Este Blog describe el Análisis Junguiano - la psicoterapia que C.G. Jung desarrolló – y cómo es aplicado por MARGARITA MÉNDEZ
domingo, 3 de agosto de 2014
Bio in English
Margarita Mendez
Personal
margmp@gmail.com + 00 58 414 3231072 http://elcuerpopsquicoylaimaginacinactiva.blogspot.com/
Education
Lich. Psychologist 1985, Social Psychology. Central University of Venezuela - UCV, Caracas, Venezuela
Junguian Analyst, 1998 International Association for Analytical Psychology - IAAP and Venezuelan Society of Jungian Analysts – SVAJ
Contemporary dancer, Macrodanza 1985
Doctorate in Social Studies, ongoing UCV
Margarita’s roots grow in archetypal psychology and contemporary dance, she has acknowledged the authority of the body as a resource in Jungian analysis and applied its many uses in an attempt of resolution of personal, social and political conflicts. Her passion lies in the possible integration of body, psyche and the creative/healing potentials of the unconscious.
Professional Experience
Convenor, SVAJ 2011 - 2013, director and general coordination
Director of Studies, SVAJ 2009 - 2012
Author and member of the editorial committee of the ’Venezuelan Magazine of Archetypal Psychology’
Dance therapy/Authentic Movement, Day Clinic Conexión, Chuao, Caracas 2006
Professor and supervisor in the SVAJ training program since 2004
IAAP professor and supervisor in Venezuela and abroad since 2011
Dance Therapist, Psychiatric Hospital of Lídice, Service #5, Caracas 1996
Analyst in private practice since 1995
Contemporary dancer and choreographer until 2000, Macrodanza
Areas of interest
- Movement and dance as Active Imagination
- Cultural complexes and resolution of conflicts
- Symbolism of the house and the garden
Courses Taught
Individual Creative Process, Andrés Bello Catholic University – UCAB
Exploring Cultural Complexes, postgraduate course in Political Science, Universidad Simón Bolivar – USB
Introduction to the life and work of C.G. Jung, UCAB and SVAJ
Creativity and Movement – UCAB
Authentic Movement Workshop, University of Los Andes – ULA
‘Jungian psychotherapeutical resources’ and ‘Active Imagination in body movement’ - SVAJ
‘Sacred Dance’ with Niksa Fernandez, SVAJ
‘Introduction to the Complex Theory’, SVAJ
Workshop “Body tools for the resolution of conflicts in populations at risk” 2000-2007
Professor of the Specialization in Group dynamics, UCV, 1996
Seminars, workshops and lecturer since 1994
International
Since 2001 Margarita has been a co-leader of the Pre-Congress day and workshop on ‘Movement as a form of Active Imagination’ at the IAAP Congresses with Joan Chodorow (Chair), Tina Stromstead, Jacqueline Gerson and Antonella Adorisio, among others, with her papers and experiential experiences:
“From Infrared to Ultraviolet” in “The Living, moving body in Analysis” Copenhagen, 2013
“Living House/Living Body” in “Multiplicity in the Living, Moving Body: Psyche, Nature, Culture” Montreal, 2010
“A Country in Conflict” in “Moving Journeys – Embodied Encounters. The Living Body in Analysis” Cape Town, 2007
“From the Bones’ body symbolism” in “Edges of Embodied Experience: The Moving Imagination” Barcelona, 2004
“Thieves of Fire”- Choreography, Corn Exchange Theater, Cambridge, 2001.
and:
Authentic Movement Workshop In the training program of the Florida Association of Jungian Analysts, Ft. Lauderdale, 2013
Seminar and workshop on Authentic Movement,, Centro C.G. Jung de Bogota and Medellin, 2011-2012
Paper ‘Movement in psychotherapy as a Bridge to the unconscious, the Jungian approach” 33th Congress of Dance Therapy UNESCO, Athens, 2012
Seminar “Consciousness at the encounter with the unconscious. In Memoriam Rafael Lopez-Pedraza” CIPA, Sicily, 2012
Publications
2013 - ‘Venezuela: Cultural Complexes in Contemporary Context’ in “Listening to Latin America” Spring Journal Books, Analytical Psychology & Contemporary Culture Series, Series Editor: Thomas Singer
2012 - “Living House/Living Body” in Pramila Bennett, ed, Montreal 2010: Facing Multiplicity: Psyche, Nature, Culture: Proceedings of the XVIIIth International Congress for Analytical Psychology: Daimon Verlag: 44-52
2012 - “La Casa Vivida/El Cuerpo Vivido” in Pramila Bennett, ed, Montreal 2010: Facing Multiplicity: Psyche, Nature, Culture: Proceedings of the XVIIIth International Congress for Analytical Psychology: Daimon Verlag: 1759-1767
2009 - “A Country in Conflict: Emerging Historical Complexes in Venezuela and the Living Body” in Pramila Bennett, ed, Cape Town 2007: Journeys of Encounters: Clinical, Communal, Cultural: Proceedings of the Seventeenth International Congress for Analytical Psychology: Daimon Verlag: 1055-1063
“Body Symbolism: ‘From the Bones” in Lyn Cowan, ed, Barcelona 2004: Edges of Experience: Memory and Emergence, Proceedings of the Sixteenth International Congress for Analytical Psychology, CD-Version: Daimon Verlag: 1303-1307
Briceño, Silva and Méndez, Margarita. “Más acá de la experiencia religiosa y el espíritu, una psicoterapia fiel a las imágenes. Breve entrevista a Rafael López-Pedraza” (Beyond religious experience and spirit, a psychotherapy true to the images. Brief interview to Rafael López-Pedraza) Revista Venezolana de Psicología de los Arquetipos #5 (2013): 66-67
“El mitodrama y la fascinación de la violencia. Entrevista a Allan Guggenbühl” (Mithodrama and the fascination of violence. Interview to Allan Guggenbühl) Revista Venezolana de Psicología de los Arquetipos #4 (2011): 56-61
“Desde los huesos. Apuntes de simbolismo corporal” (From the bones. Notes of Body Symbolism) Revista Venezolana de Psicología de los Arquetipos #1 (2005): 15-21
Film critics
“Tsotsi” Revista Venezolana de Psicología de los Arquetipos #3 (2008): 69-70
“Match Point” Revista Venezolana de Psicología de los Arquetipo #2 (2007): 70-71
Interview
MYSTERIUM A POETIC PRAYER Testimonials on Body/Spirit Coniunctio
Filmed and Edited by Antonella Adorisio - Distributed by Spring Journal Books
August 2010
Testimonials by: Antonella Adorisio, Paola Carducci, Joan Chodorow, Michael Conforti, Priscilla D'Alessandro, Matteo Karawatt, Rafael Lopez-Pedraza, Father John Malecki, Margarita Mendez, Robert Mercurio, Lama Ciampa Monlam, Tina Stromsted, Vincenzo Tallarico, Tenzin Tsomu. Through the flow of water, Mysterium unfolds as a poetic prayer and reflects the language of the soul inspired by Jung.
lunes, 7 de abril de 2014
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