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Amanda (Tweedie) Wright

"Thirty years ago I had a numinous experience which deeply affected my life and paintings. My subsequent paintings illustrated the extraordinary process whereby the psyche first made personal connection with the transcendent God, having first to traverse, what I termed the metaphysical void, and, second, with the help of Jungian Analysis, embraced the process of embodiment or incarnation. The goal of this journey was spiritual and material synthesis."

Amanda (Tweedie) Wright MA is a practising artist and works as an art therapist in social services and in private practice in central London. She is a member of BAAT (The British Association of Art Therapists), IAJS and of the C.G. Jung Analytical Psychology Club.

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Coming Through - Woman in White

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Next International Joint Conference with IAAP - University of Braga, Porto, Portugal:

3rd International Joint Conference of the IAJS and the IAAP.

18 July to 21 July, 2012.

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Venue: University of Braga, Porto, Portugal

Dear IAJS colleagues,

Greetings from Ithaca, and from the IAJS members of the program committee for the joint international conference with the IAAP in Braga Portugal in July 2012.

Attached you will find the just completed cfp for the conference; it has also been posted to the IAJS and IAAP websites. I encourage all of you to think about participating, in whatever form mostly richly displays your work. Please take note of the committee's requirement that proposals be sent only in dox or rtf--not in docx or pdf. This is necessary to insure the easy movement of proposals among our variously equipped computers.

The program committee for the conference includes:

Toshio Kawai (IAAP co-chair),

Murray Stein (IAAP),

Ruth Williams (IAJS),

Lucy Huskinson (IAJS and IJJS),

Alessandra De Coro (IAAP), and

myself (IAJS co-chair).

We share our discussions with Joe Cambray, the current president of the IAAP, and Denis Ramos (IAAP), representing the organizing committee. The organizing committee members are:

Armando Nascimento Rosa (IAJS), and

Luis Savaiva (IAJS/IAAP), and

Denise Ramos (IAAP)

The organizing committee is busy arranging the local logistics for the conference, and will post the proper forms as they proceed.

I want to thank Leslie Gardner, Mark Saban, and Kevin Lu for their insightful mounting of the regional conference in London this month.

London Regional Conference DETAILS

Greetings all - here is a further update of the abstracts and schedule for the IAJS inaugural Regional Conference in London.

We are still in throes of finalising but the closer we get, the more final it will become. On the 15th June price goes up (marginally) so you might want to register ahead of that time.

****Speakers who have not registered by then: we will have to excise you from schedule! *****

With all best wishes, Leslie Gardner, Mark Saban and Kevin Lu, London regional IAJS conference committee

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