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Întrucît în Romînia nu am înregistrat pînă în prezent vreun institut sau organizație cu experiență care să ofere formare în psihanaliza de tip jungian, am preluat și publicat
aici condițiile de formare la institutul din Boston, SUA,
ca orientare generală despre cum se face și care sînt exigențele. În același context, este utilă lecturarea articolului Training program in Jungian psychotherapy (abstract) C.G. Jung Institute - Boston A rich
mixture of psychopathology, dream interpretation, mythology, ethics, anthropology, religion, theories of neurosis, psychopharmacology, the study of literature and the arts is woven into the foundation that informs the
individual work of Jungian analysts. The analyst's knowledge in each of these areas, combined with personal experience and imagination, facilitates the analysand's efforts to find meaning in their symptoms and
suffering. If the analyst's efforts are to succeed, a deep understanding of the symbolic language and imagery of the unconscious is essential, as is a thorough knowledge of analytic theory and methods.
Training Candidates are required to complete 600 hours of a 'clinical practicum' which must begin during the first year of Stage I. While work of a theoretical nature will continue throughout the program, the
acquisition of a sound and thorough understanding of Jungian theory receives special emphasis during Stage I to enable candidates to work with their own analysands once they have been promoted to Stage II as Diploma
Candidates. Candidates must acquire knowledge in the following: a. Analytical Psychology Candidates are required to attend all seminars. Since it
is not expected that seminars will cover all the materials candidates are responsible for knowing, they are encouraged to undertake self-directed study based upon the suggested reading list and also to explore and
utilize other educational institutions in the Greater Boston area. Training Candidates must submit three original papers dealing with symbolic and theoretical materials. While a satisfactory personal
analysis of no less than 350 hours is required for the diploma, at least 200 of these hours must be undertaken before the end of Stage I. It is expected that candidates will work with more than one analyst, preferably
one male and one female, before the end of training. Stage I will last a minimum of two years. Upon completion of the requirements outlined in the Guidelines for Stage I and Preliminary Status, and with the
permission of the Evaluation Committees, candidates are admitted to a qualifying examination. This will cover the areas of required knowledge as well as self-development. Acceptable performance in the examination will
entitle Training Candidates to apply for admission into Stage II. Stage II requires a minimum of three years to complete. Therefore the entire Training
Program will require a minimum of five years. The 350-hour requirement for personal analysis must be completed during Stage II. During Stage II emphasis is placed on the integration of Jungian theory with
sound clinical practice. Diploma Candidates begin working with their own analysands in consultation with experienced analysts who are members of the New England Society of Jungian Analysts. Candidates must complete at
least 350 hours of analytic work with at least ten analysands. This must include three cases of at least 70 hours each. Supervisory consultation will consist of no less than 250 hours. Fifty of these hours may be
satisfied during casework colloquia (also referred to as group supervision) provided by the Institute. Candidates are required to attend casework colloquia at the Institute during which each Candidate is
required to make oral presentations. Case Reports must also be written to describe each training analysis conducted during Stage II. Before requesting admission to the Final Examination, Diploma Candidates
must submit an original Diploma Thesis on an approved topic and defend that thesis in a separate examination. For the Final Examination, Diploma Candidates are responsible for acquiring a satisfactory level of skill in
conducting analysis, and thorough understanding of the following: a. Professional Ethics After successful performance on the Final Examination and with the approval of the Training Board, the Diploma in Analytical Psychology will be granted.
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