Unveiling The Queen’s Path at Pacifica
In a world obsessed with heroes, who’s charting the map for queens—women ready to claim their throne beyond the script? That was the challenge posed by Dr. Stacey Simmons on the 4th & 11th September, when I (Buranee) and about 30 others gathered on Zoom for an intimate session that sparked The Quest.
Dr. Simmons, who […]
Jung & Vital Force: A Call to the Collective Extended
The International Association for Jungian Studies (IAJS) have announced the extension of its Call for Papers for the online conference, Jung & Vital Force. The new and final deadline for submissions is the end of September. This conference will explore the enduring relevance of Jung’s concept of the vital force, which he described as the […]
A Guide to THE Guide
The Guide to ARAS is a comprehensive manual designed to introduce the Archive for Research in Archetypal Symbolism (ARAS), an extensive resource for symbolic images and their meanings. The guide serves as an invaluable tool for analysts, scholars, students, and artists seeking to explore the deep psychological and cultural dimensions of symbols. It offers a […]
Transforming Depth Psychology for Our Times: A Certificate in Contemporary Analytical Psychology
In an era of unprecedented global challenges, from mental health crises to social upheaval and environmental uncertainty, Pacifica Graduate Institute presents The Graduate Certificate in Contemporary Analytical Psychology and Neo-Jungian Studies. Running from 27 September 2025 to 27 June 2026, this innovative program delivers 14 weeks of intensive exploration into how Analytical Psychology addresses our […]
Twilight at Bollingen
I hope you still have a few more hours of you summer holiday to enjoy befgore starting work again. If you do you might be interested in a new audio play from Henry Abramovitch and Murray Stein “Twilight at Bollingen” which presents a fictionalised conversation between Carl Jung and his closest colleagues, Aniela Jaffé, Marie-Louise […]
Contemporary Perspectives on Race, Gender, and Identity
The official journal of Sociedade Brasileira de Psicologia Analítica -SBPA Junguiana has been quietly building bridges in the Jungian world since 1983, evolving from print to a trilingual digital platform that offers something rare in academic publishing: completely free access to high-quality scholarship. This gem of a journal not only showcases the rich analytical psychology […]
Beyond Jung: Jung & Ecology – A Conference Series
The Pari Center’s “Beyond Jung: Jung & Ecology” conference series addresses one of the most pressing challenges of our time by exploring how Jungian insights can illuminate humanity’s relationship with the natural world and is running November 22 through December 7, 2025.
This second installment in the “Beyond Jung” series honors Jung’s environmental prescience, particularly his […]
Gathering the Global Jungian Community
At 8am this morning in the Gulf of Thailand, torrential monsoon rain was sheeting down when Jungian.Directory’s editor in chief Stephen Garratt strapped a 20kg suitcase to the back of his moped to drive 15km from his jungle home on the island of Koh Kood, to the rickety ferry pier that is the only connection […]
From Roots to Revelation: The 2025/26 Grass Roots Seminars Accessible Online
The C.G. Jung Club London‘s renowned Grass Roots Seminars embrace the digital age for the 2025/26 season, bringing over fifty years of Jungian education directly to participants’ homes through online delivery. These seminars continue a tradition established over fifty years ago while adapting to contemporary learning needs.
The program opens in September with Jung the Man, […]
Introducing The Second Handbook of Jungian Psychology: A Comprehensive Update for Contemporary Practice
The Second Handbook of Jungian Psychology, edited by Renos Papadopoulos and Stephen Garratt and scheduled for publication in Spring 2026, represents a landmark achievement in analytical psychology scholarship. This comprehensive volume demonstrates how Jung’s foundational insights continue to evolve through the work of leading contemporary minds, offering both theoretical extensions and innovative clinical applications while […]
Eranos Conference 2025: Chaos and Cosmos in the Modern Age
The prestigious Eranos Foundation will host its 2025 conference from September 11-13, at Casa Eranos in Ascona-Moscia, Switzerland, titled Kaos/Kosmos: The Shadow of Light and the Light of the Shadow – A Tribute for the 150th Anniversary of C.G. Jung’s Birth. This gathering explores the fundamental tension between chaos and order in contemporary life, asking […]
When Violence Enters Analysis: Contemporary Approaches to War and Aggression
The September 2025 issue of the Journal of Analytical Psychology presents a comprehensive exploration of war through the lens of analytical psychology, examining archetypal energies, cultural discontent, and internal discord. Guest-edited by Carolyn Bates and Ginny Hill, this issue brings together theoretical frameworks, clinical perspectives, and contemporary applications to understand the psychological dimensions of conflict […]
Beyond Comfort Zones: Trauma, Desire, and Social Justice in Psychoanalytic Practice
This August 2025 issue of Psychoanalytic Dialogues, presents a collection of provocative articles addressing contemporary challenges in psychoanalytic practice and theory. What makes this issue particularly notable is its dialogue format, where each major article generates substantive responses from other scholars, creating rich, multi-voiced conversations around complex themes.
The issue opens with Ghislaine Boulanger’s I Don’t […]
Plan Your Congress Diary Now
The full program for the International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP) congress is now live on the IAAP conference website. Beyond exploring the complete schedule, attendees can use the “favorites function” to save events they wish to attend. Simply select your preferred sessions, and they’ll compile into a convenient list—perfect for printing or saving to […]
The Shamanic Healer: Remembering Lionel Corbett
On Sunday, July 20,the Jungian community lost one of its most profound voices with the passing of Dr. Lionel Corbett. His death followed a courageous battle with Acute Myeloid Leukemia, during which he achieved remission and used those precious additional years to continue the transformative work that defined his career as physician, psychiatrist, and Jungian […]