Hello and welcome,

Friday is here again and so is the Jungian.Directory newsletter, bringing you the latest selection of events, books, courses, conferences, and news from the Jungian world. We hope you enjoy this week’s selections.

This week we present to you a parade of events to see you through to our next edition. Most notably is the JAP‘s Meet the Author happening tomorrow, and on Sunday a talk sharing the experiences of a Ukrainian analyst during the war. Both these events are free to attend, and all on the list are taking place online.

We feature two new books to add to your reading list. When a Goddess Erupts  was published in January by Analytical Psychology Press, and Jung & Spinoza  by Routledge will be available early next week.

We also feature two upcoming conferences in June, both hosted by The Assisi Institute, as well as two courses starting over the next month.

As a reward for making it all the way through this email, we have selected three YouTube videos with your enjoyment in mind. In the first, Richard Tarnas takes on the role of psyche throughout history. In the second, Ronnie Pontiac and Jon Wilson dive into the Orphic Mysteries. In the third, Tom Cheetham explores ways in which to describe the indescribable.

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

Michael Fordham prize winners announced
The Michael Fordham Prize, awarded for the most creative and original approach to clinical analytic thinking, has been given to two papers this year. Jay Barlow’spaper, The Umbilical, explores early relational trauma, gender and sexual identity, and projective identification through the lens of a trans man’s experience. Barlow’s work uses…
Friday, 14 February, 2025
Quaderni di Cultura Junghiana N°5 – 2024
Quaderni di Cultura Junghiana is a journal published annually by Centro Italiano di Psicologia Analitica (CIPA). The latest issue of the journal celebrates the Italian psychiatrist Franco Basaglia (1924-1980). Basaglia wasn’t just a psychiatrist, he was a revolutionary. He dared to question the very foundations of mental health care, seeing…
Friday, 14 February, 2025
Carl and Emma - married on Valentine's Day
On Valentine’s Day, 1903, Carl Jung married Emma Rauschenbach, forming a union that would shape both their lives and Jung’s career. Emma, a seventeen-year-old daughter of a wealthy industrialist, fell in love with Jung, a penniless 24-year-old doctor of the insane. Their courtship caused a stir—she was a young woman…
Friday, 14 February, 2025

Featured Upcoming Events

Online
Jung Society of Melbourne
Local Time:
Feb 21 2025 |
4:00 am - 6:00 am
Online
The C. G. Jung Society of Sarasota
Local Time:
Feb 22 2025 |
9:00 am - 12:00 pm
ISAP Zurich
ISAP Zurich
Local Time:
Feb 25 - 28 2025 |
7:00 am - 10:45 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

Online
London Arts-Based Research Centre
Local Time:
Feb 25 - 26 2025 |
All Day
Haus der Ingenieure Eschenbachgasse 9 1010 Wien
Österreichische Gesellschaft für Analytische Psychologie
Local Time:
Mar 01 2025 |
3:00 am - 1:00 pm
ISAP Zurich
ISAP Zurich
Local Time:
Mar 14 2025 |
8:30 am - 1:30 pm
Taipei
Taiwan Society of Analytical Psychology
Local Time:
Mar 15 - 16 2025 |
All Day

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

Connie Zweig, Jeremiah Abrams, TarcherPerigee (1991) 

Now updated with a new epilogue–an essential read for anyone interested in Shadow Work Cheating… lying … jealousy … blaming … greed … shame… These forbidden feelings and behaviors erupt…

Sarah D. Norton, Routledge (2024) 

Focusing on one of the most significant and critical issues facing the world today, this important book explores multiple aspects of climate change through the use of Jungian symbols and…

Susan E. Schwartz, Routledge (2025) 

This book reflects the psychic wounds of narcissism from the perspective of Jungian analytical psychology. Oriented towards the richness and plurality of the psyche, it sheds light on clinical practice…

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

Mayte Romero
Instituto Junguiano do Rio de Janeiro – IJRJ
Maureen Murdock, Jennifer Leigh Selig
Pacifica Graduate Institute
John Prendergast
Jung Platform
Gary S. Bobroff
JUNG Archademy

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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