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GUSTAV BOVENSIEPEN, M.D., (Germany) trained at the C. G. Jung Institute Berlin and is a training and supervising analyst of Deutsche Gesellschaft für Analytische Psychologie (DGAP). He is a member of the International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP) and Cologne Psychoanalytic Institute (Institut für Psychoanalyse und Psychotherapie im Rheinland e.V.). For many years he has supervised Router groups and colleagues in Eastern Europe. He has published numerous clinical articles and books. Recent publications include the book Die Komplextheorie. Ihre Weiterentwicklungen und Anwendungen in der Psychotherapie (Complex Theory: Its Further Developments and Applications) (Kohlhammer Verlag, ) and “Destructiveness: A Neglected Child in the Theory of Analytical Psychology” (Journal of Analytical Psychology, ). Email: gustav.bovensiepen@koeln.de
LINDA CARTER, MSN, CS, IAAP, (USA) is a nurse and a Jungian analyst in private practice in Carpinteria, California, and is a graduate of Georgetown and Yale Universities, and the C. G. Jung Institute in Boston. As a psychotherapist for more than 45 years, she has been on the faculty of Pacifica Graduate Institute, teaches internationally (especially in China) and publishes widely. In addition, she is chair and founder of the Art and Psyche Working Group, a collaborative organization based on models of emergence, whose mission is to bring together members of the art world with psychotherapists and anyone interested in depth psychology. For the Journal of Analytical Psychology, she has served as the book review editor, US editor-in-chief, and more recently, editor of the film and culture section. As part of the Art and Psyche Working Group, Linda has won Gradiva awards from the National Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis (NAAP) in the art category for the exhibition “The Illuminated Imagination, The Art of C. G. Jung”; in the digital media category for the service outreach project “Art in a Time of Global Crisi