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Danila was born in Italy and educated in France where she
obtained a Masters Degree in Psychology. She lived for
many years in Venezuela, completed her training as a
Jungian analyst there, and was a founding member of the
Venezuelan Society of Jungian Analysts (SVAJ).
Recently she moved to Florida and started a practice
in Miami. Having had the privilege and pleasure of
living in so many different cultures, she is able to
speak English, Spanish, Italian, and French and offer
analysis in all of those languages. Her areas of
interest include the psychological readings of myths,
films, and art. Office phone: 305 604-3552,
dcrespi@bellsouth.net
August J. Cwik, Psy.D.
August J. Cwik is a clinical psychologist, hypnotherapist,
and Jungian analyst in private practice in Chicago, Illinois.
He is a graduate of the C.G. Jung Institute of Chicago where
he is a senior training analyst, faculty member and former
Director of Curriculum and Clinical Supervision. He is
Senior Adjunct Faculty at the Illinois School of Professional
Psychology and Assistant Editor of the Journal of Analytical
Psychology. He has published in the area of dreams and
active imagination and has taught on hypnosis, active
imagination and alchemical imagery. Office phone: 312-346-6638,
guscwik@hotmail.com
Nancy Dougherty, LCSW, ACSW
Nancy is a graduate of the C.G. Jung Institute of Chicago,
senior training analyst and a faculty member.
She teaches sand play therapy, clinical skills, and the
psychology of creativity at the Institute in Chicago. In
addition, she is a member of the Inter Regional Society
of Jungian Analysts where she serves on the Training
Committee. Exploring manifestations of spirit in matter,
her diploma theses was entitled, "The Archetype of the
Green Man; The Generative Principle in the Psyche and in
the Earth." Her current interest is how our character
structure and connection to spirit are inseparable.
She practices Jungian analysis and psychotherapy in
Naples Florida. Office,
phone: 239 649-9545.
NancyDougherty10@comcast.net
Fred Fleischer, MA
Fred received his Master’s Degree in Theology then studied
at Conception Seminary in Mississippi. He studied music and
organ at the Grosminster Conservatorium. Fred received his
degree in analytic psychology from the C.J. Jung Institute
in Zurich where he wrote his thesis on the "Dionysian
Aspects of Caribbean Christianity. " He is a founding
member and active participant in the Center for
Jungian Studies of South Florida in Ft. Lauderdale.
He is a member of the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian
Analysts and practices in Miami and the Bahamas.
Office phone: 305 681-4043.
wyncliffe@aol.com
Kathy Mays, Ph.D., LCSW
Kathy received her Diploma in Analytical Psychology from
the C. G. Jung Institute in Zurich, Switzerland. Her
dissertation was entitled "The Abyss and Metaphors for
the Individuation process." She is in private practice
in Sarasota and Tampa and also provides seminars, lectures
and workshops in the area. Her special interests include
spiritual alchemy and the use of imaginal space in the
analytic setting to facilitate transformation through
active imagination, psychodrama and sand play. Office phone:
941 953-7869.
KMays@PsycheServices.net
Judith Moscu, M.A.
Judith was born in Caracas, Venezuela, where she completed
both her licensure in Psychology and Jungian analytic
training. A founding member and former president of the
Venezuelan Society of Jungian Analysts, Judith was
involved in the clinical supervision of candidates in
that Society and in the graduate program in Clinical
Psychology at the Venezuelan Central University Hospital.
Judith is currently on the faculty of the Florida
Association of Jungian Analysts, a senior training
analyst in the InterRegional Society of Jungian Analysts,
as well as consulting editor of the Journal of Jungian
Theory and Practice. She obtained a Masters Degree in
Marriage Family and Child Counseling from the University
of Santa Clara, California. She is currently enrolled as
a Ph.D. candidate in the University of Essex, England,
and the working title for her thesis is: "The Relationship
of Moses and God, Individuation in the Bible. Phone:
305 932-7229.
jmoscu@bellsouth.net
Rick Overman, Psy.D.
A Florida licensed psychologist, Dr. Overman received his
Diploma in Analytical Psychology from the Inter-Regional
Society of Jungian Analysts, his Doctorate in Clinical
Psychology from the Illinois School of Professional Psychology
and his M.A. in Religious Studies from Indiana University.
His interests include the numinous experience, active
imagination, the analytical/therapeutic relationship, the
dialogue between Jungian and Buddhist psychology, and the
psychological study of popular culture. His diploma thesis
is entitled "Who Feels It Knows It: Bob Marley, A Modern
Self-Symbol." Offices: Ft. Lauderdale and Boca Raton.
Phone: 561 251-3490.
info@droverman.com
Terry Soter, M.D., Ph.D.
Dr. Soter is a licensed psychologist who received his
analytic training at the Jung Institute of Chicago, where
he has served three years as the Chairman of the Board of
Trustees. He is in private practice in the Chicago area
and in Melbourne Florida. He has taught psychoanalysis in
Fort Lauderdale and at the Jung Institutes in both Chicago
and Zurich. His thesis was a look into the imaginal
communication between the analysand and the analyst.
Soter@msn.com
Santo J. Tarantino, Ph.D.
Santo Tarantino is a Diplomate Jungian Analyst who
completed his training with the Inter-Regional Society of
Jungian Analysts. He is also a licensed clinical psychologist
in Florida and has been in private practice as a psychologist
since 1979 in Boca Raton, Florida. His practice focuses on
analysis with individual adults. In addition to his practice
activities, Santo teaches psychology at Florida Atlantic
University in Boca Raton, and he is a member of the
American Psychological Association as well as the
Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts.
Office phone: 561 241-1030.
Linda van Dyck, M.Div. LMHC
Linda van Dyck is a graduate of the C.G. Jung Institute in
Switzerland where she earned a degree in Analytical Psychology.
She studied and worked in Switzerland for ten years after
completing an M.Div. in psychology and counseling from
Yale University Divinity School. She is a member of IAAP and
a senior training analyst with the Inter-Regional Society
of Jungian Analysts. Her private practice is in Palm Beach,
Florida. She presents retreats, workshops and speaks on
various topics of Jungian Psychology. Office Phone:
(561) 655-0878 (561) 655-3204.
Lavandyck@aol.com
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Danila Crespi, MA
The Florida Jungian Seminar is an on-going monthly program for mental health professionals, held on the second weekend each month on a Friday and Saturday, in Weston Florida. The seminar includes classes, workshops and case group supervision taught by Jungian analysts. Framed within an interpersonal approach, the seminar will emphasize an in depth study of Jungian thought and incorporates other psychoanalytic perspectives.
There will be on-going experience in group process, working with seminar participants to develop a deeper understanding of their own intrapsychic and interpersonal dynamics.
This program is directed towards postgraduate level study for those in the helping professions. Applicants need to have, or be working towards, a terminal degree in their field of study. At the heart of training in depth psychology is one's personal psychological work. Participants must have had prior psychotherapy to apply for admission and continue in regular on-going Jungian analysis over the course of enrollment. Yearly tuition is $2500 for nine seminars. Participation in this seminar requires a one year commitment.
Participants may choose to participate in the Florida seminar solely for professional enrichment. It's also possible to participate in this seminar to clarify or 'incubate' one's intention regarding the decision to train to become a Jungian analyst. The intention of becoming a candidate for analytic training is not a requirement to apply or attend the Florida seminar. However, it is possible, after meeting its requirements, to apply to the Inter Regional Society for training to become a Jungian analyst. See www.IRSJA.org for details.
Sample guest seminar presentations:
September, "Alchemical Transference, Countertransference," Dr. Gus Cwik,Chicago
October, "The Myth of Psyche and Eros As a Way to Approach the Unconscious" Dr. Tim Sanderson, Virginia Beach
November, "Hindu Mythology: Images of Indiviuation," Dr. Ashok Bedi, Milwaukee
December, "Group Dynamics; Theory and Practice," Tom Kelley, MSW Montreal
January, Spirituality in the Borderlands, Jerome Bernstein, M.A. Santa Fe NM
February, "Introduction to Object Relations Theory," Dr. Gus Cwik, Chicago
March, "Dreams in Practice," Dr. Pat Berry, Brunswick Maine
April, "Jung, Klein, and Schore: Integrating Perspectives on Projective Identification," Dr. Myrna Little, Dallas TX
May, "Folklore and Tales of 1,001 Nights," Dr. Marga Speicher, San Antonio TX
Please call Nancy Dougherty, Seminar Coordinator at 239 649-9545 for admission information
The Florida Association of Jungian Analysts is professional society and a non-profit corporation formed to provide continuing education and on-going training for psychotherapists in Analytical Psychology, as well as offering opportunities for service, collegiality and professional development to its members. Licensed Clinical Social Workers, Licensed Mental Health Workers and Licensed Marriage and Family Workers may earn CEU credits for the seminars. CEU# BAP-706-Exp.03/31/2007
