Jungian Analyst-in-training @ CG Jung Institute Zurich

Written By Yury Li-Toroptsov

I was accepted to the psychoanalytic program to train as a Jungian Analyst at the CG Jung Institute Zurich. It's an important professional and personal milestone for me and I wanted to share it with you.

I earned a certificate of fundamentals from the Institute earlier this year, but somehow I felt my journey should continue further, so I applied to the full program and went through the admission process. I'm now a Training Candidate.

The Jungian or analytical psychology has been nourishing my coaching practice, orienting it towards creativity and imagination, all the while providing me with a map for my own personal exploration for years now. Even though it's a training to become an analyst, it's also an opportunity and a curriculum obligation, must I say, to deepen one's own inner understanding. We begin with ourselves before we set out to do it for the others.

This is a long, winding and meaningful road. Zurich, I guess, we'll be seeing each other again.

Yury Li-Toroptsov

Yury Li-Toroptsov is an EMCC accredited executive and systemic coach (Practitioner level) based in Paris who works under professional supervision in accordance with the EMCC Global Code of Ethics. He is a Training Candidate at the C. G. Jung Institute Zurich, where he undergoes formal analytic training that informs his reflective approach to coaching without constituting psychotherapy. He is also a fine art photographer.

Through his method Coaching par l’Image®, he accompanies leaders and organisations in developing perception, decision making, resilience, and symbolic communication by working with images as a medium for structured reflection and action within a clearly defined coaching framework.

https://www.toroptsov.com/
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