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J: Joe Cambray
G: Gus Cwik
G: Welcome. I'm Dr. August Cwik, aka Gus, of the Chicago and the Inter-Regional Societies of Jungian Analysts. Today I've got the great honour to be talking to Dr. Joseph Cambray, aka Joe, one of the prominent analysts in the field of analytical psychology, whose CV, if resumes could individuate, would be a prime example of that. One of the things that drew us together is that we both had an early interest in chemistry, myself at the undergraduate level and Joe at the doctoral level from Berkeley and as a postdoctoral fellow at Stanford. He trained at the C. G. Jung Institute of Boston. Joe's lists of positions and accomplishments in the field are numerous and impressive, from being a faculty member in a number of prestigious institutions including the Harvard Medical School Center for Psychoanalytic Studies, external examiner for Ph.D. dissertations at the University of Essex, Visiting Professor at Kyoto University and more recently Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs and currently CEO, President at Pacifica Graduate Institute, which is a premier school of higher education focused on the integration of a Jungian perspective in its curriculum. He's a past American Editor of the Journal of Analytical Psychology and is on numerous journal editorial boards and has held a number of positions with the International Association for Analytical Psychology, the IAAP, culminating as a Past President. He is author of numerous articles and books, some of which we will discuss today. Freud always said that the best interpreters of dreams were those individuals who could see pictures and patterns in the clouds. Joe not only can see these patterns, but in his current work, he is beginning to see the pattern of the patterns. Now, for the man who never met a pattern or a complex network that he did not like and celebrate, Joe Cambray. Welcome Joe.
J: Thank you, Gus. It's great to see you again and have a chance to interact with you a bit.
G: Yes