C.G. Jung-Institut Zürich, Küsnacht

18/03/2026

Öffentliche Vorlesung: Unsichere Bindungsstile und synchronistische Erfahrungen: Forschungsbasierte, systemtheoretische und tiefenpsychologische Perspektiven in der Beratung und Therapie von Menschen mit außergewöhnlichen Erfahrungen.

Autonomie als Selbstorganisation und Bindung als Koppelung an die Umwelt sind in der Systemtheorie die fundamentalen Prinzipien, auf die sich alles Leben gründet. Als psychologische Grundbedürfnisse bestimmen sie das Erleben und Verhalten des Menschen. Autonomie und Bindung lassen sich darüber hinaus im Kontext des von Wolfgang Pauli und C. G. Jung entwickelten Duale-Aspekte-Monismus als archetypische Strukturdeterminanten der Individuation und synchronistischer Erfahrungen begreifen.

Lehrmethode: Präsenzunterricht

Dozent: Wolfgang Fach, Dr. phil., Dipl.-Psych., Psychologischer Psychotherapeut

📅16.04.2026
🕒09:35 - 12:50

13/03/2026

Themenwochenende Grundlagen:

- Sigmund Freud und C. G. Jung: Eine kulturgeschichtliche Konfrontation
Adrian Navigante, Dr. phil.

📅09.04.2026
🕒09:35 - 11:05

- Binär und Non-Binär aus archetypischer Sicht
Renate Daniel, Dr. med.

📅09.04.2026
🕒18:05 - 19:35

- Was wird aus der Seele? Ein  umstrittener  Begriff in der heutigen Psychologie und Psychotherapie
Ingrid Riedel, Prof. Dr. theol.

📅10.04.2026
🕒18:05 - 19:35

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10/03/2026

Public lecture: Understanding Transference & Countertransference as Fundamental Concepts of Analytical Psychology

While C. G. Jung possessed a natural and intuitive grasp of transference and countertransference, his lack of a coherent method and clinical technique for working with these dynamics — along with what Jan Wiener describes as his “ambivalence and mercurial attitude to matters of method” — has, at times, left Jungian practitioners “floundering and confused” when seeking to deepen their understanding and skill in this area. The aim of this lecture is to lay a foundational framework for engaging with transference and countertransference within the therapeutic relationship.

Teaching method: hybrid (face-to-face and online)

Lecturer: Stefano Carpani, PhD

📅15.06.2026
🕒 11:20 - 19:35

05/03/2026

Public lecture: Trauma transformation process: working with images applying Jungian approach derived from hypnotherapy

Presentation of the scientific research.
We will present the theoretical concepts, analyse the specific
hypnotherapy method, interpret images and present the development of research so far.

Teaching method: hybrid (face-to-face and online)

Lecturers: Nada O’Brien, PhD + Anita Aniksdal, PhD

📅15.06.2026
🕒09:35-11:05

28/02/2026

Public lecture: Did P***o kill Eros ?

Reflections from a Jungian Standpoint on Sexuality

Sexuality is one of the core drives of us humans, fascinates, intrigues and allows us to experience wonderful, sensuous experiences. At the same time, it remains a cultural and personal challenge. Should we control and repress our desires? Can we integrate our sexual fantasies in a relationship? How is Sexuality connected to love and does the wide spread availability of po*******hy kill subtle form of sexual encounters?

Teaching method: hybrid (face-to-face and online)

Lecturer: Allan Guggenbühl, Prof. Dr.

📅24.06.2026
🕐18:05-19:35

26/02/2026

Public lecture: Psychedelic-influenced individuation through dreams, imagination, integration + disintegration processes and entelechy

Teaching method: hybrid (face-to-face and online)

Lecturer: Jerome Braun, M.A.

📆 24.06.2026
🕐14:05-17:20

23/02/2026

Our Winter Block has successfully come to a close — accompanied this year by exceptionally beautiful weather and, as always, lecture rooms filled with engaged and motivated students.

We sincerely thank all participants for contributing to the vibrant academic atmosphere that defines our program.

We look forward to welcoming everyone back for the Summer Block and will soon share further details about our upcoming public lectures.

11/02/2026

The picture archive of the C.G. Jung Institute Zurich comprises two exceptional collections: The C.G. Jung Collection with approx. 4500 pictures of his patients from the years 1917-1955, and the Jolande Jacobi Collection (Jung’s pupil and colleague, 1890-1973) with approx. 6500 pictures and drawings from the 40s to 70s of the 20th century. Last August our curating team put together a wonderful exhibition centered around a patient’s transformational journey along the serpents path. It was a rare opportunity to see more than a 150 pictures from Jung’s patient collection.

For more information on our picture archive visit our website.

11/02/2026

At the C.G. Jung Institute Zürich in Küsnacht, intellectual depth meets historic elegance.

Since 1979, the Institute has been housed in the historic Seehof on Hornweg 28, made available through the commune of Küsnacht. Situated along the shores of Lake Zurich, this remarkable residence—originally built in the late 15th century—offers an atmosphere as inspiring as the lectures held within its walls.

Once home to the Swiss poet Conrad Ferdinand Meyer (1868–1872), the Seehof is now a protected historical preservation. Carefully renovated in 1978, the building retains its distinctive architectural character, featuring ornate stucco ceilings, decorative tile stoves, and period details that reflect its rich cultural legacy.

Join us where history, scholarship, and setting come together in a truly unique environment.

For more about the history of the Institute, please visit our website.

13/12/2019

"Breakfast at Küsnacht"
"C.G. Jung & Thinking about HIV/AIDS". Dr Paul Attinello in Conversation with Stefano Carpani
https://youtu.be/z8gJ7bdWZt0 ]

Paul Attinello is a friend who recently graduated from the CG Jung Institute in Zürich. This conversation is dear to me because Paul shared personal details ...

19/03/2019