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ROSELYN ABBOTT, M.A., (UK) is a member and trustee of the Society of Analytical Psychology, a member of the Group Analytical Society International, the British Association for Psychoanalytic and Psychodynamic Supervision, and is a registered Mentalisation Based Treatment Practitioner. She currently works in private practice in north London. mindmatters-therapy.co.uk. Email: info@mindmatters-therapy.co.uk
JULES CASHFORD (UK) writes on mythology, symbolism and imagination. Her books include The Moon: Symbol of Transformation; The Mysteries of Osiris; Gaia: From Story of Origin to Universe Story; a translation of The Homeric Hymns (Penguin Classics) and The Myth of the Goddess (with Anne Baring). She contributed chapters to Europe's Many Souls, edd. Rasche and Singer (Spring Publications); Ancient Greece, Modern Psyche, edd. Beane Rutter and Singer (Routledge); The Gist: A Celebration of the Imagination, ed. Clarke. She has made two films on Jan van Eyck. Email: julescashford@btinternet.com
WARREN COLMAN (UK) is a supervising analyst of the Society of Analytical Psychology (UK) and a former Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Analytical Psychology. He lectures, teaches and supervises internationally and has worked on the IAAP ‘router’ training of Jungian analysts in Russia and Eastern Europe for many years. His publications include papers on couple interaction, sexuality, the self, analytic practice, imagination, and the symbolic process. His book Act and Image: The Emergence of Symbolic Imagination published by Spring Journal Books in 2016 draws on cognitive philosophy, archaeology and anthropology to trace the evolution of the human psyche via the use of symbolic communication. Email:
JIM FITZGERALD (UK) studied Classics at university and went on to do research in Byzantine Greek. Later, he became a primary school teacher, specialising in drama. He trained as an analyst at the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich and since 1993 has been in private pra