Contributors to This Issue

Natalia L. Alexandrova (Russia), research fellow at the Russian Academy of Science, is an analytical therapist in practice in Moscow, member of the IAAP, of the Russian Society of Analytical Psychology and of the Moscow Association of Analytical Psychology. She co-authored with Yuri Alexandrov Subjective Experience, Culture and Social Representation . She is particularly interested in early development, imagination, dreams, social representations. Email: nataliya-alexandrova@yandex.ru

Angela M. Connolly (Italy) is a psychiatrist and Jungian analyst in Rome. She is a training analyst and supervisor with CIPA. She lived and worked in Russia for five years. She is on the advisory board of the JAP and is the honorary secretary of the IAAP. She has published widely in English and Italian and her most recent work, ‘Analyzing Projections, Fantasies and Defenses’, was published in Jungian Psychoanalysis. Email: angdragosei@yahoo.com

Catherine Crowther (UK) is a professional member of the SAP in private practice in London. She has worked as a psychotherapist, family therapist, teacher and supervisor in the NHS, in child and adolescent mental health services and in psychotherapy training institutions. She was joint co-ordinator of the Russian Revival Project training IAAP routers in Russia and liaison person for the Developing Group in St Petersburg. She has contributed articles to the JAP and chapters to books on analytical psychology. Email:

Andreas Jung (Switzerland) is a grandson of Carl Gustav Jung. He studied architecture at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology and worked as assistant conservationist at the Landmark Preservation Department of the City of Zürich; he has written for professional publications. He has lived with his family since 1975 in the Jung House in Küsnacht; to preserve it he established the Foundation C. G. Jung Küsnacht, which owns the house today. He is the custodian of the Jung Family Archive. He is co-editor of the book