Remembering Maryann Barone Chapman Maryann, who died in November last year, was an esteemed member of A.J.A and I.A.A.P. as well as of the International Association of Jungian Studies, serving on its Executive committee. She was active in participating in Jungian conferences in Europe, the U.S. and the U.K., always curious to interrogate new ideas […]
Richard Wainwright died while out walking in his beloved countryside on the afternoon of January 16th this year. He was 73. He had had major heart surgery some four years ago, but such had been his remarkable recovery and assertion of life that his sudden death came as an enormous shock to us all. He […]
Hella Adler (1907-2009) Hella Adler (nee Fromholz) was born in Berlin 21 May 1907, and died in London 19 August 2009, at the age of 102. Her long life was marked by trauma, confrontation and change. In a rare personal statement, which she read out at a meeting of the Association of Jungian Analysts (AJA) […]
With the death of Dr Gerhard Adler the world has lost a major figure in the field of analytical psychology, often now known as Jungian psychology. With characteristic energy and devotion he continued writing and seeing analysands and students till the day before he died. Born in Berlin, he studied at Freiburg University where he […]
