Matriarchy, Patriarchy, Oligarchy, Archetypey
The Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts holds its biennial invitational conference on October 23–24, 2026. This year’s theme, “The Dynamisms That Move Us,” examines the power dynamics behind what is considered the culture’s competing voices: those who are silenced, ignored, or muted, and those loud enough to drown others out.
Friday opens with Jacqueline Zeller Levine […]
Jung and Nietzsche
This Saturday, the Sociedade Brasileira de Psicologia Analítica hosts “Jung e Nietzsche,” a symposium with Gustavo Pessoa and Isadora Petry, available both in person and online.
The symposium takes páthos as its starting point. It is a word that gestures toward suffering and passion, but also toward the notion of the event itself. Pessoa and Petry […]
Come As Your Shadow: A Weekend of Fairy Tales in New York
Fairy tales have always been much more than bedtime stories, and this weekend in New York sets out to prove it. From September 25 to 27, Morbid Anatomy and the Archive for Research in Archetypal Symbolism (ARAS) are hosting The Art of Fairy Tales Weekend, celebrating the release of Morbid Anatomy founder Joanna Ebenstein’s new […]
Mosaic or Binary?
A public dispute has unfolded within the pages of the Journal of Analytical Psychology over how contemporary Jungian clinicians should understand and work with gender-expansive patients. What began as a single paper by Robert Tyminski has grown into a multi-part exchange involving a critical response, a rebuttal from an international coalition of queer Jungians, and […]
Contemporary Analytical Psychology and Neo-Jungian Studies
Pacifica Graduate Institute, in collaboration with Dr Stefano Carpani and Jungianeum, is launching their Graduate Certificate in Contemporary Analytical Psychology and Neo-Jungian Studies, starting in October. The program brings together an exceptional lineup of internationally recognised Jungian analysts, scholars, and clinicians for a comprehensive and forward-looking exploration of analytical psychology.
Apart from a historical overview alone, […]
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 […]
The Space Between: JAP Conference 2027
The Journal of Analytical Psychology’s 2027 International Conference was announced earlier this year. With the call for papers deadline now extended to August 31, 2026, it seems a good moment to bring it back to attention and to share the full program, which has since been announced.
The Theme and Call for Papers
The Space Between: Its […]
Journey to the Interior: Stephen Garratt on Jung and Colonialism
On July 25, Thiasos (the Brazilian workshop of shared imagination) hosts an online event with Stephen Garratt. The talk takes as its focus his chapter Journey to the Interior: Jung and Colonialism, published in The Second Handbook of Jungian Psychology, which he co-edited with Renos Papadopoulos and which was released earlier this year.
The subject is […]
Schubert’s Metamorphoses
A doctoral dissertation awarded a national prize by Austria’s Ministry for Cultural Affairs has just been published as a free, open access book by Springer. Schubert’s Metamorphoses: C.G. Jung’s Archetypal Theory as a Foundation for Musical Analysis — a Research on the Creative Process by Leonor Dill, published in 2026, brings Jungian archetypal theory into […]
Jung at the ETH: The Philemon Foundation’s Next Webinar
On July 26, 2026, the Philemon Foundation hosts its next public webinar, a presentation by Beverley Zabriskie on Consciousness and the Unconscious: Lectures Delivered at ETH Zurich, Volume 2, 1934, the twenty-third volume in the Philemon Foundation Series, published by Princeton University Press with commentary by scholar Ernst Falzeder.
In May 1933, Jung applied for an […]
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, […]
Naming Harm: The International Queer Jungian Initiative Turns to Exigent Sadism
The International Queer Jungian Initiative holds its next monthly gathering on Sunday July 26, from 4pm to 6:30pm (UK time), and this month’s discussion takes on a recently published paper by Avgi Saketopoulou on contemporary queer psychoanalytic thought.
The group will be studying Exigent Sadism: Austerity Logics and the Antireparative Turn by queer psychoanalyst Saketopoulou, which […]
Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow with the IAJS
In a garden in South Africa grows a shrub whose flowers confront us with the passing of time: a bloom opens deep violet, softens to pale lavender by the next day, and fades to white on the third. Gardeners call it *Brunfelsia pauciflora*, but its common name is more telling — Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow. […]
When Belonging Becomes the Question: CIPA Rome Looks at What Holds an Analytic Community Together
The latest issue of the Quaderni di Cultura Junghiana, published by CIPA – Istituto di Roma e dell’Italia Centrale, is built around a single theme: L’analista e l’appartenenza — “The Analyst and Belonging.” Editors Michele Accettella and Francesco Di Nuovo frame belonging not as a social label but as something psychic and primary — a […]
Childhood and Alchemy two conferences in Warsaw
The International Association for Analytical Psychology has announced two consecutive congresses exploring the pressing questions facing analytical psychology today, from the identity struggles of the young to the alchemy of conflict on a fractured continent. All the major Jungian organizations in Poland are actively engaged and fully committed to the success of these gatherings, which […]