ISAP Analysts

Suzanne van Oosten, born in 1976, is a Dutch psychologist, occupational and organisational expert, and Jungian analyst. For more than twenty five years, she has accompanied individuals and groups in processes of psychological development, transition, and renewal. Her professional path began in occupational health psychology, where she developed a growing interest in the inner dimensions of resilience, meaning, suffering, and the ways in which professional life can both reveal and obscure the deeper movement of the psyche.

Over time, this interest drew her toward Jungian psychology and the symbolic life of the soul. She trained at ISAPZURICH in the individual route and qualified as a Jungian analyst in 2014. Alongside Jungian analysis, Voice Dialogue has become an important strand in her work. Developed by Hal Stone (Jungian Analyst), it offers a nuanced and effective way of engaging the many inner figures and tensions that shape psychological life.

Her background brings together psychology, organisational development, coaching, and analytical psychology. She is particularly drawn to questions of individuation, shadow, relationship, and the dialogue between the inner and outer worlds.

Suzanne works as a Jungian analyst in private practice and also with professionals, teams, and organisations. She lives and works in the Netherlands.

Languages
English
Dutch

Education
IAAP certification as analytical psychologist, 2016
Master in work and organizational change, 2003
Master in occupational health psychology, 1998

Professional organizations
Association of Graduates in Analytical Psychology (AGAP)
International School of Analytical Psychology (ISAP)
The International Association of Analytical Psychology (IAAP)
Nederlands instituut voor psychologen (NIP)

Current lectures
2025: Introduction to Voice Dialogue - a technique for giving a voice to different parts of ourselves, ISAPZURICH
2026: From concept to case, applying Voice Dialogue to clarify inner dynamics in Jungian analysis, ISAPZURICH