What they call their work
What they do
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Professional Training and Certification in Mental Health 4 activities
- Foundational Jungian Studies ProgramOffers a two-semester, non-degree program with evening courses introducing core concepts of Jungian thought and practice to individuals holding a master’s degree. The curriculum bridges mainstream psychology with Jungian perspectives and serves as preparation for potential entry into analytic training.
- Jungian Psychoanalyst Training ProgramOffers a post-graduate clinical training program for individuals seeking to become professional Jungian psychoanalysts, including rigorous theoretical study, personal development, supervised clinical practice, and scholarly engagement. The program includes matriculated and non-matriculated tracks, with progression based on supervision hours and clinical experience.
- Jungian and Mythological Course InstructionProvides academic and clinical courses in Jungian analysis, including studies in Greek, Egyptian, Norse, and Mayan traditions, as well as topics such as personality development, dream interpretation, psychopathology, and readings from Jung’s works.
- Public Outreach and Open House EventsHosts an annual Virtual Open House to introduce the public to Jungian analysis and the Institute’s training programs.
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Medical Professional Education & Training 1 activity
- Jungian Clinical Training and SupervisionDelivers structured clinical training to matriculated students through patient referrals, weekly supervision, case seminars, and experiential learning methods including small group discussions, guided readings, and case study analysis. Non-matriculated students may begin clinical work and earn credit toward full matriculation.
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Direct Mental Health Counseling and Support Services 1 activity
- Low-Fee Jungian Psychotherapy ServicesProvides confidential Jungian psychoanalytic psychotherapy to the New York tri-state community through analysts-in-training, offering services on a sliding-scale fee basis. An intake coordinator matches clients with appropriate trainees based on individual needs, ensuring accessible mental health support.
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Specialized Research Library Access 1 activity
- Specialized Jungian Library and Scholarly ResourcesMaintains a specialized library collection with books, periodicals, recordings, and unpublished materials to support Jungian scholarship and training.
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Who runs it
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Avelina Navarro | Executive Dir. | 40 | $81K |
- Bohdan Hoshovsky — Trustee
- Charles Hall — Treasurer
- Christopher Cooper — President
- Cory Douglas — Secretary
- Hilda Guttormsen — Trustee
- Irina Doctoroff — Trustee
- Laurie Schapira — Vice President
Who they work with
- ARAS Partner — Archive for Research in Archetypal Symbolism, an affiliated organization housed within the Institute's building.
- Analysts-in-training Partner — Connects clients with analysts-in-training who provide Jungian psychotherapy under supervision.
- Analytical Psychology Club Partner — Organization co-located with and affiliated to the C.G. Jung Institute of New York.
- C.G. Jung Foundation for Analytical Psychology Partner — Collaborates by providing access to shared resources and public programming in Jungian psychology.
- C.G. Jung Institute of New York Network — Core institution advancing Jungian analysis through training, clinical practice, and scholarship.
- IAAP Government — Requires applicants to complete 25 hours of analysis with an IAAP certified Jungian Analyst.
- International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP) Network — Refers international applicants to the IAAP for information on Jungian training programs.
- Jung Foundation Partner — Organization co-located with the C.G. Jung Institute of New York in the Wanamaker mansion.
- Kristine Mann Library Partner — Co-located and affiliated organization housed within the same building as the Institute.
- Kristine Mann Library Partner — Hosts a specialized library and archive used for Jungian scholarship and research.
- New York Association for Analytical Psychology Partner — Organization affiliated with and housed by the C.G. Jung Institute of New York.
- New York Association for Analytical Psychology (NYAAP) Partner — Partners to support professional development and public referral services for Jungian analysts.
How they approach the work
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- Democratized Access to Jungian Trainingmethodology: inclusive_foundational_trainingBy offering foundational training regardless of credentials or experience, we expand the reach of analytical psychology because early engagement fosters broader personal and cultural transformation.
- Depth Psychology as Transformative Practicemethodology: depth_psychologyBy engaging the unconscious and symbolic processes through clinical practice and training, we enable fundamental personal change because access to deep psychological patterns unlocks human potential more effectively than symptom-focused approaches.
- Integrated Personal and Professional Formationmethodology: integrated_analytic_trainingBy integrating personal analysis, supervision, and scholarly engagement with clinical training, we develop authentic and clinically effective Jungian analysts because personal grounding is essential to ethical and transformative practice.
- Preservation and Advancement of Jungian Scholarshipmethodology: archival_support_for_researchBy maintaining specialized archives and supporting research, we sustain the intellectual and clinical integrity of analytical psychology because access to original and rare materials enables authentic scholarship and training.