Analysis

Candidates are expected to go through individual analytical treatment, psychotherapy or psychoanalysis on a regular basis throughout their training.
 

Supervision

Throughout the program, the students are required to commit themselves to have continuous individual supervision with a Jungian analyst affiliated at the Center. The students must also cover at least 50 hours of supervision provided by guest Jungian analysts members of the Center’s faculty. This includes 10 hours of individual supervision, 20 hours of pair supervision and 20 hours of group supervision. 

The students are responsible for programming the individual and pair supervision hours with the Center.

Attendance

Uninterrupted attendance to all weekly classes, seminars and programmed supervisions is essential.
 

Intermediate Evaluation

An evaluation will be carried out at the end of the first year in order to provide the students with constructive feedback to optimize their learning process. The students with deficiencies in their theoretical and clinical work may then be requested to fulfill special requirements.
 

Final Evaluation Interview

Upon concluding the second year, the students who have complied with all the program’s requirements must present a theoretical paper and a written clinical report. This will serve as a synthesis of what they learned throughout the training.
In order to be certified as Jungian psychotherapists, the students will be evaluated by members of the Evaluation Committee based on their clinical skills, conceptual capacity and psychological maturity.

Faculty Members