Hello and welcome,

Welcome to the weekend and to the newest edition of the Jungian.Directory newsletter, bringing you the latest in events, books, courses, conferences, and news from the Jungian world. We thank you for your contributions that keep our calendar stocked!

This week we feature events on a mixture of topics- from the fairytale of the Ugly Duckling to understanding the layers of Evil. These are but a small sample of what’s on offer this week, and we invite you to visit our events calendar to see everything on offer.

We also remind you of two books published earlier this year. C.G. Jung and the circle around him by Jens Windeleff, and Living with Borrowed Dust by James Hollis.

We also feature two conferences, one happening later this month and the other early next month. There are also two courses for you to consider signing up for.

Scroll to the end of this newsletter to find three YouTube videos. In the first, Laura London interviews Leslie Stein. In the next, Andrew Samuels tackles controversial topics with Christopher Carter. Lastly, Murray Stein speaks to Instituto Freedom.

Friday Newsletter

Every Friday (4pm GMT) the Jungian.Directory sends a newsletter to our subscribers with the latest news,  events, conferences, books, articles, courses, podcasts and videos from around the Jungian world.

Our editors regularly check the websites and email newsletters of every IAAP and related Jungian organisation from around the whole world. So if it is Jungian and it is happening, we will tell you about it.

News

Free live webinar, Tuesday 21 May 2025
The Future World series, curated by Dr. Àlex Gómez-Marín, is a conversation series tackling pressing global issues through deep reflection. On May 21, 2025, Jungian scholar Rebecca Tarnas, PhD will be in the metaphorical interviewee chair. Tarnas, an Assistant Professor at the California Institute of Integral Studies, brings her expertise…
Friday, 16 May, 2025
La Revue des Deux Tours (Vol. N°6, May 2025, 77 pages)
The latest issue of La Revue des Deux Tours, titled Sacré Sacrifice, is now available. Inspired by Carl Jung and Marie-Louise von Franz’s introspective retreats at their Bollingen towers, the journal bridges their legacies. The editorial, Le sacré à l’aune du sacrifice by Matthieu Mares explores the sacred through sacrifice.…
Friday, 16 May, 2025
The Journal of Analytical Psychology has just made a significant paper by Christian Roesler, available open access. In the paper The Process of Transformation – The Core of Analytical Psychology and How it Can Be Investigated Roesler explores the long-standing debate over the definition of archetypes in Jungian theory, identifying…
Friday, 16 May, 2025

Featured Upcoming Events

Online
Journal of Analytical Psychology
Local Time:
May 17 2025 |
8:00 pm - 9:30 pm
Online-Zoom
C.G. Jung Club of Orange County
Local Time:
May 18 2025 |
8:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Online-Zoom
Jung After Work
Local Time:
May 20 2025 |
1:30 am - 2:30 am

Our Events Editor is scouring the websites and email newsletters of all the Jungian organisations in our directory. We present, for your convenience a diary of Jungian events occurring around the world, many of which can be attended online. 

We are working hard to make our diary comprehensive; it should contain every event organised by a Jungian organisation worldwide. If we have missed your event please contact us to let us know. 

Conferences

Seeblick Hotel
ISAP Zurich
Local Time:
May 17 - 24 2025 |
8:00 am - 6:00 pm
Online-Zoom
The Guild of Pastoral Psychology
Local Time:
May 17 2025 |
12:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Online
London Arts-Based Research Centre
Local Time:
May 24 - 26 2025 |
9:00 am - 7:00 pm

There are a number of major Jungian conferences planned for the coming year.  Here are the next four. For more visit our conferences page.

Books

Mario Jacoby (Author), Verena Kast (Author), Ingrid Riedel (Author), Stefano Carpani (Editor), ‎ Independently published (2025) 

Fairy tales have long served as a mirror to the deepest layers of the human psyche, offering symbolic narratives of transformation, struggle, and redemption. In Witches, Ogres, and the Devil’s…

Carl Gustav Jung (Author), Christopher M. Foster (Illustrator), Beatrice Moses Hinkle (Translator), Independently published (2024) 

“We cannot change anything until we accept it. Condemnation does not liberate; it oppresses.” “Psychology of the Unconscious” by Carl Gustav Jung is an enthralling journey into the shadowy realms…

Rafael Krüger , Rafael Krüger (2025) 

This isn’t your average psychology book. It’s for those who dare to confront their darkness and rise with purpose. PISTIS breaks down complex Jungian concepts into direct, usable insights that…

Books. For more visit our books page.

Journal Articles

Jungian Directory has a comprehensive database of articles published in Jungian journals since the very first publication of a journal to the current day. We also maintain a separate searchable directory of all articles available to read free access. Below are the five articles most recently added to our database.

Shevchenko S. (2024) Mirrors of War. Psychological Perspectives.  67(3), 312-319.
Zaleska O. (2024) Authoritarianism in Relation to Children: Reflections in Times of War. Psychological Perspectives.  67(3), 304-311.
Brante O. (2024) Authoritarianism and the Female Psyche. Psychological Perspectives.  67(3), 299-303.
Skvarko V. (2024) Love and Betrayal in the Face of Catastrophe. Psychological Perspectives.  67(3), 293-298.
Bernatska O. (2024) Between Kairos and Chronos: A War Diary. Psychological Perspectives.  67(3), 277-292.

Courses

Dr. Evans Lansing Smith
JUNG Archademy
Anthony McKibbin, Susan Schwartz, Toby Reynolds, Johann Mynhardt
Centre for Applied Jungian Studies

YouTube videos curated for Jungians

Our YouTube editor roots around in the YouTube thickets to dig up videos that will be of   interest to Jungians.
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