Dreams, Synchronicity, and Contemporary Practice
The Journal of Analytical Psychology‘s newest issue presents a rich collection of contemporary scholarship examining dreams, synchronicity, clinical practice, and the evolving landscape of Jungian thought. Editors Arthur Niesser and Carolyn Bates introduce an issue that bridges classical Jungian theory with modern empirical research and emerging cultural perspectives.
Christian Roesler’s open access article Jung’s Theory of […]
A New Chapter in Jung Studies: Princeton University Press Announces Critical Edition of C.G. Jung’s Complete Works
We’re excited to share news of a landmark scholarly initiative: Princeton University Press, in partnership with The Philemon Foundation, is publishing The Critical Edition of the Works of C.G. Jung, a comprehensive 26-volume series that promises to transform our understanding of one of the twentieth century’s most influential thinkers.
Led by general editor Sonu Shamdasani, a […]
Mutterseelenallein: A Jungian Exploration of Existential Loneliness
The newest issue of the Forum für Analytische Psychologie und Lebenskultur Jungian Journal, focuses on the theme of “Mutterseelenallein” (utterly alone/loneliness). The editors, Anette and Lutz Müller, open with a thoughtful exploration of the German expression “mutterseelenallein,” which the Brothers Grimm dictionary from 1854 listed as the highest possible intensification of “alone”—progressing from alone, […]
IAAP and IAJS Unite for Conference on Digitalisation and Analytical Psychology
The International Association of Analytical Psychology (IAAP) and the International Association for Jungian Studies (IAJS) are co-hosting a major conference to explore the intersection of digital technology and depth psychology. Set for August 27th–29th, 2026, at the prestigious University College London (UCL), this landmark event will examine how digitalisation is reshaping both the theory and […]
Current Research in Jungian Analysis: Transference and Archetypal Dynamics
ÖGAP’s The C.G. JUNG-FORUM e-Journal (12th Year, 2025) features six contributions exploring diverse concepts within Analytical Psychology. The issue opens with Anna Oberleitner’s “Wasser – Schütten: Die Symbolik einer dynamischen Geste beim Sandspiel” (Water – Pouring: The Symbolism of a Dynamic Gesture in Sandplay), an in-depth piece that examines how the simple act of pouring […]
Reading Room: A Jungian Dialogue
“Reading Room” captures a fascinating audio conversation between two distinguished Jungian analysts, Murray Stein and Henry Abramovich, as they chat in the beautiful setting of Yale’s Sterling Library. The two explore what reading really means to us—not just as an intellectual exercise, but as a deeply personal experience that can genuinely transform who we are […]
Niels, Milagro and the House of Shadows
In honour of World Mental Health Day, Niels, Milagro and the House of Shadows by Kristina Saborio is available to download for free until the 14th of October. You can download the e-book via Amazon here.
When unlikely friends Milagro and Niels discover a hidden old house at the edge of town, they step into a […]
Last Call! Join the Celebration of 70 Years of the Journal of Analytical Psychology
Time is running out to register for the Journal of Analytical Psychology’s (JAP) special 70th-anniversary conference, “Controversies & Contemporary Trends in Analytical Psychology,” held online, November 7-8, 2025. This is your final chance to secure a spot at a global event honoring Jung’s “truly gigantic labours” by subjecting his field to the scrutiny and constructive […]
Making an Inventory of Our Civilization: rediscover the pact between spirit and world
The newest issue of the JUNGIANEUM/Yearbook, the third volume published on the 1st of October 2025, directly addresses the pressing question of why unconsciousness has infiltrated thought and action in modern civilization, striving to rediscover the “pact between spirit and world” without resorting to fantasy. The content spans a diverse range of themes, beginning with […]
Preserving Jung’s Legacy: Philemon Foundation
The Philemon Foundation, dedicated to completing the published works of C. G. Jung by bringing his unpublished correspondences, letters, and lectures to light, has announced its 2025 fundraising campaign. The Foundation, which relies entirely on public support and donations, is launching a major appeal to secure funding for the publication of The C. G. Jung-Jolande […]
Pilar Amezaga Leads New IAAP Administration as Organization Grows to 81 Societies
The International Association for Analytical Psychology has completed its triennial leadership elections during the Meeting of Delegates held in Zurich. The democratic selection process has established a new administration to serve the global Jungian community for the 2025-2028 term.
The newly elected Officers include Pilar Amezaga as President, Gražina Gudaitė as President-Elect, Brockton Hill and Fred […]
Journey to the Soul of India: Where Ancient Vedas Meet Jungian Psychology
The C.G. Jung Foundation of New York and the C.G. Jung Institute of Chicago invite you to embark on an extraordinary educational journey to the Sacred Ground of Vedas, India. Scheduled from February 6 to 18, 2026, this marks the 19th annual Jungian passage to India, offering a unique opportunity to explore the nation’s profound […]
“Decoding the Unconscious: Three Films, One Jungian Lens
The C.G. Jung Foundation for Analytical Psychology invites you to a creative and insightful film evening, “Jung and Film: The Stranger and the Wanderer,” a special online fundraiser in support of the Foundation’s work. Join us for an evening dedicated to interpreting three captivating short films from the 44th Annual Thomas Edison Film Festival Collection […]
Exploring Death and Transformation: Five Decades of Jungian Scholarship and Cultural Analysis
The latest issue of Psychological Perspectives, now in it’s 55th year of publishing, centers around the theme “Death, Myth, and the Underworld,” introduced by Pamela Freundl Kirst, who provides the contextual framework for exploring archetypal themes of mortality and transformation in her open-access piece.
The issue opens with Nancy Mozur’s About the Art: Skulls and Bones, […]
Returning to Love: Celebrating 50 Years of Depth and Revolution in Psychotherapy
In the heart of London, a gathering unfolds that feels less like a milestone event and more like a soulful homecoming. “Returning to Love: The Invocation of Hope” marks the 50th anniversary of our dear friend and colleague Dr. Gottfried Heuer’s extraordinary career as a therapist, inviting us all to reflect on what truly makes […]