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What is the C.G. Jung Institute of Philadelphia?The C. G Jung Institute of Philadelphia is engaged in the selection and training of certified Jungian analysts in collaboration with the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts (IRSJA). Graduates of this program are eligible for membership in the International Association of Analytical Psychology, the international accrediting body of Jungian Analysts and Institutes. The analytic training program consists of small colloquia devoted to the broad study of Jungian psychology, an in-depth training analysis, a symbolic approach to the psyche and the clinical practice of Jungian analysis. Large group lectures are a part of the training, coordinated with visiting analysts and scholars who come from all over the world. Candidates for training meet thirteen hours per weekend during the two academic semesters, twice yearly in intensive weekend seminars as well as twice yearly at four-day I-RSJA conferences. Rigorous evaluations, papers, clinical presentations and extensive supervision as well as written and oral examinations are all essential elements of the training process. Participation in the Philadelphia Jung Seminar for a minimum of six months is necessary before applying for training; however, it is strongly recommended that potential candidates participate in the seminar for at least one year before applying for training status. Admission to the training program is determined by analysts of the C. G. Jung Institute of Philadelphia and a national committee of analysts from the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts. For further information regarding the C.G. Jung Institute of Philadelphia, please contact the Director of Training: |