This important volume introduces readers to the thought of Ladson Hinton, a deeply reflective Jungian psychoanalyst whose nearly fifty-year career has focused on themes of shame, temporality, and the vulnerability…

In Our Story of Home, Valerie Andrews explores how this intimate space has inspired some of the world’s greatest storytellers—from Jane Austen and Herman Melville to Virginia Woolf, Toni Morrison,…

This newly republished classic by psychiatrist and Jungian analyst John Beebe addresses the urgent realities new clinicians face when entering therapeutic practice. Structured around three clinical settings—crisis intervention, clinical care,…

Jungian Shakespeare is an original work of Jungian literary criticism, examining the psychological expression within three plays from different times in Shakespeare’s career through a Jungian framework. The book focuses…

In Coaching the Unconscious: A Jungian Approach to Working with Symbol, Laurence Barrett explores how coaches can begin to work with symbol as part of their practice, blending the key…

In this timely and original work, Jungian scholar and economist Jennifer Degnan Smith brings a depth psychological lens to the global economic crisis of the 2010s, focusing on Greece as…

In this original and interdisciplinary study, architect and Jungian scholar Martin Gledhill offers the first in-depth analysis of C.G. Jung’s architectural legacy, focusing on the Bollingen Tower as an expression…

“Find me the dirt on a sorcerer…because he’s the reason I’m not prime minister!” On the eve of a forecasted hurricane, private detective Mary Wandwalker goes to meet thoroughly dislikeable…

This comprehensive and engaging volume offers the first systematic study of the life and work of Murray Stein, one of the most influential voices in contemporary Jungian thought. Opening with…

Applying Carl Jung’s Analytical Psychology to Education and Vocational Counseling of School-to-Work Transition for Adolescents with Autism/ASD, Asperger’s Syndrome, and ADHD/ADD This paper is about applying Carl Jung’s theory of…

In this richly symbolic volume, poet and Jungian-inspired author Diego Pignatelli Spinazzola explores the archetypal and alchemical meanings of the baptismal font as it appears in Jung’s writings. Tracing its…

In another re-released classic from Jungianeum, three leading Jungian analysts, explore how figures of evil in fairy tales—witches, ogres, and demonic daughters—reflect deep psychic realities. Rather than portraying these characters…

This thought-provoking collection gathers leading Jungian thinkers to explore the discipline’s evolving relationship with relational and intersubjective theories. Long critiqued for its individualism, Jungian psychology is here re-examined through a…