Lithuanian Association for Analytical Psychology
Lithuanian Association for Analytical Psychology (LAAP) unites Lithuanian Jungian psychoanalysts and Jungian psychotherapists. The association promotes the development of analytical psychology theory and practice in Lithuania, foster international relations, provides for the qualification and competence of its members. Our coming together is not only aims to coordinate the activities of analytical psychology in Lithuania, but also to deepen our knowledge, to uncover yet unknown depths of our experience, and to develop analytical psychology in practice and science.
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Analytical psychology
Analytical or Jungian psychology is a theory developed by the Swiss psychiatrist C.G. Jung, which is distinguished from other psychological theories by its special attention to the symbolic aspects of human experience. Jungian psychology is based on the theory of archetypes and complexes, and attaches great importance to the notion of the collective unconscious as well as the individual. This branch of psychology belongs to an interdisciplinary paradigm, since it integrates not only psychology but also cultural, historical and religious studies. Analytical psychology is more than a method; it is for those who seek meaning, profound experience, and the connection between the outer and inner worlds.
