‘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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Controversies & Contemporary Trends in Analytical Psychology,
The JAP turned 70 this year and the anticipation is building for the celebratory online conference which is just around the corner on Friday, November 7th, and Saturday, November 8th. If you want to attend you should register now.
The very first issue of the Journal of Analytical Psychology, published in 1955, featured a selection of […]
Justice, Bodies, and Mystical Wisdom: Expanding Psychotherapeutic Boundaries
The British Journal of Psychotherapy’s November 2025 issue, presents a diverse collection of scholarship examining contemporary psychotherapeutic practice, theory, and cultural contexts, featuring four open access articles. The issue opens with notes from the editorial team (free access), and moves into Jo Mercer’s timely exploration Populist narratives of ‘Narcissistic Abuse’: a help or hindrance to […]
From Haiku to Visionary Art: Jung Journal Explores Poetry, Perception, and the Creative Psyche
Jung Journal’s Summer 2025 issue, opens with an editorial from Audrey Punnett (free access), which introduces a diverse collection that spans poetry, interviews, cultural analysis, and historical scholarship. The issue features a special poetry section dedicated to haiku, with a Poetry Editor’s introduction (free access) presenting a collection of these condensed, contemplative forms that align […]
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 […]
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, […]
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 […]
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, […]
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 […]
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 […]
Music, Literature, and the Erotic: Creative Dimensions of Unconscious Life
This July 2025 issue (Number 61) of Studi Junghiani opens with an editorial by the Editorial Committee, introducing a diverse collection of clinical and theoretical contributions to contemporary Jungian practice.
Maria Giovanna Mazzone presents Cognitive Giftedness: A Journey of Complexity Through the Stories of Piero and Michele, exploring the psychological dimensions of intellectual giftedness through detailed […]
Self-Harm, Separation, and Sexual Identity: Current Issues in Psychotherapy
This August 2025 issue of the British Journal of Psychotherapy opens with a collection of papers from the Cassel Hospital Summer Conference 2024, introduced by Sally Arthur. The Cassel Hospital section includes Tom Dalton’s examination of healthcare professionals’ complex responses to self-harm, described as “double-edged,” exploring the challenging dynamics that emerge when treating patients who […]
Dance on the Waters of Creation
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