C.G. Jung Institute of New England

What C.G. Jung Institute of New England does

The C.G. Jung Institute of New England is a Massachusetts-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit educational organization headquartered at 21 Hartford Street, Newton, MA, dedicated to training Jungian analysts and disseminating the analytical psychology of Carl Gustav Jung. The Institute's flagship offering is a postgraduate Analyst Training Program, authorized by the International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP) and accredited by the American Board for Accreditation in Psychoanalysis, Inc. (ABAP), which requires a minimum of five years and 350 hours of personal analysis to complete, culminating in IAAP certification. It also operates a 7-month Foundations of Jungian Psychology Certificate Program, recurring public programs (Visiting Lecturer Series, dream groups, seminars) delivered via Zoom and in person, a Find an Analyst directory of certified Jungian analysts across New England and beyond, and a specialized library of over 2,000 volumes.

The Institute was formed on July 1, 2020 through the merger of the New England Society of Jungian Analysts (NESJA, founded 1977) and the C.G. Jung Institute - Boston (founded 1980), consolidating training, education, and administrative functions under a single entity. It is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors led by President Annette Hanson, Treasurer Gary Swenson, and Director of Training Paul Sanderson, with day-to-day operations run by Administrator Deborah Warfield. Revenue is generated from training tuition ($3,000/year), Foundations tuition ($1,250), public program fees ($40-$150/event), Friends of Jung annual memberships ($100), and a tiered donation program ($25 to $5,000+), supplemented by planned gifts and corporate giving. Diversity Scholarships are offered covering the first two years of analyst training tuition.

The Institute's primary customer segments are licensed mental health professionals and graduate-degree holders pursuing Jungian analyst certification, clinicians seeking continuing education (CEUs), and a broader general-public audience pursuing personal or professional development in depth psychology. Geographic reach is concentrated in New England (MA, CT, ME, NH, RI, VT) with out-of-region cohort members in NY, CA, FL, MT, NC, and DC enabled by a hybrid in-person/Zoom delivery model. The organization does not pursue traditional go-to-market expansion; outreach is conducted through its website, email newsletters, public program listings, and the analyst directory, with brand awareness anchored in IAAP accreditation rather than advertising.

Name

C.G. Jung Institute of New England

Legal name

The C.G. Jung Institute of New England, Inc.

Website

https://cgjungne.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2020

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

The C.G. Jung Institute of New England is a Massachusetts 501(c)(3) nonprofit that trains Jungian analysts through a 5+ year IAAP-authorized program and serves the public via a Foundations certificate course, Zoom-based seminars, dream groups, and a regional Find an Analyst directory.

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Product category

Professional Psychoanalytic Training

NAICS

Professional and Management Development Training (61143)

SIC

Services-Educational Services (8200)

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Education & Training (Teaching/Instructional Design) Certifications (EDAAANAM)

Keywords

• Jungian analyst training
• Analytical psychology education
• Depth psychotherapy programs
• Psychoanalytic certificate training
• Professional mental health continuing education

Headquarters

HQ city

Newton

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

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B2C

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Services

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Revenue model

1. Analyst Training Program Tuition: The Institute charges tuition and evaluation fees of $3,000 per year (two payments), along with examination fees for Stage I ($450), Thesis ($600), and Stage II ($450). Additional fees apply for application ($100) and interview ($350). This is a multi-year training program requiring 5+ years to complete.
2. Foundations Certificate Program: The 7-month Foundations of Jungian Psychology Certificate Program costs $1,250 for 42 contact hours of instruction. An additional $50 CEU fee applies for those seeking continuing education credits. Payment in full is requested at registration.
3. Public Programs and Seminars: Individual public programs range from $40-$150 per event. The Visiting Lecture Series costs $75 with optional $15 CEU fee. Dream groups cost $150 for adults and $75 for students/seniors. These are one-time registration fees per program.
4. Friends of Jung Membership: Annual membership dues of $100 provide borrowing privileges, 10% discount on public programs, free guest lectures, and invitation to annual member events. This is a recurring annual subscription.
5. Donations and Fundraising: The Institute accepts tax-deductible donations at various levels: Benefactors ($5,000+), Sponsors ($1,000-$4,999), Patrons ($500-$1,999), Supporters ($101-$499), Friends of Jung ($100), and Affiliates ($25-$99). Also accepts planned gifts and memorial/tribute gifts.

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Core offering

The C.G. Jung Institute of New England delivers postgraduate training in Jungian analytical psychology, certifying students as IAAP-recognized Jungian analysts through a minimum five-year training program. It also offers a 7-month Foundations of Jungian Psychology Certificate Program, public seminars and dream groups, a Find an Analyst referral directory, a specialized Jungian library, and a Friends of Jung membership community.

Product overview

The C.G. Jung Institute of New England is a nonprofit educational and training organization dedicated to the study and practice of analytical psychology founded by Carl Gustav Jung. The organization offers a portfolio of programs including: the Analyst Training Program (a comprehensive 5+ year postgraduate training leading to certification as a Jungian analyst), the Foundations of Jungian Psychology Certificate Program (a 7-month introductory certificate course), Public Programs (lectures, seminars, dream groups, and workshops open to the general public), a Find an Analyst directory service connecting individuals with certified Jungian analysts, an Institute Library with extensive Jungian holdings, Friends of Jung membership with benefits, and Diversity Scholarships for the training program. The organization operates from Newton, Massachusetts and maintains accreditation from the American Board for Accreditation in Psychoanalysis and authorization from the International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP).

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Products and services

• Analyst Training Program A comprehensive postgraduate training program (minimum five years) that prepares candidates to become IAAP-certified Jungian analysts through theoretical study, at least 350 hours of personal analysis, supervised clinical practice, examinations, and a diploma thesis. Open to licensed clinicians and graduates from non-clinical disciplines.
• Foundations of Jungian Psychology Certificate Program A 7-month certificate program with 14 three-hour classes totaling 42 contact hours, delivered in hybrid format (in-person and Zoom). Designed for clinicians, educators, pastoral care providers, artists, and laypeople seeking foundational study of Jungian psychology. Awards 42 CEUs.
• Public Programs (Visiting Lecture Series, Dream Groups, Seminars) Open seminars, dream groups, and the Visiting Lecture Series led by experienced Jungian analysts, covering topics such as individuation, dream interpretation, Jung's Collected Works, and clinical practice. Offered on Zoom with select in-person events. CEUs available for many programs.
• Find an Analyst Directory A searchable online directory of IAAP-certified Jungian analysts who are active members of the Institute, organized by region across New England (Massachusetts, Connecticut, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont) and out-of-region locations. Connects the public directly with practicing analysts.
• Institute Library A specialized library serving training candidates, faculty, and Friends of Jung members, holding more than 2,000 volumes on Jungian and psychoanalytic literature, 300+ reference volumes, 600+ audiovisual materials, and major Jungian journals. Online catalog accessible via LibraryWorld.
• Friends of Jung Membership An annual membership program at $100 per year providing library borrowing privileges, a 10% discount on public programs, free guest admission to Friday evening lectures, and invitations to annual member events.
• Diversity Scholarships Financial aid covering the first two years of Analyst Training Program tuition and offering reduced fees for required personal analysis sessions, intended to increase racial diversity in the training program.

Quantifiable outcome

• Graduates receive Diploma in Analytical Psychology and are welcomed as members of C.G. Jung Institute of New England and IAAP
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Partnerships

Four partnerships are on record, tiered core, historical and minor.

• International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 July 2020The Institute's training program is authorized by IAAP. All analyst members must be certified by IAAP. Graduates receive IAAP membership. The Institute is one of approximately 30+ IAAP-affiliated training institutes worldwide.
• American Board for Accreditation in Psychoanalysis, Inc.coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe Institute's training program is accredited by ABAP, a postgraduate psychoanalytic training program accrediting body. This accreditation provides professional legitimacy and recognition for graduates.
• New England Society of Jungian Analysts (NESJA)historicalOthersNESJA originally formed in 1977 by Zurich-trained Jungian analysts. On July 1, 2020, NESJA merged with C.G. Jung Institute - Boston to form C.G. Jung Institute of New England, Inc.
• Other Jung Organizations NetworkminorOthersThe Institute maintains connections with other Jungian organizations including New York Center for Jungian Studies, Connecticut Association for Jungian Psychology, Jung Association of Western Massachusetts, Maine Jung Center, and C.G. Jung Study Center of Southern California.

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Recent moves8 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Broad incumbents

• Austen Riggs Center: Psychiatric treatment and training organization with a psychodynamic orientation. Related in clinical philosophy (depth psychology, intensive long-term work) but operates primarily as a treatment facility rather than a postgraduate training institute.
• Pacifica Graduate Institute: Graduate school offering depth-psychology-oriented master's and doctoral programs, including Jungian and archetypal studies. Broader academic institution that overlaps with the Institute's depth-psychology focus but operates as a degree-granting school rather than a specialized certification institute.

Direct peers

• C.G. Jung Institute of Los Angeles: IAAP-affiliated Jungian training institute on the West Coast offering analyst training and public programs. Directly comparable in offerings (training program, public lectures, library, membership) and serves as a parallel regional model.
• C.G. Jung Foundation of New York: Affiliated Jungian education and analyst-certifying body in New York offering training, public lectures, and a library. Closely aligned mission of advancing Jungian psychology through training and public outreach.
• C.G. Jung Institute of San Francisco: West Coast IAAP-affiliated Jungian training and education center. Comparable training pathway, public programming, and membership model to C.G. Jung Institute of New England.
• C.G. Jung Institute of Chicago: Midwest-based IAAP-affiliated Jungian training institute with multi-year analyst training, public programs, and a membership community. Operates the same core product portfolio as C.G. Jung Institute of New England.
• Pittsburgh Psychoanalytic Center: Regional psychoanalytic training and education institute offering postgraduate analyst training and public programs. Comparable postgraduate training model to C.G. Jung Institute of New England, though focused on classical psychoanalysis rather than Jungian analysis.
• Boston Psychoanalytic Society and Institute: Local psychoanalytic training institute operating in the same Boston-area ecosystem, offering postgraduate training leading to analyst certification. Comparable postgraduate training model and target audience of licensed clinicians, though broader Freudian/psychoanalytic orientation.
• C.G. Jung Institute of New York: Another IAAP-authorized Jungian analyst training institute offering multi-year postgraduate certification. Directly comparable mission, curriculum structure, and accreditation pathway, differing only by geography (New York metro vs. New England).
• New York Center for Jungian Studies: Regional Jungian education organization explicitly cited as a peer institution in the Institute's professional network. Comparable mission of offering Jungian public programming and seminars.

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