Introducing the Applied Jungian Academy
The Centre of Applied Jungian Studies has launched the Applied Jungian Academy offering a dynamic platform for in-depth study and community engagement. Born from nearly 15 years of bespoke programs, the Academy addresses the growing need for a living space where students can deepen their Jungian knowledge, connect with peers, and explore applied psychology. For $43 per month, subscribers gain […]
Collective Voices in Times of Crisis – Reflections on Serbia’s Student Protests
Tonight, The Analysis and Activism (A&A) group presents Collective Voices in Times of Crisis: Reflections on the Student Protests in Serbia. This webinar explores the powerful student-led movement sparked by the tragic Novi Sad railway station canopy collapse on November 1, 2024, which claimed 16 lives. Beginning with a university blockade, the protests escalated after a violent clash on November […]
Unraveling Connections: Insights from Psychoanalytic Dialogues 2025
The June 2025 issue of Psychoanalytic Dialogues presents a multifaceted exploration of relational psychoanalysis, thoughtfully curated by editors Stephen Hartman and Lauren Levine. The issue opens with their editorial followed by an introduction, which are both free to read. The next segment features a series of concise essays, starting with Leopoldo Caravedo’s bilingual contributions, “On Attacks on Linking” and “Sobre el […]
Shadow Work for Small Souls (and Their Grown-Ups)
Kristina Saborio’s Niels, Milagro and the House of Shadows offers what every Jungian practitioner knows children need but rarely find: a story that honors the psyche’s complexity without rushing to explain it away. Following two archetypal companions through rooms of raw emotion—rage, silence, grief—this fable creates space for symbolic encounter rather than didactic instruction. For those working […]
From Brain to Spirit: Noteworthy Articles in JAP’s Newest Issue
The June 2025 issue of the Journal of Analytical Psychology offers a rich exploration of Jungian thought, blending clinical, theoretical, and cultural perspectives. The issue opens with an editorial by Carolyn Bates and Arthur Niesser, setting the tone for a diverse range of contributions. Original articles dissect the core of analytical psychology, with Christian Roesler’s open-access piece, The Process of Transformation–The Core […]
The Forgotten Feminine Face of God
The Scientific and Medical Network hosts renowned Jungian analyst and historian Dr. Anne Baring for a transformative webinar, Divine Wisdom and the Holy Spirit: The Forgotten Feminine Face of God. Baring, author of nine books including her latest work of the same title (released May 2025), will discuss her historical survey of the Divine Feminine’s erasure from […]
Greek Myths: A Jungian Survival Kit for Modern Times
The Jung Society of Washington proudly presents their C.G. Jung Memorial Lecture on June 7, an online event titled A Jungian Survival Kit for Modern Times. This year’s presenter, Jan Bauer, will draw on ancient Greek myths to address modern challenges. She will explore three practical tips: avoiding rigid paths (inspired by temple goers), balancing heroism’s wounds and salvation (via […]
A visit to The C.G Jung Centre in Cape Town
This week our Events Editor, Buranee, paid a visit to The Jean Albert Library which is in it’s 88th year. The current librarian, Debra West, has been in her post since 2011. It was lovely to meet you, Debra!
Founded in 1992 following the establishment of the Centre in 1991—marked by Laurens van der Post’s opening […]
Invitation to the XXIII IAAP Congress in Zurich
It is with great excitement that the Organizing Committee, chaired by Andreas Michel, invites you to the XXIII International Congress of Analytical Psychology, from August 24–29, 2025. Celebrating the 150th anniversary of C.G. Jung’s birth, it is fitting that this event is hosted in Zurich, the birthplace of analytical psychology. The conference promises to honor Jung’s legacy […]
Jung on the Hudson 2025: Perfection and Synchronicity
The 34th annual Jung on the Hudson summer seminar series, hosted by the New York Center for Jungian Studies, returns online in July 2025. Open to the public and professionals, this event offers a rejuvenating escape to dive into Jung’s psychology with a stellar faculty. The weeklong seminar, The Pitfalls of Perfection (July 20–24), examines how the pursuit of […]
La Clinique du Sens: A Jungian Exploration of Meaning
La Clinique du Sens, is Jungian colloquium held both in-person and online by the Société Française de Psychologie Analytique. Founded in 1969, the SFPA is France’s sole IAAP-affiliated Jungian association and provides training for Jungian analysts. Supported by the International Association of Analytical Psychology (IAAP), the conference aims to explore the question of meaning in depth psychology. The program includes speakers […]
Democracy on the Couch conference this weekend
In a time when global democracies are unraveling under the weight of polarization, disinformation, and distrust, Democracy on the Couch (In Search for the Forgotten Self) offers a timely and necessary intervention. This two-day online conference, hosted by JUNGIANEUM on May 24–25, 2025, draws inspiration from Jung’s The Undiscovered Self to explore how Analytical Psychology can illuminate the psychological […]
The Future World – A conversation with Rebecca Tarnas
The Future World series, curated by Dr. Àlex Gómez-Marín, is a conversation series tackling pressing global issues through deep reflection. On May 21, 2025, Jungian scholar Rebecca Tarnas, PhD will be in the metaphorical interviewee chair. Tarnas, an Assistant Professor at the California Institute of Integral Studies, brings her expertise in depth psychology and archetypal studies […]
La Revue en quelques mots
The latest issue of La Revue des Deux Tours, titled Sacré Sacrifice, is now available. Inspired by Carl Jung and Marie-Louise von Franz’s introspective retreats at their Bollingen towers, the journal bridges their legacies. The editorial, Le sacré à l’aune du sacrifice by Matthieu Mares explores the sacred through sacrifice. Articles include Viviane Thibaudier’s Au nom du Père, du sacrifice […]
New Open Access Article Calls for Rigorous Research in Analytical Psychology
The Journal of Analytical Psychology has just made a significant paper by Christian Roesler, available open access. In the paper The Process of Transformation – The Core of Analytical Psychology and How it Can Be Investigated Roesler explores the long-standing debate over the definition of archetypes in Jungian theory, identifying four distinct theoretical strands in Jung’s work. Roesler critiques Jung’s biologistic […]