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ISAPZURICH and CHIRON PUBLICATIONS PRESENT
The 2018 Zürich Lecture Series in Analytical Psychology
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| | Where Soul Meets Matter: Clinical and Social Applications of Jungian Sandplay Therapy
Eva Pattis, Dr.Phil.
October 26 & 27, Zurich, Switzerland
Featuring Allan Guggenbühl, John Hill, Paul Brutsche, Kathrin Asper, Ursula Wirtz, Murray Stein, Doris Lier, Bernard Sartorius, and Penelope Yungblut
In this year’s Zürich Lecture Series, Dr. Eva Pattis will describe her extensive pioneering work with adults and children in many different cultures. In particular, she will speak about two distinct forms of sandplay that she has developed over several decades and has used in a wide variety of challenging contexts. One approach focuses on processes of kinesthetic imagination, inviting patients to use only sand and water in their play. The other, Expressive Sandwork(R), is a method developed especially for children in social crisis situations. In both cases, Dr. Pattis will show the psyche’s astonishing capacity to regulate itself when free and protected space allows for the creation of expressive images and narratives. In these innovative applications of sandplay, the psyche’s self-regulating tendency becomes remarkably visible and tangible. Click here to see a short interview with Eva Pattis by Murray Stein.
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| | | | Dr. Eva Pattis, a graduate of the C.G. Jung Institute Zürich, is a clinical psychologist and Jungian psychoanalyst for adults and children and maintains her private practice in Milan, Italy. She conducts training for a number of established and developing Jungian groups worldwide. In 2002, she co-founded the International Association for Expressive Sandwork(R), a non-profit organization that brings this therapy and training to vulnerable communities suffering from such adversities as war, natural disaster, and social destitution (see www.sandwork.org). Dr. Pattis has conducted this work with groups in many countries, including China, Colombia, Palestine, Romania, and South Africa. Dr. Pattis is the author of Sandplay Therapy in Vulnerable Communities: A Jungian Approach (Routledge). |
| | | Zunfthaus zur Schmiden
Marktgasse 20, 8001 Zurich
The opening lecture and dinner on Friday, October 26 will be held at the “Zunfthaus zur Schmiden” (Guild House for Blacksmiths), a beautiful city palace located since 1412 at Marktgasse 20, close to the Limmat River in the heart of old Zurich. The sumptuous late-Gothic Guildhall and the historic rooms offer style, warm hospitality and tradition. It is a special privilege to celebrate the Zurich Lecture Series at this grand location.
Friday, October 26, 17:30 Reception; 18:15 Lecture; 19:15-21:00 Three-Course Dinner. Location: Zunfthaus zur Schmiden, Marktgasse 20, 8001 Zürich. |
| | Lavatersaal
at St.Peter’s Church St. Peter-Hofstatt 6, 8001 Zurich
More lectures will follow on Saturday, October 27 at the Lavatersaal located near St. Peter's Church. The Lavatersaal is in a classic 18th century building that belongs to St. Peter's Church, which boasts the largest clock face in Europe. The house is named after Johann Kaspar Lavater (1741-1801), a good friend of Goethe's and whom Goethe visited several times at this location.
Saturday, October 27, 10:00-12:00 Lecture and Discussion; 12:00-13:30 Lunch; 13:30-15:30 Lecture and Discussion. Location: Lavatersaal, St. Peter-Hofstatt 6, 8001 Zurich. |
| | ISAPZurich
Stampfenbachstrasse 115, 8006 Zurich
You are invited to participate in three days of Postlude events following ZLS, which includes an Excursion on Sunday, 28 October, and lectures by ISAP analysts on Monday and Tuesday, 29 and 30 October, at the International School of Analytical Psychology in Zurich. For more information, see the following Postlude information.
Sunday, 28 October: 9:30 – 16:00
Monday, 29 October: 10:00 - 15:30 pm
Tuesday, 30 October: 10:00 - 14:45 pm
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| | Foyer St. Anton at St. Anton's Church
Klosbachstrasse 36A, 8032 Zurich
A special Theater Event: “The Analyst and the Rabbi,” an original play written by Murray Stein and Henry Abramovitch, will be performed on Monday, 29 October at Foyer St. Anton located in St. Anton’s Church. The church, built between 1906 and 1908, was designed by the famous architect, Karl Moser, in a creatively conceived further development of the neo-Romanesque style. He was also the architect of the Zurich Kunsthaus. See the following Postlude information for details.
Monday, 29 October: 19:30 – 21:30
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| | | Postlude
EXCURSION TO THE NEW C. G. JUNG MUSEUM, GOMMISWALD
Sunday, 28 October, 9:30 to 16:00 (Leave from & return to ISAP)
Emmanuel Kennedy-Xypolitas, Dr. phil, Jungian analyst and close friend of both Barbara Hannah and Marie-Louise von Franz, has been the guiding light behind the newly opened C. G. Jung Museum and Anima Mundi Gallery in Gommiswald, Kennedy’s scenic home village in the Canton of St. Gallen. Kennedy will host our guided tour of the museum, gallery, and study center where we will see an extensive collection of books, manuscripts, photographs, and paintings, including Barbara Hannah’s active imagination pictures with psychological commentaries by Marie-Louise von Franz.
The CHF 50 excursion fee covers the round trip chartered bus from ISAP, museum entry, guided tour, drinks, and lunch. Sign up and pay in cash (only) for the excursion at the ZLS Friday reception, 26 October, at 17:30. Contact: penelope.yungblut@icloud.com
POSTLUDE LECTURES (Fee: CHF 30; Reduced fee: CHF 20)
Monday, 29 October
10:00-11:45 - Ursula Wirtz, Dr. phil.
“I don’t need to believe, I know” (C. G. Jung)
Inner experience and absolute reality
13:00-15:30 - Civilization in Transition: “Giving Voice to the Marginalized”
Panel discussion with Brigitte Egger, Ursula Hohler, Lucienne
Marguerat, Bernard Sartorius, and Penelope Yungblut, Moderator
19:30-21:30 SPECIAL THEATRE EVENT: “The Analyst and the Rabbi”
A performance by Jungian analysts Paul Brutsche, John Hill, and
Dariane Pictet, with music performed by Barbara Miller
at Foyer St. Anton at St. Anton’s Church, Klosbachstrasse 36A,
8032 Zurich
Tuesday, 30 October
10:00-11:45 Kathrin Asper, Dr. phil.
Abandonment: Early Deficits and Limitations
Early wounding and survival strategies -- theory, archetypes, and
case material
13:00-14:45 Penelope Yungblut, MA
Active Imagination: How it serves Healing and Individuation in Everyday Life
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