When the Container Breaks: Boundary Violations, Neuroscience, and the Poetic Voice
The June issue of the Journal of Analytical Psychology, Early View, is introduced by co-editors Carolyn Bates and Arthur Niesser, who note that a notable rise in submissions has produced a larger-than-usual collection this time. It spans childhood trauma, autism, ethical transgressions in the consulting room, ageing, transgenerational trauma, language, and neuroscience’s relationship to archetype […]
The Great Work of Making: Alchemy, Art, and the Creative Process
The latest issue of Quadrant arrives with a theme of alchemy and the creative process. All six essays in this issue were originally presented at the London Arts-Based Research Centre‘s second annual conference on alchemy, Alchemy: Exploring Metaphorical Transformations and Arts-Based Research.
Editor-in-Chief Kathryn Madden sets the scene. For Jung, she reminds us, alchemy’s significance lies […]
Near-Death Experiences, Quantum Physics, and the Subtle Body
The latest issue of the Rivista di Psicologia Analitica, edited by Stefano Carta and Angelo Malinconico, is devoted entirely to synchronicity. Gathering contributors from across the disciplines of analytical psychology, physics, philosophy, and neuroscience, the issue approaches synchronicity as a living hypothesis, one that the editors describe in their editorial as perhaps the most audacious, […]
At the Meeting of Waters: Islam, Sufism, and the Jungian Imagination
The second issue of Psychological Perspectives’ 69th volume arrives with the theme: the meeting of Jungian depth psychology and Islamic thought. Where Two Seas Meet is the title borrowed from the Quranic image of the confluence of two bodies of water that cannot mix yet touch. The issue brings together ten pieces investigating the rich […]
When the Arrangement Sings: Form, Freedom, and the Flower
The second issue of the Jung Journal‘s twentieth volume arrives with a theme that weaves through almost every piece in it: creativity in its many forms, alongside darkness, redemption, and the archetypal imagination. It is a rich and varied issue, ranging from Shakespeare and opera to cave retreats for men, Persian miniature painting, and the […]
Anima, Animus, and the Sacred: Inside the Latest Issue of the Russian Jungian Journal
Issue 2/2025 (No. 8) of the Russian-language Jungian journal published by the Practical School of Analytical Psychology (PSAP) arrives with a theoretically rich selection of articles, including translated contributions from two prominent voices in international analytical psychology, alongside conference materials and personal reflections on last year’s landmark IAAP Congress in Zurich.
Structure and Dynamics of the […]
Words That Transform, Bodies That Move, Binaries That Break
The latest issue of Psychoanalytic Dialogues arrives with three substantial article clusters on the transformative power of singular words, dissociated anti-Blackness, and queer creative possibility, alongside an editorial note announcing a significant expansion of the journal’s editorial board. Two pieces are freely available to all readers.
Free to Read: Note from the Editors
The editorial note from […]
What the Wilderness Knows: Gods, Goddesses, and Sequoias
The latest issue of Psychological Perspectives, the journal of the C.G. Jung Institute of Los Angeles, arrives under the theme of: What Emerges From The Wilderness. It is a question that resonates across the natural world, the mythological imagination, and the interior life. The issue pursues it through an unusually wide range of registers, from […]
Noise, Tenderness, and the Fractured World
The latest issue of Psychoanalytic Dialogues is a rich and wide-ranging one, moving from the phenomenology of the clinical encounter to the fractured socio-political world in which analysts and patients alike are trying to hold themselves together. Several pieces are available to read free of charge, and they make for compelling reading.
The issue’s centrepiece is […]
Snow Queens, Mermaids, and Gods: Archetypal Patterns in the Latest Jung Journal
The latest issue of the Jung Journal arrives with a richly themed collection gathered under the banner of Fairy Tales and Myths. Spanning Snow Queens and mermaids, Medusa and Perseus, Odin and Superman, the issue ranges across cultures, centuries, and registers to ask what the stories we tell and retell, reveal about the deeper structures […]
Toward an Artificial Collective Unconscious
The latest issue of Studi Junghiani, published February 18, 2026, offers a diverse collection of scholarship spanning trauma, collective memory, artificial intelligence, and cultural analysis. The featured articles section opens with Fabrizia Termini’s exploration of Weiss and Bernhard in relation to the two souls of psychoanalysis, examining the footprints of depth psychology’s divergent traditions. Wanda […]
Tragic Imbalance: How Jung’s Psychology Illuminates Shakespeare’s Coriolanus and Timon of Athens
What makes a strength become a fatal flaw? In a newly published open-access article in the Journal of Analytical Psychology, Sofie Qwarnström explores how Jung’s concept of psychological “one-sidedness” mirrors the fundamental structure of Shakespearean tragedy.
The Paradox of Crippling Strength
Both Jung and Shakespeare, Qwarnström argues, understood that tragedy stems not from simple weakness but from […]
The Harmonic Journey: Integrating Typology, Active Imagination, and Art
The latest double issue of Psychological Perspectives presents a rich tapestry of Jungian thought, blending clinical theory, cultural analysis, and artistic reflection. The issue opens with an introduction by Christophe Le Mouël titled Perspective: The Soul’s Wayfinding (open access), which sets a thematic tone for the collection by exploring the navigational processes of the psyche. This […]
The Political Ghost and the Wounded Healer: New Directions in Analytical Psychology
The latest issue of the Rivista di Psicologia Analitica presents a comprehensive dialogue (in Italian) between clinical depth and contemporary social challenges. The collection begins by exploring the fundamental parameters of the therapeutic relationship, with Barbara Massimilla examining Beyond the boundaries of care and Adelia Lucattini investigating the “detour” from psychic caesura to symbolisation. These clinical […]
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, […]