Institution
C.G. Jung Institute Zurich
The diploma training institute for analytical psychology, founded with Jung's participation in 1948
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The C.G. Jung Institute Zurich is the original training institute for analytical psychology, founded in 1948 with the participation of C.G. Jung himself, and it remains the field's reference institution: federally and SGPP-recognized, an IAAP group member, and the model for Jungian training institutes worldwide.
Its programs are formal professional training: the Diplomlehrgang in Analytical Psychotherapy and the Diplomlehrgang in Psychoanalyse, the CAS in Analytical Psychology, physician training, and two-semester entry programs, plus public courses, topic weekends, supervision, a Summer Intensive Study Program in English, and an outpatient clinic (Ambulatorium) where candidates treat under supervision. A research arm, library and accredited analyst registry round out the institution.
For depth psychology's legacy practices, the Jung Institute is the anchor: shadow work, dream analysis and active imagination as taught in the tradition that named them. Its calendar of public lectures and events runs through the year in Zurich. The institution's stated mission: To train analysts in the analytical psychology of C.G. Jung.
Mission
To train analysts in the analytical psychology of C.G. Jung.
History
The institute was founded in Zurich in 1948 with the participation of C.G. Jung himself, becoming the model for Jungian training worldwide; it runs diploma programs, the CAS, a clinic, research, library and a Summer Intensive in English.