Emanuela Mihailescu
(403) 700-9250
emanuela.emcounselling@gmail.com
Emanuela graduated as a Jungian Psychoanalyst from the International Training Program at the C.G.Jung Institute in Zurich, Switzerland, finalizing her training with a thesis titled: “Religious Quest-Individuation Process”. She chose to study at the C.G.Jung Institute of Zurich because it was founded in 1948 with C.G.Jung’s cooperation.
Originally from Romania, Emanuela holds a Master in Analytical Psychotherapy and a Bachelor of Psychology and Pedagogy, both from “Spiru Haret” University in Bucharest. Since 2006, Emanuela has been a Registered Psychologist and Jungian Psychoanalyst in Romania with the College of Romanian Psychologists.
Emanuela moved to Calgary with her family over 10 years ago, and her first job in Calgary was as an Addiction Counsellor for the Men’s Residential Program with the Salvation Army. In 2010, after she was registered as a Certified Canadian Counsellor, Emanuela opened her own practice as a Jungian Psychotherapist in SW Calgary.
Emanuela continues to practice in Calgary, and she also works with clients from Romania via Skype. Additionally, she holds individual couple and group analyses, as well as seminars and workshops about dreams, fairy tales, and active imagination.
Mae Stolte
Mae Stolte is a Jungian psychoanalyst in Calgary. She received her Diploma in Analytical Psychology from the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich in 1990 and has been in private practice since that time. She has given various lectures, seminars and workshops on a variety of topics including the basic concepts of Jungian psychology.
(403) 283-4286
mmstolte2@gmail.com
Mae Stolte is a Jungian psychoanalyst in Calgary. She received her Diploma in Analytical Psychology from the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich in 1990 and has been in private practice since that time. She has given various lectures, seminars and workshops on a variety of topics including the basic concepts of Jungian psychology.
Peggy Voth
(403) 286-3177
www.peggyvoth.com
A graduate of the analytic training program in Toronto, Peggy Voth practices in Calgary. She has lived here for 25 years, received her BSW and MSW from the University of Calgary and worked as a clinical social worker in the not-for-profit sector, the corporate world and in private practice before entering training to become a Jungian analyst. Her masters-level research into second-generation effects of incest has been published in a journal and also presented to the Psychiatry Department – Alberta Children’s Hospital. A paper-based on her training thesis, “Earthrise: Symbol, Culture and the Individual,” was delivered to the Jungian Society for Scholarly Studies. Peggy is a member of the Western Association of Jungian Analysts. She has served on the Executive of Calgary Jung Society, and has lectured twice, once as a student (“When The Feminine Is Ready, The Masculine Responds”) and once as an analyst (“Eve’s Gift to Us, Adam’s Gift to Eve”). Peggy brings to her work a keen interest in the wholesome embodiment and expression of the masculine and feminine principles in everyday life.
Chris Wilkes
Chris is a native of Stratford Upon Avon in England and loves nature, theatre and music. His thesis was on the Phantom of the Opera a tale of Eros and the quest for healing. He lives with wife, three children and two grandchildren in Calgary and works in Calgary as Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist and associate professor in the Dept of Psychiatry and Paediatric’s, as well as an active member and former President of the Calgary Jungian Society. He is the first Jungian Child Adolescent Psychiatrist in the country.
Chris was a regular participant in the Ontario Jungian training activities for over a decade, no mean feat when he came from so far away and was always enjoyed the warm welcome from fellow Jungian students and Analysts alike. He has a deep appreciation for in the work of Canada’s first Jungian Analysts, John Allen from British Columbia with his interest in children’s art, and the UK Analyst Renos Papadopoulos whose work emphasized the link between family epistemology and archetypal theory especially for immigrant families.
Chris has family, sister, cousin and aunts in the Brampton area and will continue to be a frequent attendee at the OAJA meetings wherever possible.