Jung’s footnote about the Taoist ‘rain-man’ in Mysterium Coniunctionis invites us to reflect on the internal work that might unfold within the therapist or analyst when meeting our patients’ inner droughts and storms.
Using Jung’s use of the concept of participation mystique and Wilfred Bion’s thinking in relation to containment, Stuart Lee will incorporate case material as he encourages us to reflect on the internal work required to digest our own patients’ material.