About the Society

The founders of the Society of Analytical Psychology first met in 1936 but because of the second world war the constitution was not finalised until 1946. The aim of the Society is to develop the ideas of C.G. Jung and to offer therapy to those people who are in distress or have emotional problems.

It is also our aim to help people develop their individuality. The members of the Society of Analytical Psychology are all qualified analysts who have undergone a training of a very high standard, as well as personal analysis.

The Society's main functions are:

The Development of Analytical Psychology
The Training of Adult and Child Analysts
The Provision of Jungian Analysis to members of public through the work of the C.G. Jung Clinic and through the private referrals to Members of the Society
The Education of members of the public and fellow professionals in the ideas of C.G. Jung
The publication of the Journal of Analytical Psychology, as well as books and audio tapes, to advance ideas about the theory and practice of Analytical Psychology within the Analytic Profession and generally

The C.G. Jung Clinic

The Clinic offers analysis at reduced fee to people who could not otherwise afford it. There is a Clinic for adults and another for children. The Clinic has its own website at www.cgjungclinic.org.uk - this link will open in a new window.

The Consultation Service

The aim of this service is to help people who may be interested in an analysis or psychotherapy for themselves but are unsure as to how to set about finding a suitable analyst. Others may not know whether analysis or more short-term psychotherapy is the most appropriate form of help for them. You can contact the Service by telephone, fax or email at the address below.

Courses, Talks & Workshops, Conferences

The Society of Analytical Psychology organises a number of courses, talks & workshops and conferences for people interested in Analytical Psychology.

These are held mainly in London, Cambridge and Oxford, though members of the Society give talks throughout the UK and abroad.

Training

For professionals with appropriate qualifications and experience we offer a four-year training in Adult analysis. Those interested should see the relevant page on this site and write to the Director of the Adult Training Committee at the address below.

We also offer seminars in Infant Observation
Contact the Training Administrator for details:
0207 419 8896
training.sap@btconnect.com

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