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From 24 to 27 July 2026, the annual camp for students participating in LAAP training programmes took place in Bradeliškės. This time, four students from Latvia also attended. The theme of this year’s camp was: Significance of Myths and Rituals: Reflecting on the Possibility of Transformation.

Between January and May 2026, several LAAP members delivered a series of lectures open to the public entitled ‘Personal, Cultural and Symbolic Sources of Resilience in Life’s Turmoil’. The lecture series, dedicated to resilience in the face of trauma, attracted considerable public interest. This confirmed our assumption that these topics are of great relevance to many people. It is no surprise that the National M. Mažvydas Library provided the venue for our lectures.

When I go to bed tonight, I can only have a smile of immense gratitude that I am amongst my people. With these words, Ian McCallum concluded a joint project by Jungian analysts from Lithuania and South Africa. Despite the large geographical distance, in the spring of 2026, Jungian psychologists from both countries came together to collaborate and share their knowledge and experience about cultural trauma and the resources to overcome it. Two online seminars were attended b

Happy New Year, 2026! We believe and hope that light will prevail over darkness, truth over lies, and life over destruction. Our Ukrainian colleagues wrote in their Christmas greeting letter: Facing darkness, violence, and cruelty, we choose light, humanity, and hope every day, again and again. Let's do what‘s in our hands. Jungian analysts are concerned about today's crisis-ridden, unpredictable, and unsettling world. In 2026, the Lithuanian Association for Ana

“Called by the spirits of ancestors: the visions and dreams of Romuva priest Jonas Trinkūnas-Jaunius.” Based on her research, Jungian psychoanalyst Elona Lovčikienė spoke at the Native Culture Seminar about how Jonas Trinkūnas' active imagination shaped his personality and inspired his great work in restoring, preserving and continuing the native culture of Lithuania. We are sharing a recording of the presentation (in Lithuanian)