The Fifth International Conference of Analytical Psychology

華人心理分析聯合會

澳门城市大学心理分析研究院

The Fifth International Conference of Analytical Psychology

& Chinese Culture

Dreams, Symbolic Language of the Psyche, Nature and Culture

Sponsored by

University of Macau, International Association of Analytical Psychology, International Society of Sandplay Therapy, CityUniversity of Macau,

the Chinese Federation of Analytical Psychology and Sandplay Therapy

June 6 to 10, 2012

University of Macau

Macau,China

Conference Program

June 7,2012(Thursday)
Morning-
Afternoon / 10:00–18.00 / Registration / University of Macau Cultural Centre
Evening / 19:00–21:00 / Opening Ceremony and Reception
Greetings, music, performing arts, wine, fruit ... / MacauScienceCenter
June 8,2012(Friday)
Morning / 9:00–9:40 / Welcome and Opening Addresses
(University of Macau)
Shen Heyong, Paul Kugler
Analytical Psychology and Chinese Culture: Historyand Vision / University of Macau Cultural Centre
9:40–10:30 / Keynote Address:
Joe Cambray（President of IAAP, Jungian Analyst, USA）:
Encountering Dreams: Origins and Re-creations - Tribute to
James Hillman / Moderator:
Luigi Zoja
（Former President
of IAAP, Jungian Analyst , Italy）
10:30–11:00 / Tea Break
11:00–11:45 / Ruth Ammann
（Former President of ISST，Jungian Analyst and Sandplay Therapist, Switzerland）:
On Images in Sandplay / Moderator:
Rie Mitchell
（President of ISST，Sandplay Therapist, USA）
11:45–12:30 / Kazuhiko Higuchi（Jungian Analyst, Sandplay Therapy, Japan）:
Sandplay Therapy and Jung’s Analytical Psychology / Moderator:
Paul Kugler
(Past Honorary Secretary IAAP, Jungian Analyst, USA)
Noon / 12:30–13:30 / Lunch
Afternoon / 14:00–14:45 / The Plenary Presentations / University of Macau Cultural Centre
Luigi Zoja（Former President of IAAP, Jungian Analyst, Italy）:
“Big Dreams” in Man-made Catastrophes: Collective Trauma In the Nightmares of Primo Levi and Michihico Hachiya / Moderator:
Tom Kelly
(Elect-President of IAAP, Jungian Analyst, Canada)
14:45–15:30 / Lu Yuegang
（Chinese Writer）
Humanistic spirit in Literature
and it’s Healing of Soul / Moderator:
Shen Heyong
(President of CFAP
Jungian Analyst, Sandplay Therapist)
15:30–16:00 / Tea Break
Afternoon / 16:00–17:30 / Panel A-1:
Spiritual Nourishment and Psychoanalysis / University of Macau
（HG-01）
Sun Xiaosheng / Xu Feng/ Xie Bo（University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Guangzhou）:
Spiritual Nourishment and Psychotherapy
Tatsuhiro Nakajima
（Psychological Therapist, Japan）:
The Ancient Furnace
and the Modern Kitchen / Moderator:
Xu Feng
（Research Center of Eastern Psychology,
Guangdong）
Panel B-1:
Dream and Jungian Practice / University of Macau
（HG-02）
Allan Guggenbühl（Jungian Analyst, Switzerland）:
DreamWatch: A Computer Program
to Observe Dreams and Deepen
Dream Interpretation. / Moderator:
Robert Bosnak
(President of ISEI，Jungian Analyst, USA and Holland)
Lai Mingliang（PsychologicalTherapist, Taiwan）:
Ullman’s Dream Appreciation:
The Similarity with Jungian Dream Analysis and It’s Application in University Education
Panel C-1:
The Psychological Tree / University of Macau
（HG-03）
Albertina Del Lungo Minguell, Massimiliano Lucian, Massimiliano Luciani Elisa Tisi: (Jungian analysts, Italy):
Archetypal Tree Image as Transcultural Symbol of the Self -Application in Clinical Practice.
Mable Lam（Chair of Jung Research Institute, Hong Kong）：
Individuating Myth enriched by Symbols: Tree Tours and Cultural Symbols in Nature / Moderator:
Gertina J. van Schalkwyk
(Professor, head of PsychDepartment, University Macau）
Panel D-1:
Construction of Macau’s
Psychological Culture / University of Macau（L-108/109）
Li Guanding （Professor, University of Macau，consultant of Macau Culture Bureau）
Yang Shaogang（Professor, GuangdongUniversity of Foreign Studies）
Shao Zhaoyang（University of Macau）:
Construction of Macau’s
Psychological Culture,
Researches and Dialogue / Moderator:
Shen Heyong
（President of CFAP）
Panel E-1:
Psychoanalysis and Clinical Research / University of Macau（JG-07）
Hong Suzhen and Xiao Yixong（Psychotherapists,Taiwan）:
Transformative Research on the Traumatic Images of Sexual Victims
Tinni Dutta / Debapriya Mallick(Psychoanalysts, Indian)
Psychoanalysis:
Beyond Neurochemical Process / Moderator:Yang Bei
(Professor, Taibei University, Taiwan)
Panel F-1:
Analytical Psychology and Individuation Process / University of Macau（JG-13/14）
Hung-ChinWei（Psychotherapist, Taiwan）:
Taiwanese Identity and its Individualization: A Jungian Analysis
Li Ying（Harbin Normal University）:
Guanyin Image and its meaning for Chinese Cultural Psyche / Moderator:
Zheng Zijie
（Professor, City University of Macau）
Panel G-1:
Chinese Medicine
and Analytical Psychology / University of Macau（JG-16/17）
Caylin Huttar
（Jungian Psychotherapist, USA）:
Fighting Fire with Fire: Chinese Medicine and the Archetypes of the Five Elements
Ji Hongdong（Chinese Medicine Practitioner）,Yin Li（Doctor and post-doctoral of analytical psychology, Sichuan University）:
The Meaning of Body Images
in Chinese Medicine / Moderator:
Hu Fuchen
（Professor, the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences）
June 9, 2012（Saturday）
Morning / 9:00–9:45 / The Plenary Presentations / University of MacauCultural Centre
Murray Stein（Former President of IAAP，Jungian Analyst, Switzerland）:
Tending the Lunar Mind: Dream Interpretation in Jungian Psychology / Moderator:
Tom Kelly
(Elected President of IAAP）
9:45–10:30 / Liu Dajun（Professor of Shandong University）:
Images in I Ching and the Meaning / Moderator:
John Beebe
(Jungian Analyst, USA)
10:30–11:00 / Tea Break
11:00 – 12:30 / Special Presentation:
Wisdom of I Ching,
Wilhelm and China / University of Macau Cultural Centre
Bettina Wilhelm（Grand-daughter of Richard Wilhelm，German film Producer / Director / Writer):
Introduction to the film:
Wisdom of Changes - Richard Wilhelm and the I Ching / Moderators:
Murray Stein, Liu Dajun, John Beebe (join for discussion)
Noon / 12:30– 13:30 / Lunch
Afternoon / 14:00–15:30 / Panel A-2:
Dream and Healing / University of Macau
（HG-01）
Angela Connolly（Honorary Secretary of IAAP，Jungian Analyst, Italy):
To dream or not to dream: some reflections on dream work and its failures in trauma.
Ann Bosch（Jungian Analyst, USA）:
A young woman’s 8 years
of analysis with John Layard: deciphering a critical 9 of 39 of her paintings presented, 2009, by Dr. John W. Layard, 1891-1974 / Moderator:
Wang Haowei
（President of Taiwan Association of Psychotherapy）
Panel B-2:
Sandplay and Child /
Adolescent Analysis / University of Macau
（HG-02）
Brian Feldman（Professor of StanfordUniversity）:
Contemporary Jungian Child
and Adolescent Analysis: Creating a Space for Imagination,
Reflection and Desire.
Liza J. Ravitz（Jungian Analyst, San Francisco, USA）：
Sandplay, Multidimensional Space
and the Analytic Encounter / Moderator:
He Zhirong
（Dean of the Psychiatry Department, Hospital Conde S. Januário, Macau）
Panel C-2:
Chinese Legend Panel:
‘Madam White Snake’ / University of Macau
（HG-03）
Shirley Ma / Bih-Hui Huang /Kenneth Yee（Jungian Analyst, and Psychologicaltherapists, Hong Kong）:
Chinese Legend Panel: ‘Madam White Snake’ and Jungian analysis / Moderator:
Geoff Blowers
(Professor, University of Hong Kong）
Panel D-2:
Working with Archetypal Images
and the I Ching / University of Macau
（L-108/109）
Bruno Rhyner（Psychological analyst in Switzerland）:
Working with the Archetypal
Images of I Ching –
the open Eranos translation
Brian Tam（Psychological analyst in American）:
Baptism of Wild Fire –
Embodying the Ting (Cauldron) / Moderator:
Yang Shaogang
(Professor, GuangdongUniversity of Foreign Studies)
Panel E-2:
Jung in China: Discussion of the Translation of the C.G. Jung’s Collected Works / University of Macau
（JG-07）
Meeting of the Translators of the Chinese edition of Jung’s CW
Chen Ye (Publisher, Yilin Press)
Wang Haowei (President of the Association of Psychotherapy, Taiwan)
Liu Zijun (Translator from Taiwan)
Yang Shaogang (translator) / Moderator:
Chen Ye
（Publisher, Yilin Press, Nanjing）
Panel F-2:
Analytical Psychology Eastern Culture / University of Macau
（JG-13/14）
Xun Jun（Ph.D., Nanjing University）:
LotUSA in the Oriental Feminine’s Dream As a Symbol of Self
Zhang Min（Doctor and post-doctoral of analytical psychology）:
An Analysis on the Cultural
Persona of Chinese—Analysis of
the Book of Songs
Yin Fang (Teacher in Tibet Teachers College，doctor of analytical psychology）:
Comparison of the Dreams
of Tibet and Han People of China / Moderator:
Zhu Xiaobin
(Professor, HangzhouNormalUniversity, Hangzhou)
Panel G-2:
Psychoanalysis and Practice / University of Macau
（JG-16/17）
Theo Cope（Psychological analyst in America）:
Dreams and the symbolic attitude
for contemporary Chinese
Ye Jinjun,Shi Yuli（Psychological analyst in Taiwan）:
The Application of the Cards of the Mandala Pictures in the
Helping Profession
Shi Jialing （Psychotherapist, Taiwan）:
Understanding of the Tran-Gender from the Images of
I Ching Hexagrams / Moderator:
Wang Qiushi
(Professor, JinanUniversity, Shenzhen)
15:30-16:00 / Tea Break
16:00-17: 30 / Panel A-3:
The Shadow in Dreams / University of Macau
（HG-01）
Eva Pattis（President ofIASW，Psychological analyst in Italy）:
On the Buddhist Practice of
“Tonglen” Meditation and its Approach to Nightmares
Fan Hongxia（Professor in Shanxi University）:
The shadow and its
Transformationin dreams / Moderator:
Liu Jianxin
(Professor, CityUniversity of Macau)
Panel B-3:
Jungian Analysis: East and West / University of Macau
（HG-02）
Patricia Burrell (Psychoanalyst, Hawaii, USAA):
East and West: A Contemplation
of the Nature of the Psyche in Jungian and Taoist psychology
Anita Josefa Barzman（Psychoanalyst, USA）:
The Healing Potential of Nature Resonates Within USA: Homeopathy and Jungian Analysis / Moderator:
Rik D'Amato
（Professor, Universityof Macau）
Panel C-3:
Natural Disasters –
Creating a Garden of the Heart and Soul / University of Macau
（HG-03）
LiKaiming（Psychotherapist, Taiwan）:
Working through trauma---
break through from USAing dreams
in a severe case of multiple /
complicated grief
Gao Lan（Professor, South China Normal University）:
Analytical Psychology and
Sandplay Therapy in The Garden of the Heart and Soul
Chen XuejunWu Ming-Fu (Psychotherapists, Taiwan):
Art Therapy with the Trauma Survivor:
A Boy Who Lost His Brother in the Typhoon Morakot 88 Disaster / Moderator:
Luigi Zoja
（Former president of IAAP, Jungian analyst,Italy）
Panel D-3:
Myth, Culture Psyche / University of Macau
（L-108/109）
Mon-hsin Wang（Psychological analyst in America）：
Archetypal Images in Chinese Folk Belief: The Story of Mazu
Chris Chao（Psychological analyst in America）:
The Myth of MuLan:
A Jungian Perspective / Moderator:
Geoff Blowers
(Professor, Hong KongUniversity
Panel E-3:
Jungian Analysis, Network,
Collected Works / University of Macau
（JG-07）
Don William（IAAP Web）
Jungian Analysis in Network Era
Chen Ye (Publisher)
Chinese Translation of the
Collected Works of C.G. Jung
In discussion with:
Wang Haowei (President of the Association of Psychotherapy), Paul Kugler (Jungian Analyst), John Beebe (Jungian Analyst) / Moderator:
Shen Heyong
(President of CFAP, Editor of the Chinese edition of Jung’s CW)
Panel F-3:
Music Therapy
and Child Development / University of Macau
（JG-13/14）
LiJieyuan（Chairman of Le-tian Educational Institution）
Music Therapy and Child Education
Xu Weidong（Associate Professor, University of Shanghai for Science and Technology）:
Sandplay and MUSAic, Child Therapy
Yu Wenyu（Chong Qing Medical University）
Case Study, Practice of
Sandplay Therapy with hysteria Patient / Moderator:
Liu Jianxin
（Professor, City University of Macau）
Panel G-3:
Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy / University of Macau
（JG-16/17）
Feng Jianguo（Daqing Normal University）:
Active Imagination in the Context
of Chinese Culture
Chen Kan（Doctor and post-doctoral of analytical psychology, Fudan University）
Drawing Psychotherapy and MBTI
Cai Baohong（University of Guanghzou Chinese Medicine）:
Sandplay as the way of
Positive Psychotherapy / Moderator:
Fan Hongxia
（Professor,ShanxiUniversity）
Evening / 18:50–20:30 / Conference Banquet
June 10, 2012 (Sunday)
Morning / 9:00 – 9:45 / The Plenary Presentations / University of Macau Cultural Centre
Hu Fuchen（Professor, theChineseAcademy of Social Sciences）:
Dream Images
and Chinese Inner-Alchemy / Moderator:
Geoff Blowers
(Professor of Hong KongUniversity)
9:45– 10:30 / Alex Esterhuyzen
（President of ISST）:
The language of Dreams:
the language of the Unconscious / Moderator:
Brian Feldman
（Professor, Stanford University Medical School）
10:30–10:45 / Tea break
10:45–11:30 / Shen Heyong
(President of CFAP)
Image and Meaning:
Exploring the Nature of Dream
in Chinese Culture / Moderator:
John Beebe
（Jungian Analyst, USA）
11:30– 12:15 / Tom Kelly（The next elected president of IAAP）:
The Transcendent Function andthe Analytic Relationship / Moderator:Luigi Zoja（Former President of IAAP, Jungian Analyst, Italy）
12:15 – 12:30 / Closing Remarks / Moderator: Paul Kugler
Shen Heyong
下午 / 14:00–17:00 / City Tour
Pre-Conference Workshops
June 6 - 7, 2012 (Wed, Thur.)
Morning Session:
9:00–12:00a.m.
Afternoon Session:
2:00 – 5:00p.m. / Workshop A:
Themes of Sandplay and Practice
Teachers:
H. Friedman and Rie Mitchell / University of Macau
（JG-13-14）
H. Friedman,
(Former president of STA)；
Rie Mitchell
(President of ISST)
WorkshopB:
Contemporary Jungian Child and Adolescent Analysis
Teacher: Dr. Brian Feldman / University of Macau
（JG-06）
Brian Feldman
(Professor, StanfordUniversityMedicalSchool, Jungian Analyst, Sandplay Therapist/ISST）
WorkshopC:
Active Imagination and Embodiment Dream Work
Teacher: Dr. Robert Bosnak / University of Macau
（JG-07）
Robert Bosnak
(President of International Society of Embodied Imagination)
Workshop D:
Psychological Types
and Jungian Analysis
Teacher: Dr. John Beebe / University of Macau
（JG-15）
John Beebe
(Past-President, Society of Jungian Analysts of Northern California, Jungian Analyst)
WorkshopE:
Myth-drama: USAing the Power of Stories and Myths in Psychotherapy
Teacher: Dr. Allan Guggenbühl / University of Macau
（JG-16/17）
Allan Guggenbühl
(Jungian Analyst, Professor of Education, University of Zürich)
Workshop F:
Expressive Sandwork and Jungian Analysis
Teacher: Eva Pattis, Luigi Zoja / University of Macau
（JG-12）
Eva Pattis
(President of IASW, Jungian Analyst, Sandplay Therapist)
Luigi Zoja
(Jungian Analyst, Past-President, IAAP)
WorkshopG:
First Session, June 5 Afternoon Session: 2:00 – 4:30p.m
Sandplay Therapy and Jungian Analysis, Case Discussion and Supervision
Teacher: Kazuhiko Higuchi
Second Session: whole day of June 6:
Sandplay Therapy and Jungian Analysis, Practical Lectures
Teacher: Ruth Ammann / Nanyou Hotel, Zhuhai
Conference Hall
Kazuhiko Higuchi
(President of Japanese Sandplay Therapy, Jungian Analyst, Japan）
Ruth Ammann
(Past-President of ISST, Sandplay therapist/ISST, Jungian Analyst/IAAP)

Contact for conference（conference issues, registration, medical needs, lost and find）：

Lijun Chang（0086-18688162200；00853-63020401）、Xiang Wang（0086-15363582315；00853-63582315）、Xiangyi Han（0086-13760660217；00853-63874196）

Traffic guide in Macau:

1. MacauInternationalAirport

Bus: Scheme one, walk from the airport toOFICINAS DO AEROPORTO（about 5 minutes, 400 meters),then take bus No.26(about 3 minutes, 4 stations ) toAV. SUN YAT SEN/ RUA TAI LIN, and then walk to University of Macau for about 10 minutes (800 meters). The whole trip takes about 18 minutes.

Scheme two, walk from the airport to AEROPORTO DE MACAU（about 6 minutes, 400 meters）, then take bus MT2(about 17 minutes, 12 stations ) to AV. SUN YAT SEN/ CTM, and then walk to University of Macau for about 9 minutes (600 meters). The whole trip takes about 32 minutes.

Taxi: You also can take taxi at taxi stand.(6.9 kilometers ,about 14 minutes, 31 Macau coins)

2.MacauFerry Terminal

Bus: Scheme one, walk from theMacau ferry terminal to TERMINAL MARÍTIMO（about 6 minutes, 450 meters), then take bus 28A(about 13 minutes) to ESPARTEIRO / REGENCY, and then walk to University of Macau for about 7 minutes (500 meters). The whole trip takes about 26 minutes.

Scheme two, walk from theMacau ferry terminal to TERMINAL MARÍTIMO（about 6 minutes, 450 meters), then take bus No.32to PRAÇA FERREIRA AMARAL, then take bus MT1 or No.50 toESPARTEIRO / REGENCY (about 17 minutes ), and then walk to University of Macau for about 10 minutes (500 meters). The whole trip takes about 33 minutes.

Scheme three, walk from theMacau ferry terminal to TERMINAL MARÍTIMO（about 6 minutes, 450 meters）,then take bus No.32(about 8 minutes, 6 stations ) toPRAÇA FERREIRA AMARAL, then take bus No.33 toESPARTEIRO / REGENCY (7 minutes ,1 station) ,and then walk to University of Macau for about 7 minutes (500 meters). The whole trip takes about 28 minutes.

Scheme four, walk from theMacau ferry terminal to TERMINAL MARÍTIMO（about 6 minutes, 450 meters), then take busAP1(about 5 minutes, 3 stations ) to AV. NORDESTE/ POLYTEX, then take bus MT3 toAV. SUN YAT SEN/ RUA TAI LIN (8 minutes ,1 station), and then walk to University of Macau for about 10 minutes (800 meters). The whole trip takes about 29 minutes.

Taxi: You also can take taxi at taxi stand.(4.3 kilometers ,about 12 minutes, 48 Macau coins)

In addition, you can dail the numbers [(853) 2851 9519, 2893 9939, 8500 0000 and 2828 3283] to call for taxi to pick you up.

Notes:

1. Please attend the conferences on time in order to make sure them going well.
2. All the participants should take good care of your conference materials and personal belongings.
3. Please follow the conference’s schedule and rest time .If there is exceptional situation, please turn to the business group.
4. During the conferences, please turn off your communication tools, such as telephone, or set them to mute.
5. Participants should check out in the requirement of the hotels.