Dr Gloria Pepe is a Jungian Analyst (IGAP, IAAP, UKCP) and a retired consultant child and adolescent psychiatrist.  Born in Rome, she graduated there as a medical doctor, where she also specialised as an adult psychiatrist. She has lived in the UK for more than 30 years during which time she specialised as a child and adolescent psychiatrist and worked in the NHS until retirement in 2011. She lives in Winchester where she continues to work in private practice.

Gillian Kind is a Senior Training Jungian Analyst, living in Fulham, London.  She is a member of IGAP, GAP and the UKCP. She is interested in the overlap of psychiatry, psychology and religion.

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Heather Angel (GAP, UKCP, IAAP) is a Jungian analyst in private practice on a London houseboat, Lindisfarne, in Battersea. She has a special interest in myth and fairy tales and their application in clinical practice.

Dr Gloria Pepe is a Jungian Analyst (IGAP, IAAP, UKCP) and a retired consultant child and adolescent psychiatrist.  Born in Rome, she graduated there as a medical doctor, where she also specialised as an adult psychiatrist. She has lived in the UK for more than 30 years during which time she specialised as a child and adolescent psychiatrist and worked in the NHS until retirement in 2011. She lives in Winchester where she continues to work in private practice.

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Philippa Campbell is a senior analyst with IGAP working in private practice in London and Cornwall.  She has lectured on such topics as Blake and the Healing Imagination, Gods within the Stone, Image and Psyche and the Way of the Labyrinth.

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Paul Fisher is a Jungian Analyst and Integrative Psychotherapist. For over 40 years he worked in NHS psychiatric community and in-patient environments. He had a particular interest in group processes. He first trained as a Psychiatric Nurse. He subsequently qualified as an Integrative Psychotherapist followed by Analytical Psychology training with IGAP. He now works as an Analyst and supervisor in private practice

Ann Shearer is a senior member of IGAP and lectures widely in the UK and elsewhere. She has written extensively about the relationship between depth psychology and mythology and her most recent book is Why Don't Psychotherapists Laugh? Enjoyment and the Consulting Room.

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Ken Blanton is a Jungian analyst currently working in both private practice and palliative care as a specialist psychotherapist, working with terminally ill patients and palliative professionals across the multi-disciplinary team. Having practiced in all aspects of the healthcare sector, including acute care, mental health, and palliative care, Ken's current interests are focused on the individuation process in later life, the role of psycho-spirituality in experiences of pain; dreams, hallucinations and the alchemical process at the end of life; and the evolution of death as an archetype.

Dr Karvounis is a practising Jungian Analyst, Cognitive Analytic Therapist and Supervisor and Consultant Psychiatrist. His long-term interest and study in the philosophy of psychology and psychiatry, a way of realizing the premises of thinking and understanding, helps him to maintain insight into the limitations of each perspective and continue developing the therapeutic approach to the human psyche and its suffering. His clinical practice and teaching are exemplified first by the integration of the above approaches and second by his interest and stance on the emergence of the psyche in the person's life and the therapy room. Creativity, as the most notable aspect of the psyche, is approached with the responsibility it demands by both individuals in therapy and guides its course.

He has led clinical teams in his past NHS jobs. He was the Clinical Director of a psychotherapy Day Hospital that operated along therapeutic community lines for nine years, four years of an intensive outpatient service providing Mentalization Therapy for people with personality disorders and two years of a Community Complex Care Team. He has led the development of psychotherapy services in the London Borough of Enfield. He is a qualified teacher and supervisor of Cognitive Analytic Therapy and the London Deanery and has taught medical and multidisciplinary staff in both psychotherapy and psychiatry. He developed a researched psychological approach and led its implementation to many in-patients and community clinical teams in Bexley and Enfield. He has presented theoretical and research papers to national and international conferences.

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Dr. Brian Stevenson was from a young age fascinated by the mystery of the physical world and of existence, and on leaving school studied to acquire his first degree in Physics, while at the same time avidly reading Jung. Having worked as a physicist and engineer for a few years (in the field of magnetic resonance)he studied medicine, and went on to specialise in psychiatry and worked in addiction psychiatry and pain management. He studied at the Jung Institute, Zurich, qualifying from the newly formed ISAP Zurich in 2006. He left the NHS in 2015, and continues to work in private practice as a Jungian analyst.

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