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Mary-Anne Johnston

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Mary-Anne

544 George St. N. Peterborough, Ontario

phone: 705 772 0606

email: johnston.maryanne@gmail.com

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Mary-Anne Johnston is originally from Peterborough where she received undergraduate degrees in English Literature and Classical Literature from Trent University. She received a Master’s degree in Jungian analytical psychology from Norwich University.

In Zürich, Switzerland, Mary-Anne trained at the C.G. Jung Institute for five years where she received the diplomate in Analytic Psychology, graduating as a Jungian Analyst. Training at an accredited institute takes a minimum of 5 years and involves lectures, seminars, a psychiatric internship, hundreds of hours of personal analysis, supervised clinical analytical work, two sets of comprehensive examinations and a thesis.  Such a diplomate is the only degree recognized by the International Association for Analytical Psychology as granting the title of Jungian Analyst.

Since Zürich, Mary-Anne has woven the approaches of ‘Internal Family Systems’ and ‘Voice Dialogue’ into her work. (There is an outline of these approaches on the page entitled Working with Inner ‘Parts’ as well as links to related sites). Mary-Anne has received Level III training with Hal & Sidra Stone in their Voice Dialogue method.

As a Jungian Analyst, Mary-Anne is affiliated with AGAP (Association of Graduate Analytic Psychologists),and the ruling body for Jungian Analysts worldwide, the IAAP (International Association for Analytical Psychology).  Her registration number with IAAP is #4807.  In Ontario, as a Registered Psychotherapist, Mary-Anne is affiliated with OSP (Ontario Society of Psychotherapists) and is a member of  the newly created Ontario College of Registered Psychotherapists and Registered Mental Health Therapists.

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“Our task must be to free ourselves…by widening our circle of compassion
to embrace all living creatures and the whole of nature and its beauty.”
Albert Einstein

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