C G Jung Analytical Psychology Club - London

Essay, lectures and Seminars

Here we have a collection of websites that have published of essays, lectures and seminars for downloading or online viewing.

Michael Vannoy Adams

Michael Vannoy Adams is an internationally prominent Jungian analyst who offers psychotherapy for individuals and couples in New York City.

Jungian analysis is a unique psychotherapy. What is so distinctive — and so special — about Jungian analysis is that it emphasizes images. Jungian analysis is a psychotherapy that exercises and explores the imagination.

"Every psychic process," Jung says, "is an image and an 'imagining.'" He says that "the psyche consists essentially of images," and, even more emphatically, that "image is psyche."

Vitally important images spontaneously emerge from the unconscious in the dreams of everynight life and in the experiences of everyday life. They offer us a vividly precise, profoundly expansive vision of our intimate relations, our material aspirations, our artistic creations, and our spiritual obligations.

http://www.jungnewyork.com/index.shtml

Anne Baring

This website is devoted to the affirmation of a new vision of reality and to the exploration of the deeper issues facing us at this crucial time of choice. I would like it to be a sanctuary for the heart: a place of reconnection and healing between mind, body and soul; a focus for the emerging values that reflect our responsibility towards life, each other and the planet as a whole. I believe that the new epoch we are entering will see the emergence of:

• A new understanding of spirit
• A new understanding of nature
• A new understanding of ourselves

http://www.annebaring.com/index.htm

David Holt Online

David Holt was born into a Liverpool shipping family in 1926. After a career in book and newspaper publishing, he trained at the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich, from 1961 to 1966. His dissertation was entitled ‘Persona and Actor’.

Back in England, he established a private practice both in London and Oxford. From 1971 to 1982, he taught and supervised at the Westminster Pastoral Foundation. From 1978 to 1991, he led the theatre and psychology weekends, entitled ‘Jung and Hermeneutics’, at Hawkwood College, Gloucester. He also served as the Chairman of the Analytical Psychology Club, and the Guild of Pastoral Psychology, both in London. In 1986 he became a founding member of the Oxford Psychotherapy Society.

http://www.davidholtonline.com/david-holt.php

Ginette Paris

Ginette Paris is a psychologist, therapist and writer. Her books have been translated into French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, and German. She teaches Archetypal and Depth Psychology at Pacifica Graduate Institute in Santa Barbara, California.

http://www.ginetteparis.com/home.html

John Ryan Haule

Ph.D., Religious Studies, Temple University, 1973 I.A.A.P., Diploma as Jungian Analyst, C. G. Jung Institute, Zurich, 1980 NCPsyA, Certified Psychoanalyst
MHCC, Mental Health Counselor, Certified in Massachusetts Training Analyst, C. G. Jung Institute-Boston Private practice in Brookline, Massachusetts. Author of books on Romantic Love, Therapy as Relationship, New Age Phenomena, and many articles on these topics, as well as shamanism, history of psychoanalysis, mysticism, and popular culture. Frequent lecturer around the U.S. and abroad.
Painter of Murals on Mythological Themes.

http://www.jrhaule.net/

The C.G. Jung Page

The Jung Page was founded in 1995 to encourage new psychological ideas and conversations about what it means to be human in our time and place. Any worthwhile psychological theory will change with the changing conditions of life. As we prepare for and move into the 21st century, we need new stories and practices for new times--not grandiose visions, just new, respectful, workable perspectives on ourselves and the world. We need, as Jung said, "a language that alters with the spirit of the times." In this endeavor we invite the participation of Jungian analysts, friends of Jung, students, scholars, and psychotherapists and psychoanalysts of all persuasions.

www.cgjungpage.org

Jung 2.0

The Jung 2.0 web site is for those who are interested in a "progressive Jungian psychology", a Jungian psychology that is conscious of the danger of obsolesce of contemporary psychotherapies in general . . . and is dedicated to trying to make Jungian thinking viable in the 21st century.  The members of this community are especially open to learning from and incorporating modern sciences (specifically evolutionary psychology and neurobiology).  It is not afraid to suggest and debate revisions and offer constructive criticisms of both Jungian thinking and Jung's original ideas and writings. The articles available on this page introduce readers to progressive and thought provoking views of Carl Jung and his psychology.

We have a deep respect for Jung, both the man and his ideas. We know that Jung was an innovator and a man who was able to deeply contemplate and experience the Opposites, and who gave us a useful and complex theory of psychology. We do not take lightly this debt to Jung, but believes that it is in keeping with the spirit of Jung himself that innovation and incorporation of modern scientific evidence would benefit Jungian thought today

A major concern of is that Jungianism has sacrificed scientific rigor in favor of a more-religious belief. With this loss of science there has been an equal loss of "gnostic Jungianism", the kind of philosophical orientation that seeks to know rather than merely to believe.

This being the case, Jung 2.0 places a heavier emphasis on (as well as greater scrutiny of) depth psychology theories than many Jungians do today. Jung 2.0 is not content with the acceptance that the psyche has been "all figured out" by existing Jungian theories, nor is it content with the totemization of the "numinous and unquestionable unconscious". This is not to say that Jung 2.0 is not interested in praxis, also . . . but we lean toward the notion that the weakest links in the chain are matters of theory more so than praxis. If Jungian analytical techniques can be improved, we feel that improvement will flow from revisions to the Jungian understanding of psyche, archetype, individuation, instinct, woundedness, and disease.

http://jung2.org/Articles.html

The Jung Circle

Papers & Book Extracts by Maureen B. Roberts, PhD

Jung & Literature:

Sparks of the Divinity: Keats' Gnostic Vision of Soul-making

Beautiful Circuiting: Alchemy & the Romantic Imagination,

The Axial Shamanic Self: Cross-connecting Spirit and Soul in Shamanism, Art & Life,

The Diamond Path: A Study of Individuation in the Works of John Keats, Book Abstract & Introduction by Maureen B. Roberts, PhD

The 'Gregarious Advance of Intellect': Romanticism, Platonism & the Evolution of Western Consciousness,

Science, Psyche & Culture:

The Mandalic Self: Wholeness & Divinely Centred Consciousness,

Archetypes at War & Play: Reflections on the Noll-Jung Controversy in the Light of Science, Typology, and Cultural Bias,

Dreams, the Placebo Effect and Creative Consciousness, by Graywolf Swinney BASc., MA

Myths of Inner and Outer Space: Science Fiction and the Quest for Transcendence,

Depth Psychotherapy:

Australia's Invisible Religion: A Parable About Divine Madness, Schizophrenia & Psychiatry's Loss of Soul, Divine Madness: Shamanic Dreaming, Dionysus & Pathologizing Soul,The Goddess Re-Visioned: Treading Stars across Earth, Shadow & Soul, The Goddess Re-Visioned: Dreaming the Depths of Pathology as Soul,

Deathwalking with Diana: Shamanic Dreams & Visions of a Resurrected Grail Myth,

Embracing the Fragmented Self: Shamanic Explorations of the Sacred in Schizophrenia,

Re-Visioning Soul Retrieval: The Spectrum of Active & Passive Healing in Shamanism & Jungian Psychotherapy,

Shared Soul Retrieval: Shamanic Healing in Psyberspace,

The Road Less Traveled: Shamanic Consciousness & the Evolving God-Image,

Re-Connection vs Re-Collection: Individuation & Soul Retrieval as Remembered Wholeness,

Jung & Astrology:

Fish Out of Water: The Evolutionary Leap into Aquarius

The New Mythology: Angelic, Apocalyptic and Alien Dreams,

The Psychology of C.G. Jung and the Body and Temperament Types of W. H. Sheldon

Discover Jungian Psychology through Psychological Types, and see how they relate to Body Types

Basic Questions and Answers Exploring Body and Psychological Types: An Orientation to This Section

The Readings below are from the following two online books:

Tracking the Elusive Human, Vol. 1: The Basics of Jung's psychological types and William Sheldon's body and temperament types - Complete Book Online

Tracking the Elusive Human, Vol. 2: An advanced guide to Jung's psychological types and Sheldon's body and temperament types - Complete Book Online

The Readings below are from the following two online books: Tracking the Elusive Human, Vol. 1: The Basics of Jung's psychological types and William Sheldon's body and temperament types - Complete Book Online Tracking the Elusive Human, Vol. 2: An advanced guide to Jung's psychological types and Sheldon's body and temperament types - Complete Book Online

http://www.innerexplorations.com/psytext/the2.htm

Jung Society of Washington

Active ImaginationLawrence H. Staples, Ph.D., PsyA.

Alice Howell Interview Nancy Pope

Urgent Message From Mother: Gather the Women ,Save the World Jean Shinoda Bolen,

Healing Between Spirit and Medicine Larry Dossey, MD

Jung's Model of the Psyche Irene Gad, MD

The Meaning of JungIrene Gad, M.D., PH.D.

The Symbolic LifeCarl Jung. A seminar talk given by Carl Jung in 1939 to the Guild for Pastoral Psycholgoy, London

Jung on the Archetype of the Self Carl Jung.Extracts from the Collected Works

An Interview about Dreams From the Washington Post

A New View of Depth Psychology's Link to the Astrological Tradition: A Review of Cosmos and Psyche: Intimations of a New World View by Richard Tarnas Janet Kane

http://www.jung.org/articles.html

Greg Mogenson

Greg Mogenson is a Jungian analyst practicing in London, Ontario, Canada. A graduate of the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts, he is a professional member of that society and of the International Association for Analytical Psychology. His practice is devoted to analytic psychotherapy and Jungian psychoanalysis for adult individuals presenting with a wide range of issues and concerns. He is also a registered marriage and family therapist, with clinical membership in the Ontario Chapter of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists (AAMFT). Drawing upon both the psychoanalytic and the family therapy traditions, he works with individuals and with couples in long- as well as short-term psychotherapy. In addition, he provides clinical supervision for psychotherapists, and lectures on analytical psychology to both lay and professional audiences. A prolific author, Mogenson has published several books and numerous articles in the field of analytical psychology. (Some of the articles are reproduced on this website.)

http://www.gregmogenson.com

Mark Saban

Mark Saban is a senior analyst with the Independent Group of Analytical Psychologists and registered as a Jungian Analyst with the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy and the International Association for Analytical Psychology.

He practices in Oxford and London, teaches Analytical Psychology at the Central School of Speech and Drama (Sesame) and lectures widely on Jungian psychology.

Areas of particular interest include Dionysus, body, mimesis and alterity.

He gained an M.A. at Oxford University and worked for twenty years as a performer/writer in theatre, TV, and film before training as an analytical psychologist.

Phone 01865 424749 or email

http://www.marksaban.co.uk/index.html

Andrew Samuels

Andrew Samuels is known internationally as an influential commentator on political and social themes from the standpoint of 'therapy thinking'. He has worked with politicians, political organizations, activist groups and members of the public in Europe, US, Brazil, Israel, Japan, Russia and South Africa as a political and organizational consultant. Clinically, Andrew has evolved a unique blend of Jungian and post-Jungian, relational psychoanalytic, and humanistic approaches.

http://www.andrewsamuels.com

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Samuels

Dr Anthony Stevens

Dr. Anthony Stevens is an internationally respected analyst, psychiatrist and author.

A graduate of Oxford University, he has a Doctorate in Medicine and two degrees in psychology. He is a member of the Royal College of Psychiatrists and a senior member of the Independent Group of Analytical Psychologists.

Anthony Stevens is the author of numerous books and papers on psychology, psychotherapy, evolutionary psychiatry and the contribution of archetypal psychology to healing and the enhancement of life.

Click here to read the full text of a lecture entitled WHAT IS WAR AND WHY DO WE DO IT? given by Anthony Stevens at the Durrell School, Corfu, on July 4th 2007.

http://www.anthonystevens.co.uk/

Maria Taveras

Jungian analysis is the special process that C.G. Jung (1875-1961) developed to explore the unconscious. After Jung separated from Sigmund Freud, he established a unique form of psychotherapy that explores the unconscious through dreams, myths, archetypes, the creative imagination, art, and spirituality.

Jungian analysis is a method that transforms consciousness and fosters what Jung calls "individuation," the process of self-discovery by which individuals have an opportunity to become who they are meant to be and to live a fuller, more meaningful life.

The Jungian method emphasizes images that emerge spontaneously in dreams, fantasies, and other forms of unconscious expression. From a Jungian perspective, the value of these images is in the impact they have in transforming consciousness.

http://jungiantherapy.com/

The Center for Story & Symbol

Jonathan Young -- psychologist and storyteller -- assisted Joseph Campbell at seminars and served as founding curator of the Joseph Campbell Archives and Library. Dr. Young now gives presentations internationally on the mythic imagination.

http://www.folkstory.com

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Mats Winther

The online essays on depth psychology tackle difficult and controversial issues and try to avoid a rehash of old stuff. This will hopefully make them interesting to advanced readers (who are sure to find a few arguments that are slightly shaky). The enthusiasm for Jungian psychology took root early, leading to private studies. Education in physics, studies in computer science & comparative religion. Researcher and programmer of many boardgames. Mats lives in Stockholm, Sweden.

http://home7.swipnet.se/~w-73784

Dallas Institute of Humanities

The Dallas Institute is a nonprofit adult educational organization where people gather to enjoy learning and discussing important ideas - from the classics to the best of today's thinkers - that shape the way we live and think.

The Institute's purpose is to enrich and deepen lives through the wisdom and imagination of the humanities. The humanities, as we treat them, are the written things and the spoken stories that help us define ourselves as human beings - literature, history, philosophy, politics, psychology, and mythology, among other fields.

http://www.dallasinstitute.org/listenandview_read.html

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