Training/Supervising Analyst
Yuriko Sato
Yuriko Sato is a Japanese Jungian analyst and psychotherapist, and a graduate of the C.G. Jung Institute Zürich. She studied medicine and worked as a psychiatrist in Osaka and Kyoto. She came back to Switzerland and joined ISAP in 2007. She is training/supervising analyst at ISAPZURICH, where she teaches on topics such as the Eastern (Japanese) psyche, narcissism, and psychiatry.
Education
Medical Doctor, 1991, Shiga University of Medical Science (Japan)
Selected Publications
- The Sense of Wonder: Being Connected with the Enchanted World (Pari Center for New Learning: Re-enchanting the World, Italy),Published in Pari Perspectives 1, 9-13 (2019) 2019 June
- Beyond Materialism (CONFER Small Earth Conference, England) 2018 November
- “Mottainai” A Japanese sense of Anima Mundi (C.G. Jung Club London, England) 2017 November
- Shinto: Japanese Sense of Anima Mundi in the Modern Psyche (Psychologischer Club Zürich, Switzerland) 2017 October
- “Mottainai” A Japanese sense of Anima Mundi Published in Proc. Twentieth Congress of the International Association for Analytical Psychology, Daimon Verlag, 805-812 (2017) Published in The Journal of Analytical Psychology (2017, 62, I. 147-154) (IAAP XX International Congress for Analytical Psychology, Japan) 2016 August