Batya Brosh Palmoni

Batya Brosh Palmoni is a Jungian analyst with more than twenty years of clinical experience, practicing from Rosh Pina in the Upper Galilee region of Israel. She holds significant leadership roles within international Jungian organisations, serving as a member of the executive committee and training commission of the International Association for Analytical Psychology. At the Israeli Institute of Jungian Psychology, she works as a supervisor and lecturer, and has previously served as honorary secretary and member of the training committee.

Brosh Palmoni has established herself as a bridge between Jungian communities across national boundaries, serving as the IAAP liaison person for the Ukrainian Society of Analytical Psychology. Her scholarly work addresses the intersection of analytical psychology with collective trauma, as demonstrated in her published article "Changer l'absent en présent" (Changing the Absent into the Present), which examines group processes among elderly women who experienced the Holocaust or war, published in the Revue de Psychologie Analytique.

She has also contributed to the literature on Jungian child analysis, authoring a chapter titled "The Womb of the Mother Spews Out the Fuhrer" in a volume on Jungian child analysis with cultural perspectives. Her work at international conferences, including a presentation on guilt and forgiveness at the XXII International Congress of Analytical Psychology, reflects a sustained engagement with questions of collective memory, intergenerational trauma, and the moral dimensions of analytic work.