# Susan Bach Foundation

- **Website:** <https://susanbach-foundation.ch>
- **Primary alias:** `susanbach-foundation.ch`

## Description

The Susan Bach Foundation is a charitable foundation based in Zürich, established in 1990 by Susan Bach (1902–1995). Its purpose is to promote and support research into the interaction between psyche and matter, particularly psychosomatic and synchronistic phenomena associated with the work of C.G. Jung. The foundation supports research that explores these questions from different scientific perspectives, including their creative expression.

Its funding is available for private and institutional research projects, with a preference for small and medium-sized institutions and projects involving substantial personal commitment. The foundation also supports relevant events, congresses and seminars. Researchers and organisations can apply for assistance in areas that align with its charitable purpose.

The foundation is guided by its statutes and the principles of its founder. Its five-member board includes people with a particular connection to Jungian analytical psychology; board members serve voluntarily, and the foundation is subject to cantonal foundation supervision. Based in Küsnacht, Switzerland, the Susan Bach Foundation provides a focused source of support for research and educational activities in its fields of interest.

## Industries

- 🎗 Community and Society
- 🎗 Philanthropy _(under Community and Society)_
- 🧪 Science and Education
- 🧪 Grants Scholarships and Financial Aid _(under Science and Education)_

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| Alabaster | #fafafa | light |

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