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The C G Jung Foundation of Ontario was founded in 1970. With over 200 members it is the largest lay Jungian organization in North America.

The Institute offers an analyst training program, lectures and workshops for the general public through NESJA (the New England Society of Jungian Analysts), a bookstore open to the general public, a summer intensive, and a program of Studies in Jungian Child Therapy.

The C G Jung Center, Inc. is a non-profit organization created to provide training in the theoretical foundations of the psychology of C G Jung, to engage in further creative research in all aspects of depth psychology, and to provide opportunities to consider practical applications of Jungian psychology.

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The C G Jung Society of Alberta in Calgary has been active since 1991 and currently has about 60 members. The purpose of the Society is to promote understanding of the work of Carl Jung, individual self awareness, and psychological health in general through regular lectures, workshops, and related events.

At its monthly meetings and the workshops it conducts 3 times yearly, the C G Jung Society of Atlanta, with over 270 members, provides fellowship and education for people interested in the body of thought derived from the work of C.G. Jung.

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The C G Jung Institute of San Francisco, a non-profit organization founded in 1961, is dedicated to Analytical Psychology, a healing practice originating in the work of Carl Gustav Jung (1875-1961) whose life and work have been pivotal in the development of depth psychology. The Institute trains psychotherapists to become Jungian analysts, and maintains a collegial society of analysts providing its members continuing education and ethical review.

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The C G Jung Society, Seattle is a nonprofit educational corporation formed to promote an understanding of C G Jung's analytical psychology and the current use of Jungian concepts by contemporary thinkers.

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The first Jungian Seminar was held in 1975. These annual events assemble Jungian and neo-Jungian faculty in Engleberg and conclude in Zürich, Switzerland.

This non-profit mental health consumer-run organization advocates for the rights and dignity of mental health consumer, establishes consumer-run alternatives and provides technical assistance. It was founded in 1980.