Upcoming Jungian Events
Events held by other Jungian organisations and members
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Two Talks on the fundamental archetype of creation and destruction - the "union of opposites" that structures both the cosmos and the human psyche. Alan Mulhern (Speaker) is a London-based Jungian analyst with a broad background in the social sciences and humanities. He has a podcast and has published numerous articles and two books.
In this talk Dr Phil Goss will draw on his extensive experience as a teacher and trainer, as well as his analytic work, to consider the sometimes-hidden dynamics at play in training as an analyst. He considers how shadow processes may subtly, or sometimes overtly, influence the training journey in regard to both personal and professional development.
Phil will also share some research he has undertaken at the University of Warwick into what he describes as ‘Learning Wounds’ - that is, the psychological wounds we all carry from our earlier learning experiences, from infant, primary and secondary schooling through to further and higher education. He will provide examples from his research of where unhelpful or harmful experiences of failure, criticism and shame can get carried forward, via activation of shadow processes, into later learning and training contexts.
"My works are fundamentally nothing but attempts, ever renewed, to give an answer to the question of the interplay between the ‘here’ and the ‘hereafter.’” — C.G. Jung, Memories, Dreams, Reflections
Sonu Shamdasani, editor of The Red Book, describes how Jung, in 1945, articulated what he described as a critical reformulation of analysis:
The whole goal of analysis is conceived … as the preparation for the detachment of the soul from the body. Not how is your life going, but how is your death coming along, would be the critical question from this perspective. Thus, analysis became reframed as a modern form of the ars moriendi.
This seminar invites a profound reorientation in how we live our lives. It is an invitation to drop into a deeper, more vital current of being— challenging, requiring sacrifice, but also alive with joy.
Catherine Cox is a Jungian Analyst and Supervisor in private practice (WMIP and BJAA), working between London and Norfolk.
Join us if you are a Jungian analyst, analytical psychologist, or allied practitioner who wants to explore how the resources of analytical psychology can help us respond — personally, clinically, societally, and ethically — to the emergence of artificial intelligence. No prior knowledge of AI is required. This event is open to all who are curious about one of the defining challenges of our time.
Over the course of this online event, you will hear four short presentations followed by open discussion exploring AI through the lens of analytical psychology:
Stephen Garratt, “What is emerging with AI”
Patrycja Jackson, “AI and the Portents of the Age”
Orsolya Lukács, “Myths of the ‘other’”
Richard Jenkins, “Spirit conversations”
The event concludes with a conversation about next steps and the formation of a community of continuing interest.
Join us for this fascinating series of 10 x weekly seminars exploaring Carl Jung’s groundbreaking approach to the human psyche and what makes Analytical Psychology distinctive and relevant today. We are proud to feature a stellar lineup of speakers, including: Katerina Sarafidou, George Bright, Richard Jenkins, Dr. Dale Mathers, Andy White, Brenda Crowther, Prof. Roderick Main, Dr. Sarah Hall, Heba Zaphiriou-Zarifi, and Dr. Orsolya Lukács. Please Note: This is an introductory course offering a broad overview of some key Jungian and post-Jungian concepts. It does not confer a qualification for psychotherapy practice or training.
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