Jung, Freud, and others left us with a rich tradition of depth psychology. What is depth psychology, and how does it differ from other modalities? What are the chief insights into the human condition from which we may still profit? How can we grow from engaging our loneliness? What is the place of the Shadow in the conduct of a thoughtful life? What are the tools which our psyche provides us for self-governance? This combination of presentation and workshop will explore ideas and aspects of analytic psychology that deepen our journeys and provide us practical tools for a larger spiritual life. While we cannot always solve the problems of life, we may find that we can outgrow them and live more richly in the presence of them.
What We Can Still Learn from Depth Psychology
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Deborah Eden Tull
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James HollisDr. James Hollis is a Washington D.C. based Jungian psychoanalyst and the author of seventeen books.
His current project takes him in a bold new direction. It is a documentary film tentatively titled “Soulheal.” James is collaborating with filmmaker José Enrique Pardo and producer Shon Tomlin on this project, which is inspired by his book “Under Saturn’s Shadow.”
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