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The C.G. Jung Institute
The training institute Jung and his circle founded to carry analytical psychology forward as a discipline.
Institute · Founded 1,948 · Zürich, Switzerland · Active today
Founded by C.G. Jung, Jolande Jacobi
13 teachers in the Atlas
Jungian / Analytical Psychology →
What it was
The C.G. Jung Institute was founded in Zürich in 1948 by Jung and colleagues including Jolande Jacobi to train analysts and transmit analytical psychology.
Through it passed the figures who carried Jung’s work into the world — Marie-Louise von Franz, James Hillman, Barbara Hannah, Aniela Jaffé and many others.
Its place in the lineage
The institutional home of depth psychology, where Jung’s ideas became a transmissible profession rather than one man’s vision.
Founders & leaders
Its tradition
The circle · 13 in the Atlas
Each star is a teacher; colour marks how they were tied to the order. Tap a star to open them.
founder / leader
member · raised within
broke away
shaped by it
Founders & leaders · 3
Members · 10
Jungian / Analytical Psychology
Marie-Louise von Franz
1915-1998
Jungian / Analytical Psychology
Barbara Hannah
1891-1986
Jungian / Analytical Psychology
Jean Shinoda Bolen
1936-present
Jungian / Analytical Psychology
M. Esther Harding
1888-1971
Jungian / Analytical Psychology
Aniela Jaffé
1903-1991
Jungian / Analytical Psychology
Edward F. Edinger
1922-1998
Jungian / Analytical Psychology
June Singer
1920-2004
Jungian / Analytical Psychology
Marion Woodman
1928-2018
Jungian / Analytical Psychology
Robert A. Johnson
1921-2018
Jungian / Analytical Psychology
Verena Kast
1943-present