Critical reflections on a political psyche
Andrew Samuels, has a new book out. This time a selection of his most significant papers are published in a collection each accompanied by a critical introduction by one of the most unforgiving minds in the Jungian world, none other than Andrew Samuels himself.
Reflecting Critically on the Political Psyche is a bold and provocative collection of […]
Nature, Psyche, and Society: Jungian Insights in Junguiana 2024
Junguiana, the scientific journal of the Sociedade Brasileira de Psicologia Analítica (SBPA), has been dedicated to the development of analytical psychology and related fields since 1983. Published twice a year, it features original articles, reviews, clinical cases, interviews, and more, offering a space for rigorous and reflective contributions. Open to scientific, cultural, social, and contemporary […]
Discover the Depths of Jungian Psychotherapy: Working With the Psyche Series
The Jung Society of Washington proudly presents Working With the Psyche: Theory and Practice of Psychotherapy from a Jungian Perspective, a compelling series of filmed presentations designed for practitioners and enthusiasts alike. This collection explores topics like the wounded healer, transference, dream interpretation, archetypes, and the role of myth and fairy tales in psychological work.
Spearheaded by James Hollis, alongside […]
The Once and Future Goddesses: A Celebration of the Archetypal Feminine
The Once and Future Goddesses investigates the resurgence of the archetypal feminine within Women’s Spirituality, Mythological Studies, and Depth Psychology. This gathering reflects on the foundational 1970s movement, spotlighting pioneers like Marija Gimbutas, Charlene Spretnak, Maureen Murdock, and Hallie Iglehart, while exploring contemporary developments in these fields.
Saturday’s morning sessions revisit the origins of Goddess history and spirituality […]
Beyond the Binary: Jungian Insights on Gender and Sexuality
This issue of Psychological Perspectives titled Queer Jungian Voices, offers a rich exploration of gender, sexuality, and identity, featuring a diverse array of articles, poetry, and reviews. Guest editor Marybeth Carter opens with Perspective: Queer Jungian Voices, setting the stage for the issue’s focus on queer perspectives in analytical psychology, followed by her Special Thanks, acknowledging contributors.
From the C. G. Jung […]
The 18th Jungian Odyssey: A Journey into the Dark Feminine
Since its inception in 2006, the Jungian Odyssey, hosted by ISAPZurich, has welcomed Jungians an annual conference and retreat in Switzerland. This year’s theme, “Dark I am, yet lovely.”: Embracing the Exiled Feminine, draws inspiration from the region’s haunting history of witch persecutions and local legends, such as the Hexenstein (Witches’ Stone), to delve into the shadowy, […]
Dive into the Unconscious: Join the 2025 Dream Tending Retreat
The Dream Tending Retreat 2025 offers a rare opportunity to explore the depths of the psyche under the guidance of Dr. Stephen Aizenstat, a luminary in Jungian-inspired depth psychology. Hosted in-person at Pacifica Graduate Institute in Santa Barbarathis three-day retreat promises an experiential plunge into dreamwork that bridges Jung’s legacy with contemporary practice.
Aizenstat, founder of Dream Tending […]
Jungians Who Create
The IAJS, in partnership with Pacifica Extension and International Studies, will host an online seminar on March 15, 2025, titled Why Are Jungians Writing Novels (Doing Art)? This conversation will explore the reasons behind the growing trend of Jungians turning to fiction and other creative mediums.
Each of the featured speakers has contributed significantly to Jungian-inspired literature. Erik Goodwyn’s fantasy saga Raven’s […]
Emotions: Analyses and Interfaces
In April, two forthcoming books will deepen our understanding of emotions from both a Jungian and interdisciplinary perspective. Edited by Elizabeth Brodersen, Isabelle Meier, and Valeria Céspedes Musso, these volumes build on discussions from the 2023 international conference “I Feel, Therefore I Am”, held in celebration of the 75th anniversary of the C.G. Jung Institute Zurich.
Jungian and Interdisciplinary Analyses of […]
Jungianthology Radio
The C.G. Jung Institute of Chicago has put together Jungianthology Radio, a platform which keeps track of podcast episodes by release date. You can tune in to a curated and up to date mix of some your favourite Jungian podcasts all in one place. Series include Jung in the World, Jungian Ever After, Healing Cinema, and the Institute’s own archive.
The Many Faces of Transformation: Abraxas, Trauma, and the Developing Psyche
The upcoming conference by the Society of Analytical Psychology will bring together a diverse range of psychoanalytic perspectives, exploring the complexities of transformation, resilience, and the development of the mind.
Francesco Bisagni will examine the paradoxical nature of the psyche through the image of Abraxas, as described by Jung in The Visions Seminars and The Red Book. By drawing comparisons […]
IAJS releases Conference Presentations
In December 2023 the International Association of Jungian Studies hosted an online conference, titled Arts-Based Research Between Two Seas: Jung and the Islamic World. It featured a range of presentations exploring the intersections between Jungian psychology and Islamic thought. The full video presentations have now been released and are available on the IAJS YouTube channel.
Keynote speaker Dr. Susan Rowland delivered […]
Tenth Annual Regional Bion Symposium 2025
The Tenth Annual Regional Bion Symposium (RBS) 2025 will take place in person from April 25-27 at the Jamaica Bay Inn in Marina del Rey, California, offering an in-depth exploration of Bionian psychoanalysis with a focus on “Clinical Explications of Transformations of K and O.” Keynote speaker Rudi Vermote from will provide insights into these […]
Gender Expansiveness and Fluidity
The Michael Fordham Prize, awarded for the most creative and original approach to clinical analytic thinking, has been given to two papers this year. Jay Barlow’spaper, The Umbilical, explores early relational trauma, gender and sexual identity, and projective identification through the lens of a trans man’s experience. Barlow’s work uses images from Louise Bourgeois to illustrate […]
Models of the Psyche and Therapeutic Approaches
Quaderni di Cultura Junghiana is a journal published annually by Centro Italiano di Psicologia Analitica (CIPA). The latest issue of the journal celebrates the Italian psychiatrist Franco Basaglia (1924-1980). Basaglia wasn’t just a psychiatrist, he was a revolutionary. He dared to question the very foundations of mental health care, seeing asylums not as places of healing, but as […]