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On a January Sunday in 1916, Carl Jung’s Zürich household became, to put it mildly, spiritually overcrowded. The air thickened like bad soup, the doorbell
The landmark 70th Anniversary Journal of Analytical Psychology (JAP) Conference: Controversies & Contemporary Trends in Analytical Psychology is happening this weekend, and registration is still
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The Brazilian Society of Analytical Psychology (SBPA) is opening its flagship conference to the world for the first time. The 35th edition of MOITARÁ, Brazil’s
Each autumn, as darkness gathers in the natural world, it also gathers in the human one. This year’s headlines remind us that the shadow is
The International Association for Jungian Studies has named Dr. Jean Shinoda Bolen the 2025 recipient of the prestigious C.G. Jung Award, recognizing her extraordinary contributions
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
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,
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
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
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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