International Jungian Psychedelic Association

The International Jungian Psychedelic Association (IJPA) was founded to connect depth psychology with the emerging field of psychedelic practice. Psychedelics open the unconscious with extraordinary intensity, surfacing archetypes, shadow material, and visionary images that can transform a life if properly understood. Jungian psychology offers a framework uniquely and most appropriately suited to receive, interpret, and integrate these experiences.

IJPA serves three purposes:

  • For seekers: a vetted directory of Jungian analysts offering psychedelic integration, online and worldwide.

  • For analysts: training in the technical aspects of psychedelic-assisted practice, grounding their depth skills in contemporary methods of safety, ethics, and integration.

  • For practitioners: an introduction to Jungian methods and concepts, such as archetypes, complexes, individuation, active imagination, giving psychedelic facilitators the psychological depth to frame and hold visionary material.

We are not a clinic, nor do we provide or source substances. We are a professional and educational association committed to ethics, clarity, and depth. Our aim is to ensure that the psychedelic renaissance is guided not only by medicine and research but also by meaning, individuation, and the symbolic dimension of psyche.

Training · Integration · Professional Directory

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Join the Movement

Psychedelic practice is evolving rapidly. Depth psychology has the tools to give it meaning, safety, and soul. Whether you are a seeker looking for an analyst, a Jungian wanting to expand into psychedelic integration, or a practitioner seeking depth orientation, you can become part of this emerging field.

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    Fiann Paul

    Founder & Clinical Director

    Fiann Paul is the world’s most record-breaking explorer, whose favorite frontier is consciousness. He is a Jungian psychoanalyst, leadership consultant, and multi-disciplinary artist. As founder of the IJPA, he brings a rare synthesis of depth psychology, visionary practice, leadership, and lived initiation into the unknown. His background includes what he regards as three forms of experiential education: completing the Ocean Explorers Grand Slam (rowing all five oceans), living on five continents, and twelve years of personal and clinical work with plant medicines and psychedelic-assisted therapies, alongside four academic degrees.

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    Dr. Mark Winborn

    Director of Depth Psychology and Training Standard

    Dr. Mark Winborn is a Jungian psychoanalyst, clinical psychologist, and internationally recognized author. He is a training analyst with the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts, the C.G. Jung Institute Zürich, and several European societies, where he teaches analytic technique and the integration of psychoanalytic theory. His work bridges classical Jungian thought with contemporary psychoanalysis. Author and editor of five influential books and over fifty papers translated into multiple languages, he is regarded as one of the leading voices shaping modern Jungian analysis. He received the Gradiva prize from the National Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis for the best article published in 2022 and was a finalist in 2014 for the best edited book in psychoanalysis.

  • Dr. Saliha Afridi

    Director of Clinical Integration & Trauma Care

    Dr. Saliha Afridi is a clinical psychologist, Jungian Diploma Candidate at the C.G. Jung Institute in Zürich, and a certified Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy practitioner, who has worked clinically over the past 18 years. She is the Founder and Chairwoman of The LightHouse Arabia, one of the first and now one of the largest mental health centers in the United Arab Emirates. Under her leadership, the center pioneered and introduced International Mental Health First Aid to the country, training tens of thousands of individuals in essential early-intervention skills. Dr. Afridi has facilitated numerous psychedelic journeys and guided clients through the integration process. She is also a sought-after speaker and a respected media voice on mental health, wellbeing, and psychological transformation.

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    Dr. Jose Maria Fabregas

    Medical Director

    Dr. José María Fábregas is a psychiatrist and founder of the ICEERS-associated Clinica CITA in Spain, where he has pioneered the integration of traditional plant medicines with modern psychiatry. With decades of clinical experience in addiction treatment and psychedelic-assisted therapy, he has been one of Europe’s most visible advocates for responsible, evidence-based use of ayahuasca and ibogaine. His work has influenced both clinical practice and public policy, bridging indigenous knowledge with medical science. As a teacher, clinician, and researcher, his vision is to expand access to safe, ethical psychedelic treatments while cultivating a culture of respect, rigor, and healing.

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    Dr. Eduardo Drivon

    Community Director

    Dr. Eduardo Drivon is a former tenured professor with more than twenty years of experience in teaching, interdisciplinary program design, and public-facing intellectual work. His background spans ethics, modern thought, and the practical formation of judgment in educational and institutional settings. He is the author of published work and has received national grants, fellowships, and recognition for teaching excellence. Beyond the university, he has designed and facilitated invitation-only, small-group programs bringing together scholars and professionals from law, education, and public life. He brings this experience to cultivating the conditions, rhythms, and shared practices that allow careful, responsible, and genuinely generative dialogue to take root within this newly forming community.

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