Curriculum Schedule

Analytical Pyschology School SG

Program Schedule

Study Map of APSS:

APSS program, developed by Analytical Psychology School Singapore, welcomes anyone from these professions: psychologists, counselors, social workers, therapists, doctors, nurses, pastors, teachers and alternative health professionals. APSS also welcomes non-psychological study background individuals to join us in pursuing personal-growth and analytical psychology study.

APSS program is systematic study on 11 study areas and 5 specific themes of Analytical Psychology. They include:

  1. Fundamentals of Analytical Psychology;
  2. Psychology of Dreams;
  3. Psychological Interpretation of Myth & Fairy tales;
  4. Psychological Interpretation of Pictures;
  5. Ethnology & Psychology;
  6. Religion & Psychology;
  7. Association Experiment & Theory of Complexes;
  8. Developmental & Child Psychology;
  9. Comparison of Psychodynamic Concepts;
  10. Psychopathology & Psychiatry;
  11. Individuation & Practical Case.

The study of special themes will include:

  1. Active Imagination;
  2. Synchronicity;
  3. Alchemy;
  4. Sandplay;
  5. The study of The Red Book.

Each subject will be introduced and deeply conveyed by an IAAP Training and Supervision Jungian Analyst during a weekend program. For each special study area, APSS invites different Jungian analysts with specific expertise from Switzerland, Europe, and America to conduct the unique weekend program. With the guidance of the respected and seasoned Jungian analysts, APSS expects to offer our graduates an in-depth overview of fundamentals of Analytical Psychology with the three-year study program.

Study subjects are scheduled on every two calendar month on Saturdays and Sundays, beginning September and ending in July.

More on APSS Certificate program:

APSS students will specifically involve with personal psychoanalysis with APSS faculties, the members of the International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP). This aids in enhance and broaden the students’ self-consciousness, which is the core value of analytical psychology.

The APSS study process is both an enriching and enlightening one, which leads to transformation in one’s personal growth and deepening one’s psychological awareness. There will be continuous assessment of each student’s progress by Faculty members of the Analytical Psychology School Singapore. This assessment will focus on the personal development and maturation of the individual, especially for those who pursue the certificate of Jungian Oriented Psychotherapist. The Clinical Consultation will be required as part of the personal growth. This is a compulsory segment of the course and will be in line with training with one or more Faculty Members of the Analytical Psychology School Singapore.

Open lectures:

Saturdays

09:00 – 09:30: Class opening & Registration
09:30 – 11:30: Open Lecture

Theme for Year One— LOSS OF MEANING: JUNGIAN PERSPECTIVES

 

The following is a list of topics to be covered:

1) 24th of September 2016

The Archetypes behind Meaning and its Loss

Here we explore the basics of Jungian psychology and the archetypes involved in individuation. Special emphasis will be placed on the interactions among ego, shadow, animus, anima and Self.

Jody Schlatter,
Training and Supervising Jungian Analyst, ISAP Zurich.

2) 26th of November 2016

Psychotherapeutic approaches to suffering: The discovery of meaning

This lecture will discuss some of the ways in which meaning can be found in suffering, and the ways in which suffering may contribute to the individuation process. Suffering can be seen as an archetypal process of liminality and may lead to necessary radical acceptance of the demands of the Self.

Lionel Corbett,
Training and Supervising Jungian Analyst, Pacifica Graduate Institute.

3) 21st of January 2017

Psychic Disconnection and Loss of Meaning

The central theme of the lecture will be the importance of the connectionbetween consciousness and the unconscious. References and examples relating to the Shadow and dream interpretation will be explored.

André de Koning,
Training and Supervising Jungian Analyst, a member of NAAP and IAAP.

4) 4th of March 2017

Insane? The Hidden Meaning of Modern Visual Art

For C.G. Jung, a great work of art is basically the doing of an autonomous complex that suddenly emerges into consciousness and imposes its need to find full expression after pushing aside the usual ego control. This creative complex draws its psychic energy mainly out of the collective unconscious and is for this reason highly unpredictable. While the realm of the collective unconscious is beyond the grasp of psychology, its manifestations can be observed whenever we feel literally hit by a painting and gripped by a strong emotion of any kind – elation, fascination, shock, anger etc. Such an encounter that finds an immediate resonance in an obscure part of our psyche points to us a need for transformation. In a phenomenological approach, we will have close look at a few modern paintings and explore the singular dialog that takes place between art and us.

Lucienne Marguerat,
Training and Supervising Jungian Analyst, ISAP Zurich.

 

5) 6th of May 2017

Uncover the Hidden Messages: The Tools for Interpreting Psychic Contents.

 Exploring Jung’s concept of Symbol and how it is distinct from Sign;Understanding of Association and Amplification and how it is distinct from Freud’s Free Association; Context and its use; Personal and Collective dimensions; Archetypal and Human dimensions and how all these tools can be applied to psychic contents.

Ursula Ulmer,  
Training and Supervising Jungian Analyst, ISAP Zurich.

 

6) 15th of July 2017

Trust and Betrayal in Ourselves and in Our Relationship

Trust-and-Betrayal, as a dynamic system, is one of the most intricate building blocks of human experience and essential to all relatedness. We will attempt to weave inner and outer experiences to help delineate what is meaningful in adult relationships. As a guide, we remember Rumi wrote: “What hurts the  soul? To live without tasting the water of its own essence.”

Deborah Egger,
Training and Supervising Jungian Analyst, ISAP Zurich.

 

APSS 2016-2017 Full Program of seminars and workshop by request:
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