Contributors to the Issue

STEFANO CANDELLIERI (Italy) is a doctor, psychiatrist and psychotherapist. From 1993 to 2001 he worked in public clinics and at the Fatebenefratelli psychiatric hospital in Turin, where he held the post of Assistant Head of Department, specializing in psychotic disorders and forensic psychiatry. Since 2001 he has been engaged exclusively in private work as a psychiatrist and psychotherapist. He is, together with the psychologist Davide Favero, founder and director of the Centro Medico Psicologico Torinese in Turin. Email: candellieri@psito.it

DAVIDE FAVERO (Italy) is a psychologist and psychotherapist, and a Jungian analyst affiliated to the International Association for Analytical Psychology. He is a former Clinical Psychologist at Fatebenefratelli psychiatric hospital and Professor at the University of Turin, Faculty of Psychology . Since 2001 he has been engaged exclusively in private work as a psychotherapist. He is the founder and director of the Centro Medico Psicologico Torinese in Turin, along with psychiatrist Stefano Candellieri. He publishes articles in international journals and participates in congresses and conferences as a speaker. Email:

ERIK GOODWYN, M.D., (USA) is currently the Director of Psychotherapy Training at the University of Louisville and teaches residents and medical students dream interpretation methods along with psychodynamic theory and general subjects in psychiatry. He gives yearly invited talks in the U.S. and in Europe on dream interpretation, psycho-anthropology, neuroscience and Jungian theory. He has published articles on the dreams of soldiers in combat zones, on archetype theory and cognitive anthropology and folklore studies, on the psychology of rituals around the world, on combining depth psychology with symbolic anthropology, and the application of ritual theory to grief and mourning in clinical practice. Email:

JAMES GRAHAM JOHNSTON (USA) is author of Jung's Indispensable Compass: Nav