The Observed Soul: Reflections on Infant Observation and the Subjectivity of the Therapist
The February 2026 issue of the British Journal of Psychotherapy opens with the Issue Information – Cover and Editorial Board, a free-access foundational piece that outlines the journal’s current leadership, vision, and organisational structure. Following this is a critical sociopolitical inquiry by Nilofer Kaul in Psychoanalysis in the Colony: Of mimicry, camouflage and native informants, […]
‘Cadernos Junguianos’ Marks Dual Milestone with Ambitious Anniversary Issue
Cadernos Junguianos Vol 19 (2025) is now available to download as a PDF (full issue free of charge). The 2025 expanded issue celebrates Jung’s 150th birthday and the journal’s own 20-year legacy with a provocative exploration of the relevance analytical psychology to 21st-century challenges
From Historical Figures to Digital Shadows
Editors issued an ambitious call for papers […]
Mapping the Intersection: From Personal Canvas to Cultural Complex
The final 2025 issue of ARAS Connections explores the intersection of inner and outer worlds across four diverse contributions, as introduced by editor Tom Singer.
Johanna Baruch opens with Painting at the Intersection of Psyche, Science, and Mystery: A Journey into the Cosmos through an Inner Landscape, which examines the creative process through the dual lens […]
Thinking the Unthought: Race, Psychedelics, and Laplanche
This issue of Psychoanalytic Dialogues presents three major thematic discussions that showcase contemporary debates in psychoanalytic theory and practice.
The first section centers on race and psychoanalysis, initiated by Bernadine H. Han’s article Thinking Race: Exploring the Scene of Racial Enactment. Han’s work examines how racial dynamics manifest within the therapeutic relationship. Daniel José Gaztambide responds […]
Merry Christmas from Jungian.Directory
we thank you for your support throughout 2025 and we’re excited to see you again in the new year.
Christmas book: Jungian and Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Christmas: Origins, Motifs, and Psychological Significances Kendrick Lyddon Norris
This Jungian Life holiday playlist: https://www.jodiegale.com/help-its-the-holidays-this-jungian-life-playlist/
Christmas Mythology VI: Myth, Our Self, and the Divine Child
Here is a linked list of the Jungian‑oriented Christmas […]
The Fire Seminars: Jung, Dante, and the Making of the Red Book
The Society of Analytical Psychology (SAP) is launching a major 10-part online seminar series, “Jung, Dante and the Making of the Red Book: The Fire Seminars,” beginning on Saturday, January 24, 2026. This series offers a deep thematic immersion into the original sources of Analytical Psychology. Jung himself stated that the Red Book (Liber Novus), […]
A Field Guide to American Cultural Complexes: The Battleground of the Splintered American Psyche
Dr. Tom Singer’s new book, A Field Guide to American Cultural Complexes: The Battleground of the Splintered American Psyche, offers a vital Jungian framework for understanding the relentless surge of conflicting narratives and deep polarization overwhelming contemporary American society. The core argument is that much of the societal distress- characterized by urgency, distortion, and division […]
On Dreams and the East: A Webinar Exploring Jung’s Landmark 1933 Berlin Seminar
The Philemon Foundation is hosting a public webinar, “On Dreams and the East,” presented by editor Giovanni Sorge, offering a unique window into C.G. Jung’s deepening exploration of Eastern thought and its application to Analytical Psychology. This special presentation focuses on material from Jung’s landmark 1933 Berlin seminar, where he first substantially engaged in a […]
Dr. Jožef Magdič: 1st International Conference of the Slovenian Association for Analytical Psychology
The Slovenian Association for Analytical Psychology (SZAP) invites the public and professional community to its inaugural international conference, titled “Dr. Jožef Magdič Days,” to honor the recently deceased neuro-psychiatrist, Jungian psychoanalyst, and honorary member of the association.
This two-day event, running from Friday, December 5th to Saturday, December 6th, 2025, will mark two significant anniversaries and […]
Rewilding the Psyche: The 2026 JSSS Conference
The 21st Conference of Research in Jung and Analytical Psychology is set to explore a timely and profound theme: “Rewilding the Psyche: Jungian and Post-Jungian Perspectives.” Hosted by the Journal of Jungian Scholarly Studies (JSSS), this conference invites scholars, analysts, and thinkers to convene from June 11th to 14th, 2026, at Lewis and Clark College […]
Jung & Vital Force: Exploring the Psyche’s Dynamic Energy
The International Association for Jungian Studies (IAJS) invites scholars, clinicians, artists, and thinkers worldwide to its 2025 Online Conference, “Jung & Vital Force,” running from December 5th to 7th. This major international event will take its mandate directly from Jung’s assertion that “The dynamism of the psyche expresses itself in the flow of life energy, […]
Jungian Books & Courses on Sale this Weekend
JUNGIANEUM presents a curated selection of influential titles in Analytical Psychology, available for just $0.99 (Kindle edition) on Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk.
Featured books include English titles like The Therapeutic Relationship (Jan Wiener), The Father (Andrew Samuels), The Power of Cultural Complexes in Israel (Elana Lakh), Witches, Ogres, and the Devil’s Daughter, and The Chocolate Child, and […]
A Collection of recordings of the IAAP Congress XXIII – Zürich 2025
A special note for the community: For those of us who couldn’t make the pilgrimage to Zurich for the 23rd IAAP Congress—a truly historic gathering timed with the 150th anniversary of Jung’s birth—I have some wonderful news. The IAAP has just released a treasure trove of recordings from the plenary sessions and major seminars, and […]
Jung at 150: The New Quadrant Issue Commemorates the Sesquicentennial in Word and Image
The newest edition of Quadrant opens with a warm editorial from Kathryn Madden, who celebrates the coincidence of the journal’s production with worldwide commemorations of Jung’s life and work. The issue departs from its usual practice of showcasing contemporary artists in order to present rare photographs of Jung, several donated by Esther Harding, accompanied by […]
Jung describes a conversation with HG Wells
“I met with him one evening after my lectures in London. We got into conversation about psychiatry and mental illnesses. I sketched out a typical case of paranoia for him, delusions of grandeur and so on. During the exchange, Wells fell completely silent.”
This short excerpt from Jung’s Life and Work reveals Jung’s lively and mischievous […]