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SUMMARY:A Jungian Analyst During the War in Ukraine: Challenges and Lessons
  Learned
DESCRIPTION:\nThis program will be recorded and made available publicly on 
 our&nbsp\;YouTube channel. You do not need to have registered to view the 
 video.\n\n\n\nI am not a famous Jungian analyst\, I have not created a new
  theory\, I have not written a book. The only thing that makes me stand ou
 t is that there has been a war in my country for almost three years - a wa
 r in which Russia is killing my people day after day\, trying to destroy U
 kraine and everything Ukrainian. I live and work in Zaporizhzhia\, 30 km f
 rom the front line\, in a city that is constantly bombed and shelled. But 
 I LIVE AND WORK\, and sometimes I wonder how I manage to do it. This is wh
 at I will talk about: my personal experience\, my vision of this war\, and
  above all my work with my clients. On the one hand\, it is a unique exper
 ience\, and on the other hand\, it is an experience I share with my people
 .\n\n\n\nSvitlana Shevchenko\, MA\, holds a master’s degree in psycholog
 y and is a Jungian analyst\, a medical psychologist\, and a member of the 
 International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP) and the Ukraini
 an Development Group for Analytical Psychology (UDG IAAP). She has been wo
 rking with adults\, children\, support groups and dream groups for over 20
  years. She is especially interested in dream interpretation\, the alchemy
  of transformation\, myths\, and shadow work\, and she conducts training s
 eminars on these and other important Jungian topics.\n\n\n\nCurrently\, as
  President of the Ukrainian Association for Analytical Psychology\, she is
  especially focused on the creation of a new Jungian community. She recent
 ly helped her British colleagues conduct a series of webinars titled "With
  Ukrainian Jungians." Like most of her Ukrainian colleagues\, she is facin
 g a great challenge - conducting analysis and psychotherapy in the context
  of war.\n\n\n\nLearning objectives:\n\n\n\n\nIdentify and explain the arc
 hetypal roots of war.\n\n\n\nDistinguish collective dreams from personal d
 reams\, as exemplified by the occurrence of collective dreams before and d
 uring significant world events.\n\n\n\nIdentify the unique challenges in p
 roviding psychotherapy to a community during a time of immense trauma.\n\n
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