This session is open to IGAP members and candidates only.

IGAP members will host this session.

The UK Jungian Umbrella Group are delighted to present this in-person event for candidates and members of AJA, BJAA, GAP, IGAP, SAP and WMIP.

Candidates/trainee analysts of the six organisations, which make up the Umbrella Group, are warmly invited to attend this special Jungian event for no charge. Please note spaces are limited but candidates of the six organisations now have priority booking for tickets for this exciting in-person event.

To reserve a free place for the Feb 27th event, students, trainees and candidates of AJA, BJAA, GAP, IGAP, SAP and WMIP please email Afua Pierre at membership@analyticalpsychology.org by 12pm on Friday, July 31st. After this date the invitation to this event will be extended to qualified Jungian Analysts.

Please note, the evening before Marian will be giving a hybrid public talk on Friday, Feb 26th, with details of how to buy tickets to follow.

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Marian Dunlea (MSc, ICP, IAPA, ISJA, IAAP) is a Jungian analyst and somatics practitioner, an international speaker, and an author. She is the creator of BodyDreaming® (an embodied practice) and is Director and Teacher of the BodyDreaming training programme. BodyDreaming incorporates developments in neuroscience, trauma therapy, and attachment theory with Jungian psychology, and the phenomenological standpoint of interconnectedness. Marian is Head of Training for the BodySoul Europe organisation, which is sister to the Marion Woodman Foundation, where she is core faculty.

She has been leading workshops for over 30 years integrating body, mind and soul and Marian’s book, BodyDreaming in the Treatment of Developmental Trauma: An Embodied Therapeutic Approach, was the winner of the 2019 Gradiva Award, NAAP (the World Organization and Public Education Corporation of the National Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis); and co-winner of the IAJS Book Award for Best Book published in 2020 (International Association for Jungian Studies Awards Program). She lives in Ireland close to the sea.

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The presenters will talk about their experiences as clinical executors of an analyst who was seriously ill and died, including the challenges both practical and emotional. This was especially hard as one of the executors was a dear friend of the deceased.

Marzia Santori - https://psychotherapysw.com/

Gillian Kind is a Senior Training Jungian Analyst, living in Fulham, London.  She is a member of IGAP, GAP and the UKCP.

She is interested in the overlap of psychiatry, psychology and religion.

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