Susan Hong is a Jungian analyst based in Zürich, Switzerland. She trained at the C.G. Jung Institute in Küsnacht, the original training institute founded by C.G. Jung in 1948, where she completed her diploma in analytical psychology. She is a member of the International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP) through the C.G. Jung Institute Zürich (CGJIZ).

Hong's scholarly work bridges Jungian analytical psychology and literary studies, with a particular focus on Shakespeare. Her research on Jungian Shakespeare was supported by the Kristine Mann Library (KML) 2023 Research Award, granted by the oldest Jungian library in North America, which recognizes significant contributions to analytical psychology scholarship. This interdisciplinary approach situates her work at the intersection of depth psychology and the humanities, exploring archetypal patterns and psychological dynamics within Shakespearean drama.

She maintains a professional website at jungianpsy.com and practices in the Zürich area, contributing to the ongoing tradition of Jungian analysis in the city where the discipline was founded.