CG Jung Institute of New York

CurriculumThe training program consists of: Personal analysis Individually supervised clinical practice Seminars Small case study groups Courses ground Jungian analytic work within a broad, multi-dimensional perspective that includes clinical, interpersonal, and archetypal approaches to psychotherapy and a wider understanding of human nature. Although the program may be completed in four years, it is expected that students work at an individual pace to develop greater self-integration and professional competence. The program is divided into two stages separated by a written and oral examination.The first stage courses focus on:Jung's writings and archetypal symbolism The theory and practice of Jungian analysis including the psychological interpretation of dreams, myths & comparative religious studies. Basic psychoanalytic courses in areas such as transference and countertransference, psychopathology, psychodiagnosis, dynamics of the psyche, personality development, gender and cultural studies. Clinical methodology and case seminar Ethics in analytic practice Upon completion of the required courses, a candidate is eligible to take the mid-program examination. The second stage courses consist of:Case seminars Advanced reading courses Control supervision A written thesis