students and Analysts
• Payment in Cash at the Door
Stampfenbachstr. 115, 8006 Zurich
Tram 11 or 14 to Beckenhof
Wednesday, 6 November • 19:00 – 20:45
Ursula Ulmer, MA
How Do Cultures Evolve?
Progress? Process?
Wie entwickeln sich Kulturen?
Fortschritt? Prozess?
In these casual talks each semester, ISAP analysts offer glimpses
into their personal approaches to Jungian analysis. (For ISAP students,
not credited for training.)
More information
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become aware that I had lost my soul.”
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detailed provisions: Candidates have the pos- Ausbildungsregulativ 7.2.3.8: Kandidat/innen
sibility to count a minimum of 20 hours and können sich Minimum 20 bis Maximum 30
maximum 30 hours of separate and parallel Stunden separater und paralleler Ausdrucks-
expressive therapy toward their regular training therapie auf die reguläre Lehranalyse anrech-
analysis, provided that both the Training Ana- nen lassen, vorausgesetzt dass Lehranalytiker
lyst and the analyst for expressive therapy are als auch Analytiker für Ausdruckstherapie in-
informed. All credited hours must be complet- formiert sind. Alle angerechneten Stunden dür-
ed with only one of the analysts and with one fen nur bei einem der unten aufgeführten Ana-
type of expressive therapy, as listed below.* lytiker und Therapieform absolviert werden.*
The list is subject to updating from semester Die Liste kann von Semester zu Semester ak-
to semester. For further information contact tualisiert werden. Für weitere Information
the analyst for expressive therapy. nehmen Sie Kontakt mit den Analytikern für
Ausdruckstherapie auf.
*These analysts are federally recognized psycho- *Diese Analytiker/innen sind eidg. anerkannte Psy-
therapists and entitled to conduct analysis in all of chotherapeut/innen und berechtigt, Analyse in al-
ISAP’s programs, including the Charta and CH-pro- len Programmen ISAPs durchzuführen, inklusive
grams. der Charta- und CH-Programme.
Type of Therapy Analyst / AnalytikerIn Form der Therapie
Arts and Expressive Therapy Maria Anna Bernasconi Kunst- und ausdrucksorien-
(ISIS) tierte Psychotherapie (ISIS)
Psychodrama Marco Della Chiesa Psychodrama
Fairy Tale Enactment, John Hill Märcheninszenierung,
Psychodrama Psychodrama
Expressive Arts Therapy Ursula Hohler Ausdrucks- und Gestaltungs-
therapie
Therapeutic Sandplay Verena Osterwalder-Bollag Therapeutisches Sandspiel
(D. Kalff) nach D. Kalff
Therapeutic Sandplay Erhard Trittibach Therapeutisches Sandspiel
(D. Kalff) nach D. Kalff
Group Processes Christa Robinson Gruppenprozesse
Using the I Ching mit dem I Ging
Active Imagining Joanne Wieland-Burston Aktives Imaginieren
with Objects mit Gegenständen
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Alle Vorlesungen und Offenen Seminare sind All Lectures and Open Seminars are open
für die Öffentlichkeit zugänglich. Seminare to the public. Seminars and Case
und Fallkolloquien sind für ISAP-Kandidaten Colloquia are reserved for ISAP
reserviert. candidates.
GRUNDLAGEN DER ANALYTISCHEN PSYCHOLOGIE
01
FUNDAMENTALS OF ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGY
01 02 Lecture === Basic Jung ===
Deborah Egger-Biniores, MSW What is Analytical Psychology? Why ISAP?
Tuesday After a broad overview of the basic tenets of Analytical
03.09. 17:00-18:45 Psychology we will look at what is specific to ISAP as an entry
point and avenue for studies on the Jungian path, a life-
Other areas of interest: 09 and 11 changing endeavour.
01 03 Lecture === Basic Jung ===
Heike Weis Hyder, FMH Psychiatrie/ Are Dreams an Antidote to the Pathology of a Shallow
Psychotherapie Modern World?
Tuesday Burnout, depression, loneliness, meaninglessness, disorien-
03.09. 19:00-20:45 tation, aggression, contempt, lies and deception are haunting
humanity.
Other areas of interest: 10 and 11 The Jungian approach of the psyche through dreams and the
importance of a caring therapeutical relationship are
mirrored in modern science of the ‘social brain’.
CH-course No. 3
01 09 Lecture === Basic Jung ===
Murray Stein, PhD The Memories, Dreams, Reflections of C.G. Jung: A Reading
Paul Brutsche, Dr. phil. This will be a performance reading with musical
Thursday accompaniment of a selection of passages from Memories,
05.09. 19:00-20:45 Dreams, Reflections, with Paul Brutsche in the role of Jung
speaking about his life as he looks back at the age of 85. With
Other areas of interest: 02 and 11 an introduction by Murray Stein. Rodney Waters on the
piano.
Herbst 2019 Autumn 1501 11 Open Seminar === Basic Jung ===
Ursula Wirtz, Dr. phil. The Spiritual Dimension of Analytical Psychology: Goldmine
Friday or Minefield?
06.09. 17:00-20:45 A quest for meaning and values
Other areas of interest: 06 and 11 CH-course No. 3
01 12 Lecture The Self … Our Best Friend and Our Worst Enemy
Sheila Cowburn, MA This lecture explores the vicissitudes of the relationship
Saturday between the ego and the archetypal Self and how that
07.09. 10:00-11:45 connection develops during life and within an analysis. Often
our deepest fear is taking the path that demands leaving
Other areas of interest: 11 behind what is too small for us. I explore the lived experience
of the ego-Self relationship as it unfolds by traversing
significant Jungian concepts – Ego, Archetype, Individuation
and the Transcendent Function, concluding with comments
on the human aspects of Love and Darkness.
01 13 Lecture The Roots of Chinese Traditional Medicine in the I Ching
Christa Robinson, MA The Universal Compass of the (Eranos) I Ching presents the
Jun Xu, PhD mandala that is the basis of the Chinese culture. Its eight
Tuesday main trigrams with their manifold associations change in
10.09. 10:00-11:45 three specific ways or cycles that allow precise observations
in psychosomatic illnesses, dreams and attitudes, etc. The I
Other areas of interest: 05 and 06 Ching and Chinese medicine can complement one another
for the benefit of patients.
01 14 Lecture Presentation of a Seven Year Case
Jun Xu, PhD The report of a seven-year case using acupuncture and
Tuesday traditional medicine that became blocked until the
10.09. 13:00-14:45 introduction of Jungian concepts. This case shows a way to
work through the shadow realm of the unconscious.
Other areas of interest: 05 and 10
01 15 Lecture Comparison of the Chinese and Jungian Approaches
Jun Xu, PhD Both approaches will be looked at from the attitude of the
Tuesday practitioner’s role in the healing process. Several examples
10.09. 15:00-16:45 will be given.
Other areas of interest: 05 and 10 CH-course No. 1
01 16 Lecture How To Use the I Ching in Our Clinical Practice
Christa Robinson, MA Differences between the Eranos and Wilhelm versions of the
Jun Xu, PhD I Ching will be used to show how this can be used on our
Tuesday clinical practice, ending with a general discussion.
10.09. 18:00-19:45
Other areas of interest: 05 and 06
16 Herbst 2019 Autumn01 17 Reading Seminar Reading Seminar CW Volume 7 Two Essays on Analytical
Ursula Ulmer, MA Psychology
Thursday Reading and Discussion for understanding Jung’s ideas
12.09. 15:00-16:45 12 ISAP Students
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01 21 Lecture Trickster, Primadonna or Pan? An archetypical view on
Allan Guggenbühl, Dr. phil. Psychotherapy
Friday The notion of Archetypes is one of the key ideas of Analytical
13.09. 15:00-16:45 Psychology. In this lecture the relevance of an archetypical
approach in psychotherapy will be explained.
CH-course No. 1
01 22 Seminar The Monster Makers: From the Lion Man to Frankenstein
Joanne Wieland-Burston, PhD In this seminar we will be examining the meaning and
Friday purpose of humankind’s archetypal tendency to create
13.09. 19:00-20:45 monsters.
18.10. 19:00-20:45 10 ISAP Students
Other areas of interest: 03 and 05
01 33 Open Seminar C.G. Jung Basel Walking Tour
Kathrin Schaeppi, MS, MFA This is a guided walking tour of Basel to visit such sites as the
Thursday Basel Cathedral, two buildings where Jung studied, and the
03.10. 10:00-14:45 parish in Kleinhüningen where Jung grew up. The tour
highlights Jung’s dreams and provides anecdotes from his life
Other areas of interest: 02 and 11 as well as some basic information about Basel. The tour ends
at Totengässlein at the Pharmaceutical Museum that houses
a historical collection of healing methods and two alchemical
laboratories. Costs for museum tickets are the responsibility
of the participants. Further information will be provided
upon request and/or registration.
Herbst 2019 Autumn 1701 56 Vorlesung Vom Guten des Bösen und vom Schlechten des Guten
Ursula Wirtz, Dr. phil. Nachdenken über die Freiheit zum Bösen und das Wagnis des
Freitag Guten
25.10. 19:00-20:45
CH-Kurs Nr. 3
Other areas of interest: 06 and 11
01 62 Lecture Active Imagination: Approaching the Unconscious
Nathalie Baratoff, lic. phil. Historical background and practical application
Friday
08.11. 13:00-14:45 CH-course No. 2
15.11. 13:00-14:45
22.11. 13:00-14:45
Other areas of interest: 11
Siehe auch/See also: 02 40, 02 71, 03 10, 03 43, 03 65, 04 39, 04 72, 06 64, 07 42,
10 20, 11 25, 11 31, 11 32, 11 36, 12 04, 12 73, 13 23, 13 47, 13 67
18 Herbst 2019 Autumn02 PSYCHOLOGIE DES TRAUMS PSYCHOLOGY OF DREAMS
02 40 Seminar Jungian Concepts in Real Life Dream Processes
Scott William Hyder, lic. phil. Within the context of actual, short and longer term casework,
Wednesday dreams of analysands will provide examples in discrete and
09.10. 13:00-14:45 developmental stages. Grounding theory in practice, through
16.10. 13:00-14:45 relationship of sense, feeling and intuition, a balanced
attitude with respect to conditioned one-sidedness of
Other areas of interest: 01 and 11 thinking will be promoted.
15 Training and Diploma Candidates
02 57 Experiential Seminar Dream Group
Lucienne Marguerat, lic. phil. Dreamwork can be practised in groups of non-professional,
Tuesday interested people. In order for it to unfold its full potential,
29.10. 15:00-16:45 this work needs to hold to some basic rules. The participants
05.11. 15:00-16:45 learn about this method by working with their own dreams.
12.11. 15:00-16:45 12 Diploma Candidates
19.11. 15:00-16:45
26.11. 15:00-16:45
02 58 Seminar Fountain of Dreams
Heike Weis Hyder, FMH Psychiatrie/ Presentation of multiple dreams out of the daily work with
Psychotherapie patients with the possibility for questions and discussion.
Tuesday Focus will be the inner development of the psyche through
29.10. 17:45-19:30 the growing conscious relation with the Self, the
12.11. 17:45-19:30 phenomenon of projections and transferential aspects.
19.11. 17:45-19:30 15 Training and Diploma Candidates
02 71 Lecture The Theory and Practice of Dream Interpretation
Vicki Reiff, MPS The course will cover Jung’s theory of dream interpretation,
Ellen Celi, Dr. phil. including how to approach the interpretation of a dream, and
Saturday practice in interpreting dreams.
23.11. 10:00-14:45
30.11. 10:00-14:45
Other areas of interest: 01
Siehe auch/See also: 01 09, 01 33, 04 39, 04 68, 06 54, 11 44, 11 46
Herbst 2019 Autumn 19PSYCHOLOGISCHE DEUTUNG VON MYTHEN & MÄRCHEN
03
PSYCHOLOGICAL INTERPRETATION OF MYTHS & FAIRY TALES
03 05 Lecture === Basic Jung ===
Lisa Holland, MS The Frog-King: When the Rejected Inner Other Comes to Call
Wednesday An exploration of the Grimms’ tale “The Frog Prince, or Iron
04.09. 17:00-20:45 Henry” and its implications for our own inner courtship with
the rejected Other and that of our analysands. Discussion will
Other areas of interest: 11 include objectification, broken promises versus those kept
and dismissal and contempt versus engagement.
CH-course No. 3
03 10 Lecture Eros and Psyche: A Relational Perspective on the Journey
Sheila Cowburn, MA towards Love
Friday The Myth of Eros and Psyche is explored from a Jungian
06.09. 10:00-11:45 perspective through the lens of the psychological dilemmas
the motifs represent in the psyche in a shifting patriarchal
Other areas of interest: 01 paradigm and its impact on relationships. The Eros/Psyche
constellation will be viewed as the archetypal relatedness
between men and women called along the soul’s journey
from narcissism to mature Love. Overcoming powerful
complexes and transcending narcissism are features of the
soul initiated by Love.
CH-course No. 2
03 37 Lecture === Postlude ===
Gunilla Midbøe, MSW Visit from the Minotaur: A Myth and a Case Exploring the
Tuesday Boundaries and Limits of Ego-consciousness and Archetypal
08.10. 10:00-11:45 Powers
The myth of the Minotaur proposes consciousness of limits
Other areas of interest: 11 and 12 between the too familiar and the too different. The life and
death of the Minotaur can speak to us about humanizing
archetypal fields. A case study will be presented, focusing on
the fear of otherness and how the resulting paralysis can be
transformed within the analytical relationship.
CH-course No. 3
20 Herbst 2019 Autumn03 43 Seminar The Wizard of Oz: A Modernized Fairy Tale
Erhard Trittibach, lic. theol. We will first watch the film together. Afterwards we will
Saturday discuss the individuation process of Dorothy as the heroine
12.10. 10:00-14:45 having to face the ambivalent shadow figures.
16 Training and Diploma Candidates
Other areas of interest: 01 and 11
CH-course No. 2
03 65 Lecture The Goose Girl at the Well: The Heroine’s Task of Taming the
Kathrin Schaeppi, MS, MFA Masculine and Reclaiming the Feminine on the journey to
Wednesday Wholeness aided by an Old Woman
13.11. 15:00-16:45 The Grimms’ fairy tale “The Goose Girl at the Well” holds the
pattern of a woman’s individuation task of integrating
Other areas of interest: 01 and 11 feminine and masculine aspects on the journey to wholeness.
The fairy tale will be brought into connection with the tasks
that many contemporary women face in analysis.
CH-course No. 2
Siehe auch/See also: 01 22, 06 66, 10 20
Herbst 2019 Autumn 21PSYCHOLOGISCHE DEUTUNG VON BILDERN
04
PSYCHOLOGICAL INTERPRETATION OF PICTURES
04 08 Lecture === Basic Jung ===
Lucienne Marguerat, lic. phil. The Role of Art Work in Psychotherapy
Thursday The art process has a natural healing potential. A picture
05.09. 17:00-18:45 made in or brought into therapy introduces a new presence
within the therapeutic relationship. We will examine
Other areas of interest: 11 different kinds of pictures, and discuss the psychic process
involved in the making of a picture as well as the role of the
therapist.
04 39 Experiential Seminar The Impact of Images
Margareta Ehnberg-Vital, MSc In the seminar we will look at images of clients expressed in
Wednesday different ways: in dreams, drawings and in sandplay. The
09.10. 10:00-11:45 process of interpretation and understanding of each image is
initiated with the dimension of body response and
Other areas of interest: 01 and 02 attunement to it. Traditional picture interpretation methods
are then used to complete the understanding.
8 ISAP Students
04 52 Seminar Space Symbolism
Lucienne Marguerat, lic. phil. Pictures have a healing effect. They are symbols with a
Wednesday subjective meaning. One important aspect is the way in
23.10. 10:00-11:45 which a sense of space is projected on the medium. What
30.10. 10:00-11:45 emerges is something like a map of the present state of the
06.11. 10:00-11:45 psyche.
20 ISAP Students
04 68 Experiential Seminar Imagination Work with the Motif “Water”
Isabelle Meier, Dr. phil. Water connects us with basic experiences in our life – e.g. a
Thursday well, a river, being under water, diving. The imaginative work
28.11. 10:00-11:45 with this motif can activate deep layers of the psyche.
Research showed that the inner images sometimes lead to
Other areas of interest: 02 prenatal stages. With clinical cases.
16 ISAP Students
04 72 Lecture Illuminating Parallels: Inspiration, Archetype and Alchemy
Kathrin Schaeppi, MS, MFA in the Life and Art of C.G. Jung and Hilma af Klint
Wednesday Swedish artist Hilma af Klint (1862-1944) and C.G. Jung (1875-
20.11. 15:00-16:45 1961) were near contemporaries. By comparing and
contrasting Jung’s first mandala sketches and drawings, af
Other areas of interest: 01 and 11 Klint’s Swan Series and woodcuts from the Rosarium
Philosophorum, the themes of inspiration, archetypal
patterns, alchemy, individuation, and Zeitgeist are brought
together, inspiring ways of knowing.
Siehe auch/See also: 11 27, 12 73, 13 55
22 Herbst 2019 AutumnETHNOLOGIE & PSYCHOLOGIE
05
ETHNOLOGY & PSYCHOLOGY
05 01 Lecture === Special Program ===
Nomfundo Mlis, PhD Encountering the Other: Jungian Analysts and Traditional
Renee Ramsden, MA Healers in South Africa
Fred Borchardt, MA Reflections on two pioneering conferences in South Africa
Peter Ammann, PhD (2016, 2018): Jungian analysts meeting indigenous healers on
Tuesday an equal level for a dialogue about common topics such as
03.09. 10:00-11:45 healing practices, dream interpretation, use of intuition.
03.09. 13:00-14:45 Videos will be shown.
CH-course No. 1
05 34 Lecture Explorations into the Nature of Meaning
Margot Estabrook Stienstra, lic. phil. The word “meaning” is often bandied about, and is an
Friday important notion in Jung’s analytical psychology. But what do
04.10. 10:00-11:45 we mean by it; what is its nature?
The first in a series under this title, this lecture focuses on the
Other areas of interest: 06 understanding of meaning, and the phenomenon of
meaning-making, in several cultures and religious traditions.
Future offerings under this title will explore meaning and its
making through archetypal and neuro-scientific lenses.
CH-course No. 3
05 38 Lecture === Postlude ===
Murray Stein, PhD Civilization in Transition: Racism – A Jungian View
Tuesday A panel discussion moderated by Murray Stein with:
08.10. 13:00-15:15 Deborah Egger-Biniores, MSW
Nancy Krieger, PhD
Bernard Sartorius, lic. theol
CH-course No. 3
05 45 Seminar Working with Symbols within Ethnology
Ursula Ulmer, MA Small groups choose an object or ritual from a culture and
Tuesday present in class. We will consider aspects of a symbol paper.
15.10. 13:00-14:45 12 ISAP Students
22.10. 13:00-14:45
29.10. 13:00-14:45
05.11. 13:00-14:45
12.11. 13:00-14:45
19.11. 13:00-14:45
Siehe auch/See also: 01 13, 01 14, 01 15, 01 16, 01 22,13 47
Herbst 2019 Autumn 2306 RELIGION & PSYCHOLOGIE RELIGION & PSYCHOLOGY
06 54 Lecture The Ancient and Universal Traditions Regarding the True
Francisco Garcia, MEd Nature of Dreams
Thursday This lecture will look at the ancient and universal traditions
24.10. 10:00-11:45 regarding the true nature of dreams, which has lost favour
with modern man. This view holds that dreams are of divine
Other areas of interest: 02 origin – they are a vital part of life, essential, and a key
element in one’s spiritual growth.
Furthermore, this lecture will aim to bring to light historical
and contemporary material that will help place spiritual
dreaming in its rightful place at the center of the whole
subject of dreams.
06 64 Seminar Reading Seminar: Introduction to the Religious and
Judith Harris, MA Psychological Problems of Alchemy
Wednesday Please read the paper in CW 12, Psychology and Alchemy,
13.11. 10:00-11:45 pars. 1-43 and bring a copy of the text to the seminar. The
20.11. 10:00-11:45 seminar will focus on discussion of the text.
20 ISAP Students
Other areas of interest: 01 and 11
06 66 Lecture Empathy and the Language of Animals
Douglas Whitcher, PhD Empathy that comes from understanding what animals “say”
Wednesday about a particular situation is a motif in folk-literature, in
13.11. 19:00-20:45 Hasidism, and the clinical work of Freud and Jung.
Other areas of interest: 03 and 12
Siehe auch/See also: 01 11, 01 13, 01 16, 01 56, 05 34, 11 25
24 Herbst 2019 AutumnASSOZIATIONSEXPERIMENT & KOMPLEXLEHRE
07
ASSOCIATION EXPERIMENT & THEORY OF COMPLEXES
07 30 Seminar Preparation for the WAE Presentations
Nancy Krieger, PhD This seminar is intended to help those students who will be
Friday presenting their Word Association Experiments later this
27.09. 15:00-16:45 semester. We will review the steps involved in the evaluation
of the data, working with the Excel sheet, and the grouping
into complexes.
Diploma Candidates
07 42 Seminar Research about the Word Association Experiment: The
Isabelle Meier, Dr. phil. Results of Tina v. Uffelen
Thursday Presentation of the results of Tina v. Uffelen’s research in
10.10. 13:00-14:45 Germany: The aim of the study was to compare the results of
the Word Association Experiment with the findings from the
Other areas of interest: 01 other measures regarding parallels and differences. All of the
measures were applied to a sample of 18 clients who asked
for therapy in a community counseling center.
20 ISAP Students
CH-course No. 4
07 53 Seminar Word Association Experiment: Part II Presentations
Stacy Wirth, MA Participants must have attended an introductory seminar and
Nancy Krieger, PhD administered the WAE. A draft of the WAE report is to be
Wednesday & Thursday Room S3 submitted to the course leaders and fellow participants by
23.10. 13:00-16:45 1st Oct. Mutual discussion deepens the experience of each
24.10. 13:00-16:45 WAE, and allows for revision of the reports.
Studierende, die das A.E. Seminar auf Deutsch absolvieren
möchten, mögen sich bitte melden bei:
Katharina Casanova, casanova-cr@swissonline.ch.
8 Diploma Candidates
Siehe auch/See also: 09 18, 09 51
Herbst 2019 Autumn 25ENTWICKLUNGSPSYCHOLOGIE
08
DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
08 26 Lecture Infant Research: The Origins of Attachment and Language
Nancy Krieger, PhD We will be looking at the development of the infant’s brain
Wednesday and the implications this has for the formation of attachment
18.09. 13:00-14:45 and language, two areas critical for future psychological
25.09. 13:00-14:45 growth.
Other areas of interest: 09 CH-course No. 2
08 70 Open Seminar Play, Imagination and Stories: Psychotherapy with Children
Allan Guggenbühl, Dr. phil. and Adolescents on the Basis of C.G. Jung
Friday & Saturday Children and adolescents are often not acquainted with
22.11. 15:00-16:45 psychotherapy. In this course an approach to working with
23.11. 15:00-16:45 children and adolescents will be presented and the basic
principals of analytical psychotherapeutic work with children
Other areas of interest: 12 will be related.
CH-course No. 2
Siehe auch/See also: 10 06, 10 19
26 Herbst 2019 AutumnPSYCHODYNAMISCHE KONZEPTE IM VERGLEICH
09
COMPARISON OF PSYCHODYNAMIC CONCEPTS
09 18 Seminar Narzissmus: Von der eigenen Verletzung zum Verletzen von
Roberta Locher-Dworkin, MSc anderen
Donnerstag Wirkungen des Narzissmus auf die eigene und die seelische
12.09. 17:00-18:45 Landschaft anderer. Eine tiefenpsychologische Auseinander-
19.09. 17:00-18:45 setzung mit dem Phänomen Narzissmus.
26.09. 17:00-18:45 30 Ausbildungs- und Diplomkandidaten
Other areas of interest: 07 and 10
09 49 Seminar Personality Disorders: History, Diagnosis and Treatment in
Deborah Egger-Biniores, MSW Analytic Practice
Tuesday Personality Disorders (PD) are common and ubiquitous and
22.10. 10:00-11:45 analytical psychology offers unique insight and often the right
29.10. 10:00-11:45 container for successful treatment. This seminar will
05.11. 10:00-11:45 compare ICD and DSM PD categories, teach diagnostic
19.11. 10:00-11:45 criteria for each PD and look at clinical examples of
26.11. 10:00-11:45 psychodynamic treatment.
10 Training and Diploma Candidates
Other areas of interest: 10 and 12
09 51 Seminar Defence Mechanisms
Isabelle Meier, Dr. phil. We will learn more about the most important defence or
Tuesday protection mechanisms in the clinical practice. With case
22.10. 15:00-16:45 examples.
ISAP Students
Other areas of interest: 07
CH-course No. 1
Siehe auch/See also: 01 02, 08 26
Herbst 2019 Autumn 27PSYCHOPATHOLOGIE & PSYCHIATRIE
10
PSYCHOPATHOLOGY & PSYCHIATRY
10 06 Lecture The Erotic Countertransference: An Aspect of Relationally
John Merchant, PhD Attuned Identification or Conduit to the Infantile/Erotic? A
Thursday Case Illustration
05.09. 10:00-11:45 This presentation centres on a first session when the analyst
experienced an intense erotic countertransference of almost
Other areas of interest: 08 and 12 psychotic quality reflected in a fugue state that surpassed any
sense of a gradual unfolding empathy.
Several psychoanalytic viewpoints – including Jung’s – will be
considered.
This paper will highlight how these perspectives informed the
clinical work over a ten year period.
CH-course No. 1
10 19 Seminar Sexual Perversions! Perversions? About Paraphilias,
Christa Gubler, lic. phil. Specifically Pedophilia
Friday Let’s talk about sexual perversions. What is it about? What
13.09. 10:00-11:45 do we know? When and why do they develop? How do we
20.09. 10:00-11:45 handle “sexually perverse” clients? Can we influence them in
27.09. 10:00-11:45 analysis? We will specifically look into pedophilia, as this is
referred to increasingly in the news.
Other areas of interest: 08 and 11 ISAP Students
10 20 Seminar Shaking Woman/Man: Fear, Anxiety and Panic Attacks
Gary Hayes, lic. phil. Based on the book Shaking Woman by the novelist Siri
Thursday Hustvedt, we will be exploring the phenomena of anxiety and
31.10. 10:00-11:45 panic attacks. Special attention will be paid to what Jung and
07.11. 10:00-11:45 current Jungians have to offer to the better understanding of
14.11. 10:00-11:45 this subject and how frequently it presents itself in our
21.11. 10:00-11:45 consulting rooms.
15 ISAP Students
Other areas of interest: 01 and 03
10 60 Lecture Introduction to Psychological Trauma
Ursula Kübler, lic. phil. An investigation into the history, symptoms and resulting
Saturday cascade of physical effects set in motion by sustained deep
26.10. 10:00-18:45 suffering and resulting archaic defenses. Prerequisite for
trauma seminar in the same semester.
Please read the trauma classic: J.L. Herman, Trauma and
Recovery, 2015.
CH-course No. 1
28 Herbst 2019 Autumn10 61 Seminar Grundlagen der psychiatrischen Diagnostik: Der
Christiana Ludwig, MH Psychopathologische Befund / Psychostatus
Mittwoch/Wednesday Erkennen und Dokumentieren psychopathologischer
06.11. 13:00-14:45 Symptome nach AMPD-System (Nomenklatur, Klassifi-
13.11. 13:00-14:45 zierung, Symptome, Schweregrad, Kriterien, klinische
20.11. 13:00-14:45 Erscheinung, Exploration).
27.11. 13:00-14:45 Das Seminar dient auch der Vorbereitung der
04.12. 13:00-14:45 Propädeutikumsprüfung in Psychopathologie.
Ausbildungs- und Diplomkandidaten
Fundamentals of Psychiatric Diagnosis: The Psychopatho-
logical Assessment
Identifying and documenting of psychopathological
symptoms according to AMPD System (terminology,
documentation, symptoms, degree, criteria, clinical
appearance, exploration).
The seminar may serve toward the preparation for the
Propaedeuticum Exam in Psychopathology.
Training and Diploma Candidates
10 63 Seminar Trauma Therapy
Ursula Kübler, lic. phil. We will practice finding images that are the opposite to those
Saturday of horror visions, meeting inner parts, inner children as
09.11. 10:00-16:45 referenced in the Psychodynamic Imaginative Trauma
16.11. 10:00-16:45 Therapy (PITT). Where is PITT close to the concept of C.G.
Jung, where not?
Students who have not attended the trauma lecture 10 60
should contact the instructor.
There will be a continuation of the seminar in spring.
12 ISAP Students
CH-course No. 1
10 69 Seminar Psychotherapie und das Netzwerk
Maria Anna Bernasconi, lic. phil. In der psychotherapeutischen Grundversorgung arbeitet
Donnerstag man häufig mit Menschen, die durch ihre Situation mit
21.11. 19:00-20:45 Behörden zusammenarbeiten müssen (Sozialhilfeempfänger,
28.11. 19:00-20:45 für IV-Abklärungen, etc.) und in einem professionellen
Umfeld eingebettet sind. Wie gestaltet man Kontakte mit
Other areas of interest: 12 Drittpersonen, damit die Zusammenarbeit aller möglichst
fruchtbar wird? Wie geht man klug damit um, ohne die
therapeutische Beziehung zu gefährden?
8 Ausbildungs- und Diplomkandidaten
CH-Kurs Nr. 3
Siehe auch/See also: 01 03, 01 14, 01 15, 09 18, 09 49
Herbst 2019 Autumn 2911 INDIVIDUATION INDIVIDUATION
11 24 Lecture Working With What Life Presents
Penelope Yungblut, MA Life presents us with experiences of joy, surprise, and
Tuesday & Thursday excitement and with challenges, transitions, and ruptures.
17.09. 10:00-11:45 We will explore how new possibilities for growth may be
19.09. 10:00-11:45 generated within the psyche, untapped inner resources
24.09. 10:00-11:45 discovered, and disappointment, pain, and sorrow worked
26.09. 10:00-11:45 through in the journey of individuation.
11 25 Lecture Need or Greed? Surviving in a Culture of Excess
John Hill, MA How do we distinguish between our true needs and greed?
Wednesday This has become increasingly difficult in a culture that has
18.09. 10:00-11:45 celebrated excess, the limits of which have now become
25.09. 10:00-11:45 apparent. What kind of attitude is required to provide an
antidote to greed?
Other areas of interest: 01 and 06
CH-course No. 3
11 27 Experiential Seminar Integrating the Shadow: The Pull of the Psyche to Heal
Penelope Yungblut, MA What lies hidden, wounded, and dissociated from
Saturday & Sunday consciousness resides deep within, often causing
21.09. 10:00-17:45 problematic issues and symptoms in our lives. In a safe and
22.09. 10:00-15:45 protected environment, we will play with colored tissue
paper, allowing spontaneous images and energies to emerge
Other areas of interest: 04 from the unconscious. Using various modes of active
imagination, we will engage with these images, seeking to
recover and heal what has been split off and unclaimed in our
psyche. Participants are asked to contribute CHF 15 for art
materials.
12 ISAP Students
11 31 Lecture Liminality as a Challenge in Jungian Analysis
Svetlana Zdravković, PhD First, the notion of liminality will be approached from a
Sunday theoretical point of view. Definitions of liminality, its
29.09. 10:00-11:45 challenges, manifestations and consequences will be
discussed. After that, there will be many examples from the
Other areas of interest: 01 presenter’s clinical work.
CH-course No. 3
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