Jungian analysis is a form of depth psychotherapy that assists in healing by fostering the process of individuation, becoming one’s true, whole self. It encourages the develop of the entire personality rather than just the removal of symptoms. It is respectful of spiritual and creative processes, and draws on the wisdom of the unconscious.
NYAAP analysts have all undergone extensive, rigorous training and are certified as Jungian analysts by the International Association for Analytical Psychology, the official international society for Jungian analysis.
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Finding a Jungian Analyst or Supervisor
Our Analysts
Our analysts are experienced professionals who represent a wide range of backgrounds and are trained to help with many issues. They represent a wide range of specialties and have prior training in the mental health fields of social work, psychology, medicine, nursing and pastoral counseling, as well as in fields like religion, literature and the arts. All analysts on our list are certified by the International Association for Analytical Psychology, (IAAP) and are graduates of the C.G. Jung Institute of New York or a similar IAAP accredited institute. They all meet the IAAP rigorous training and practice requirements. The licensure status of our individual members varies as do the rules of governance of mental health practice to which they might be subject and in accordance with the state in which they practice. All NYAAP analyst members are required to uphold the Code for Ethical Practice of Jungian Analysts.
Location of Analysts
The analysts affiliated with the Jung Professional Referral Service are primarily located in the greater New York Area, including Long Island, Westchester, Connecticut and New Jersey. NYAAP can also help facilitate referrals to qualified Jungian analysts located in many locations across the United States, Canada, Mexico and many other countries around the world.
The People We Help
We offer services to adults of all ages. While all NYAAP analysts work with adults, some work with children and adolescents, and others work with couples, groups, and family units.
People seek psychological help for many reasons and about a wide range of concerns such as resolving current difficulties, exploring personal history for deeper understanding and acceptance, improving the quality of a relationship, or seeking a sense of direction and purpose. Some particular concerns that lead to the decision to find an analyst include:
- Depression, inhibition or lack of motivation in everyday life
- Anxiety, fears and phobias that hamper functioning freely
- Conflict or insufficient satisfaction in relationships with family, friends or coworkers
- Marital challenges and parenting issues
- Stage of life concerns such as mid-life issues and later-life readjustments
- Significant life transitions such as divorce, retirement or geographic relocation
- Grief, bereavement or unresolved losses
- Self-defeating patterns such as angry outbursts, impulsive decisions or compulsive behaviors
- Loss of direction and meaning in life
- Unresolved feelings related to trauma and abuse
- Low self-confidence, excessive self-criticism or general lack of self-worth
- Dissatisfaction with career, decision making or achieving goals
- Concerns about body image and general attractiveness
- Questions about sexual functioning, sexual orientation or gender identity
Cost of Analysis
Fees vary and your financial circumstances will be considered. Many analysts offer a sliding scale fee structure. Most analysts do not accept direct insurance payments but will provide an invoice you can submit to your insurer for reimbursement.
Low-fee Jungian therapy is also available with students at the C.G. Jung Institute of New York. Students are supervised by experienced, licensed Jungian analysts, all of whom are professional members of NYAAP. For more information see, visit the C.G. Jung Institute Low-Fee Referral Service.