About us
Lithuanian Association for Analytical Psychology (LAAP) unites Jungian psychoanalysts and Jungian psychotherapists. The association was founded in 2007, but the origins and history of analytical psychology in Lithuania go back at least several decades.
In August 2016 at the 20th International Congress of Analytical Psychology (Kyoto, Japan), the International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP) accredited the Lithuanian Association for Analytical Psychology (LAAP) as a training institution which meets international requirements. Currently the representative of Lithuania prof. dr. Gražina Gudaitė serves as President-Elect of the International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP).
LAAP members and affiliates are not only united by a deep interest in C.G. Jung's Analytical psychology, but also a rich experience of communion. The association is composed of members, associated members, candidate members, and honorary members .
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Structure of LAAP
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Council
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President Dr. Dovilė Petronytė-Kvedarauskienė
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Secretary Lina Gudaitienė
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Chair of the Education Committee Prof. dr. Gražina Gudaitė
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Chair of the Admission Committee Goda Rukšaitė
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Treasurer Dr. Ieva Bieliauskienė
Ethics Committee
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Sigita Kemerienė
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Eglė Minelgaitė-Beinorienė
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Dalia Beniušytė
Appeals Committee
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Agnė Morkvėnaitė-Vasiliauskienė
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Jurgita Misiūnaitė
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Ieva Žiedienė
Education Committee
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Prof. dr. Gražina Gudaitė
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Rasa Šilalytė
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Doc. dr. Asta Adler
Admission Comittee
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Goda Rukšaitė
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Algis Petronis
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Andžela Rybakovienė
Members
Members members are those who have completed the LAAP training program and thereby obtained the qualification of Jungian psychoanalyst, and/or who hold a qualification as a Jungian psychoanalyst recognized by the International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP) and are practicing in Lithuania.
Associate members hold the qualification of a Jungian psychoanalyst but do not have the right to vote in the association.
Candidate members have completed the LAAP training program and thus obtained the qualification of Jungian psychotherapist. A significant number of candidate members are continuing their studies in Jungian psychoanalysis; upon completion, they will have the opportunity to join the International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP).
Honorary members are individuals who have made significant contributions to the development of analytical psychology in Lithuania.
