Dragana Favre, MD, PhD
Dragana Favre is a Swiss psychiatrist (FMH) and neuroscientist specialized in analytical psychotherapy. Trained at the University Hospitals of Geneva and the Antenna Romande of the C.G. Jung Institute in Küsnacht, she maintains a private practice in Geneva and lectures internationally on Jungian psychology, consciousness, and symbolization.
She holds a PhD in neuroscience from the University of Alicante and a Master’s degree from Göttingen, and develops an integrative approach grounded in archetypal dynamics, psychic temporality, and the phenomenology of consciousness.
She serves on the board of the International Association for Jungian Studies (IAJS), co-chaired the annual IAJS conferences in 2024 and 2025, and hosts the Jungian Salon, a living forum at the crossroads of clinical practice and contemporary thought.
Personal website: www.draganafavre.ch.
Articles
- Plural temporalities of the living and the synthetic
- Paradox-born subjects and Jungian depth psychology in “Dark”
- Wandering in the Backrooms: Liminal spaces, digital myth, and a Jungian reading of the Void
- Falling in love with life
Learn more
- From neuroscience to the depths of the psyche—an interview with Dragana Favre, conducted by Jean-Pierre Robert