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Our Analysts
Emanuela Mihailescu
T: 403 700 9250 E: emanuela.emcounselling@gmail.com
Emanuela Mihailescu is a highly experienced professional holding a master’s degree in Analytical Psychotherapy and a bachelor’s degree in psychology and Pedagogy from “Spiru Haret” University in Bucharest. She has been a Registered Psychologist in Romania since 2006, recognized by the College of Romanian Psychologists. Emanuela completed an intensive training program at the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich-Kusnacht, Switzerland, graduating in 2018 as a Jungian psychoanalyst with a thesis titled “Religious Quest-Individuation Process.” Over 17 years ago, Emanuela relocated to Calgary with her family, where she began her Canadian career as an addiction counselor for the Men’s Residential Program at the Salvation Army. In 2010, after obtaining certification as a Canadian Counsellor, she established her own practice as a Jungian Psychotherapist in southwest Calgary. In 2019, she presented a lecture and seminar entitled "Dreams: An Opening to the Inner World" for the Calgary Jung Society. Currently, Emanuela combines her passion for travel with her professional pursuits, attending conferences and congresses worldwide to further her education in her fields. As a result, she primarily conducts her practice online, providing individual counseling, psychotherapy, and psychoanalysis to a select number of clients.
Mae Stolte
T: (403) 283-4286 E: 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.
Chris Wilkes
T: E: chris.Wilkes@recoveryalberta.ca
Born in the UK, Dr. Wilkes received his medical training in Edinburgh, followed by internships and residencies in pediatrics and psychiatry in England and Scotland. Faced with a lengthy ‘waiting-in-line’ to accede to a specialist position he was advised to acquire experience in the colonies and decamped to Canada. He has been practicing in Alberta since 1987, first in Lethbridge and then, since 1990, in Calgary, where he maintained a clinical adolescent psychiatric practice and an academic position at the University of Calgary. He completed his Jungian training through OAJA in 2015 and serves on the faculty of the OAJA analyst training program. Just prior to his retirement as Department Chair in Adolescent and Child Psychiatry, Dr. Wilkes was awarded the Medal for Distinguished Service by the Alberta Medical Association in 2022. Although retired from administrative and academic duties he continues to devote 3 days weekly as consultant to a number of outpatient adolescent mental health facilities.
Peggy Voth
www.peggyvoth.com
June 19th, 1947 - June 23rd, 2024
Peggy Voth was a distinguished graduate of the analytic training program in Toronto and practiced in Calgary for many years. Having lived in Calgary for 25 years, Peggy 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 pursuing training to become a Jungian analyst. Her master’s research into second-generation effects of incest was published in a journal and presented to the Psychiatry Department at 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 was a member of the Western Association of Jungian Analysts and served on the Executive of the Calgary Jung Society. She lectured twice at the society, 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 brought a keen interest in the wholesome embodiment and expression of the masculine and feminine principles in everyday life to her work.
Peggy's profound insights and contributions to the field can be further explored in her excellent book, which you can buy here: The Nature of Woman
Peggy passed on June 23rd, 2024. You can read her obituary here: Peggy Funk Voth Obituary