Welcome to Friday and to the newest edition of the Jungian.Directory newsletter. We’re excited to bring you this weeks issue:
Featured Events: This week you can explore a tale from the Scottish and Irish coasts, examine the myth of The Girl With No Hands, look deeper into the experience of loneliness, and have an opportunity to be a part of a dialogue that elevates traditional healing.
New Books: The Rilke Lectures – Philosophy – Religion – Myth – Poetry – Psychology and The Wisdom Of Dreams: The Significance of Inner Images In Evolutionary Psychology are both forthcoming by Chiron publications.
Conferences: Join this year’s Freedom Day, and submit your proposals for the upcoming Art of Storytelling conference.
Courses: Do we sense the presence of AI in the consulting room? Pacifica Graduate Institute thinks so, and has some tools for practitioners. Jung Archademy guides you on a path of dream analysis.
Scroll to the bottom to find our pick of videos for the week. Stefano Carta explores how ethnographic methods can illuminate the analytical relationship. Susan McKenzie takes us “Through the Looking Glass”, examining transgender experience through Jungian frameworks that move beyond the traditional Anima/Animus theory. Mark Dean addresses the frequently overlooked functional understanding of opposites in emergent consciousness and individuation.