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The Association of Graduates in Analytical Psychology (AGAP) is the post-graduate professional body of analysts who completed training at the C.G. Jung Institute Zürich. Founded in 1954 by the institute's first graduates, AGAP is an IAAP Group Member and runs an IAAP-accredited training program of its own. Its membership numbers close to four hundred analysts working across roughly thirty countries.

Focus areas

Analytical psychology Post-graduate training International Jungian community

Programs

  • Triennial General Assembly
  • ISAPZURICH special events
  • Member newsletters and forums

Depth orientation

AGAP carries the original Zürich training lineage forward as a post-graduate professional society, and is one of the largest IAAP group members in the world. Its training arm — run jointly with ISAPZURICH — is one of the principal entry points into classical Jungian analysis.

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