Jungian Psychology Space (JPS)<\/em> is dedicated to the work founded by Carl Gustav Jung and known under the following names: analytical psychology, Jungian psychology, Jungian depth psychology, and Jungian analysis.<\/p>\n The intention of the website is to provide a bridge between the anglophone and francophone Jungian communities in the world.<\/p>\n JPS is an integral part of the platform Espace Francophone Jungien<\/em>, created by Jean-Pierre Robert<\/a> in 1998 and hosted under the domain name cgjung.net.<\/p>\n JPS contains part of the EFJ’s francophone content that has been translated into English. In addition, it contains anglophone articles, whose French translations have been published on the francophone mother site.<\/p>\n Both anglophone and francophone parts of the site are managed by the French non-sprofit association Espace Francophone Jungien<\/em>.<\/p>\n The platform’s goal is to make Carl Gustav Jung’s ideas accessible to all, from beginners and enthusiasts to scholarly and clinical experts.<\/p>\n JPS explores and presents living Jungian thought and contemporary developments through articles, book reviews, interviews, testimonials, and more.<\/p>\n The style and form of the content vary depending on the topics covered and the diverse backgrounds of the many Jungian contributors and authors. This diversity allows each reader or visitor, regardless of personality type, to find personal interest and reliable resources.<\/p>\n The editorial approach of JPS is grounded in the following values:<\/p>\n The French-language website cgjung.net was launched in March 1998 and was created by Jean-Pierre Robert, who has overseen its development ever since.<\/p>\n At the beginning of 2019, the purpose of the website was defined, with the concept of space<\/em> suggested by Chantal Armouet<\/a>. In May, the association Espace Francophone Jungien (EFJ)<\/em> was co-founded by Ariane Callot<\/a> and Fran\u00e7ois-Marie Callot, Chantal Armouet<\/a>, and Jean-Pierre Robert<\/a> to manage the website and its activities.<\/p>\n In July 2021, the English-language site Jungian Psychology Space (JPS)<\/em> was launched, with key contributions and translations by Peggy Vermeesch<\/a>, who now oversees its ongoing operations as editor-in-chief.<\/p>\n In 2024, the team expanded, and the continued smooth running of EFJ is now ensured by Ariane Callot<\/a>, Claire Droin<\/a>, C\u00e9cile Gatille, Rachel Huber<\/a>, Peggy Vermeesch<\/a>, Jean-Pierre Robert<\/a>, and Lise Villemaire<\/a>.<\/p>\n Among their many tasks, they handle the selection of content for publication, proofreading, and external relations. Individually, they also write articles, provide translations, and conduct interviews.<\/p>\n New content is continuously being published. The latest updates on the site can be tracked on this page<\/a> or by subscribing to the site’s newsletter<\/a>.<\/p>\n JPS is independent from any other Jungian associations or societies. Exchanges with anyone who shares the same objectifs are welcomed.<\/p>\n JPS offers all of its content free of charge, without advertisements or the use of personal data from its users. Both the authors and the editorial team contribute on a voluntary basis.<\/p>\n Numerous links have been established with authors and\/or editors. Those who wish to contribute to the site may initiate contact using the online form<\/a> or by sending a message at jps@cgjung.net<\/a>.<\/p>\n Despite being active on Facebook<\/a> and LinkedIn<\/a>, JPS does not participate in the management of forums or discussion groups.<\/p>\n The website Jungian Psychology Space<\/em>, under www.cgjung.net\/en\/<\/a>, is hosted by the society OVH at ROUBAIX (France).<\/p>\n Layout and graphics are in line with internet standards and have been stripped down in order to allow the largest number of people to access the information without difficulty.<\/p>\n cgjung.net uses Google Analytics. This service helps to identify the most sought-after content as well as any potential technical problems. <\/p>\n When accessing the site for the first time, a banner appears on top of the page that is being viewed. By continuing to browse, authorization is given to the audience tracking tool.<\/p>\n All graphical elements or original articles (general structure as well as content of documents, graphics design, text, images, …) and any other elements that make up the site are protected by copyright according to the articles L. 111-1 and following, from the French Intellectual Property Code<\/a>.<\/p>\n Artificial Intelligence tools have become indispensable and ubiquitous. They are used in moderation, primarily for creating illustrations or assisting with proofreading and translations, but never to generate original content.<\/p>\n Jungian Psychology Space (JPS)<\/em> is the anglophone publication of Espace Francophone Jungien (EFJ)<\/em>, a French non-profit association (Loi 1901) that manages both the anglophone and francophone content of the cgjung.net platform.<\/p>\n RNA: W642005589 Address: 4, place au Bois, 65000 TARBES (France)<\/p>\n The association is governed by a General Assembly and an Executive Committee composed of the following officers:<\/p>\n For any questions or suggestions regarding Jungian Psychology Space<\/em>, please contact editor-in-chief Peggy VERMEESCH<\/a> through our online form<\/a> or by email at jps@cgjung.net<\/a>.<\/p>\n Thank you for your interest in Jungian Psychology Space<\/em>!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Jungian Psychology Space (JPS) Jungian Psychology Space (JPS) is dedicated to the work founded by Carl Gustav Jung and known under the following names: analytical psychology, Jungian psychology, Jungian depth psychology, and Jungian analysis. 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