About us
Building bridges for analytical psychology — across cultures, people, regions, and institutions.
Mission
The purpose that shapes us
Rooted in Singapore's highly developed multicultural landscape, our mission is to cultivate a vibrant community of learners and practitioners. We advance analytical psychology by bridging cultures and institutions, and by strengthening connections among people and regions.
Cultures
Rooted in Singapore's multicultural landscape, we bring Jungian thought into dialogue with the symbols and stories of Asia and beyond.
People
Supporting and co-organising the IAAP Router Training Programme, and offering lectures, workshops, and mentorship for practitioners and learners.
Regions
Connecting Singapore-based practitioners with the wider ASEAN region and the international Jungian community.
Institutions
Working in partnership with the International Association for Analytical Psychology and allied professional bodies.
Our people
Who runs CAPS
President
Jacintha Lai
CG Jung Inst. Zurich | IAAP | CAPS
Vice President
Winston Tay
CAPS
Secretary
Audrey Rajalingam
CAPS
2nd Secretary
Fernanda Maurer-Stroh
CAPS
Data Protection Officer
Sherry Chang
CAPS
Treasurer
Shirley Woo
CAPS
Committee Member
Dian Handayani
CAPS
Liaison Person
Dr. Toshio Kawai
CG Jung Inst. Zurich | AJAJ | IAAP
Regional Organizer Officer
Dr. Yasuhiro Tanaka
CG Jung Inst. Zurich | AJAJ | IAAP
Our global connection
CAPS and IAAP
Developing Groups are associations of individuals in regions or countries where no IAAP Group Member currently exists. Developing Groups (DGs) are composed of persons interested in Analytical Psychology, working primarily as professional psychotherapists, physicians, and educators or in other professions.
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What you may want to know
What is analytical psychology?
Analytical psychology is the school of depth psychology founded by Carl Gustav Jung. It explores the relationship between the conscious and unconscious mind through symbols, dreams, and archetypal patterns, with the aim of supporting the lifelong process Jung called individuation.
Who can enrol in your courses?
Our public courses, lectures, and seminars are open to everyone with a serious interest — clinicians, educators, and curious readers alike. Some advanced training components are reserved for members on professional tracks.
Do I need a background in psychology to join?
No. Most of our public programmes assume curiosity of the psyche besides the clinical training. Where a course expects prior knowledge, the course description says so clearly.
Are your courses offered online or in person?
Both. Many seminars run live over Zoom so that international speakers and regional participants can join; others are held in person in Singapore. Each course states its format.
How can I apply for a course?
Browse the Courses page, open the course you are interested in, and register for the sessions you wish to attend.
Have another question? Reach out to us.