
Centre of Analytical Psychology Singapore
Beneath the surface: encountering the unconscious
Where dreams, symbols, and archetypes reveal the hidden architecture of the soul.
Featured seminars
Coming up at CAPS

18 September 2026 · The world of fairy tales from a Jungian and psychological perspective
The Handless Maiden
Loss, purification, and the emergence of the self.
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24 September 2026 · Online Group SupervisionMembers
Group Supervision — September
Online via Zoom, 7:00–9:00 PM SGT.
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21–22 November 2026 · Foundations & Core Jungian Concepts
Full programme — both days
Covers the complete two-day programme: open lecture, introductions to Jung and Freud (Day 1), and The Self and Individuation (Day 2). In person at Singapore Shopping Centre.
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About us
The Centre of Analytical Psychology Singapore (CAPS) is Singapore's first institute dedicated to the study of analytical psychology as developed by Carl Gustav Jung. Through courses, lectures, and programmes, CAPS invites individuals to explore the myths, symbols, and archetypal patterns that shape the human psyche and our search for meaning.
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Singapore's first institute dedicated to Jungian analytical psychology
CAPS is an official member group of the International Association for Analytical Psychology — our programmes, standards, and professional recognition are aligned with the global field.
Jungian education
Learn the foundations and applications of Jung's analytical psychology through structured courses, lectures, and dialogue.
Thoughtful community
Join a community exploring symbols, archetypes, and the deeper patterns of the human psyche.
Education
Education & training in analytical psychology

Group supervision
For CAPS members (D, R, J)The third space of the work
In Jungian practice, supervision is foundational, not optional. Analysis is a dialectical process between two psyches — the analyst is inevitably affected, and at times destabilised, by contact with the patient's unconscious. Supervision is the third space where what has been stirred, projected, or constellated can be examined.
Group supervision adds what individual supervision cannot: different members resonate with different aspects of a case — one picks up the mother complex, another the unspoken aggression, another a somatic countertransference — and the group itself becomes a container against the isolation of analytic practice.
About analytical psychology
We believe that understanding the psyche begins with exploring the dialogue between the conscious and unconscious. Through symbols, dreams, and reflection, analytical psychology invites us to encounter the deeper patterns that shape human experience and the journey toward individuation.
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Membership
Join a community devoted to the study of the psyche
Membership in CAPS carries recognition within the IAAP's international network — with member pricing on courses, lectures, and seminars.
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