Courtship, Marriage, and Partnership
On Valentine’s Day, 1903, Carl Jung married Emma Rauschenbach, forming a union that would shape both their lives and Jung’s career. Emma, a seventeen-year-old daughter of a wealthy industrialist, fell in love with Jung, a penniless 24-year-old doctor of the insane. Their courtship caused a stir—she was a young woman of status, and he was […]
DGAP Symposium 2025: Tribute to Earth – In Search of Future Prospects
In March the German Society for Analytical Psychology (DGAP) will host its annual symposium in Frankfurt. Under the theme Tribute to Earth – In Search of Future Prospects, the event will provide a space for reflection and dialogue on the pressing challenges facing both the field of analytical psychology and society at large.
The main public program begins on […]
Reclaiming Jung’s Psychological Types: A Workshop on Its True Meaning
The Journal of Analytical Psychology is hosting a two-part online workshop to explore the true essence of Jung’s Psychological Types, and address the widespread misunderstandings that have persisted since its publication in 1921. Led by Steve Myers, this series will examine Jung’s original intent, particularly his focus on individuation rather than mere typological categorization, and how his gravamen can […]
A Meeting in the In-Between: Psychoanalytic Responses to Loss and Conflict
The latest issue of Psychoanalytic Dialogues opens with an editorial introduction (open access) by Stephen Hartman, Lauren Levine, Amy Schwartz Cooney, and Jack Foehl. This issue features the Lewis Aron Prize section (open access), dedicated to exploring psychoanalysis in dialogue with grief, social ethics, and transformation. Rachel Karliner’s article, Meeting in the In-Between: Grief, Immobility, and Transformation, examines how grief shapes psychic immobility […]
Exploring Transformation: Individuation, Virtual Reality, and Myth in Analytical Psychology
The latest issue of Studi Junghiani (N. 60, 2024) offers a diverse exploration of topics in analytical psychology. Cristina Brunialti examines disability from an analytical perspective, while Antonio de Rienzo explores the interplay of perversion and vitality within the transference field. Guido Maria Lattanzi discusses transformation through the mythic figures of Medusa and the Phoenix, focusing on language and temporality. Barbara Persico presents a case study […]
A Night at the Movies
The C.G. Jung Foundation for Analytical Psychology is hosting an online fundraiser event, interpreting the independent short film ‘Harry’s Gift’ through a Jungian Lens. The event will be moderated by Christina McDonald, with opening remarks by Jane Selinske, President of the C.G. Jung Foundation. Following the film screening, a discussion will be led by Jane Selinske and […]
INSIGHTS Magazine
The Pacifica Graduate Institute is proud to introduce INSIGHTS, a brand-new quarterly magazine, designed exclusively for their Lifelong Learner and Student Members.
The inaugural edition of INSIGHTS, published on January 23, 2025, takes a deep dive into the theme of Individuation. This includes contributions by Lionel Corbett, Kwame Scruggs, and Juliet Rohde-Brown. The issue also features active imagination exercises, […]
Exploring Homophobia Through Cultural Complexes
The International Queer Jungian Initiative invites you to its next gathering on Sunday, January 26, 2025. This session features Dr. Gabriel Contreira Sansoni, a distinguished Brazilian psychiatrist and Jungian analyst, presenting Between Apollo and Dionysus – The Expression of the Cultural Complex of Homophobia in the Lives of Gay Men. Dr. Sansoni will consider how the imposed inferiority […]
Attention Earthlings!
Tomorrow on January 25, the C.G. Jung Institute of Los Angeles invites you to explore the enigmatic realm of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) and their significance through the lens of Jungian psychology.
The workshop is inspired by Carl Jung’s seminal 1958 essay Flying Saucers: A Modern Myth of Things Seen in the Skies. In his essay, Jung […]
Themes in Psychoanalysis: Exploring Trauma, Gender, and Unconscious Dynamics
The February 2025 issue of the British Journal of Psychotherapy presents a rich collection of articles exploring psychoanalytic themes, clinical practices, and the intersections of psychotherapy within broader cultural topics. Yanxiu Zhang’s article, The uncanny COVID-19 pandemic: The traumatic impact on our sense of the familiar (open access), examines the pandemic’s disruptive effects on our perception of the familiar. Stephen […]
Illuminating Jungian Concepts and Themes
ISAP Zurich’s Spring 2025 Public Semester offers a compelling opportunity to explore the depths of Jungian psychology through an array of engaging lectures and discussions – both Zoom and on-site attendance possible.
The semester begins with Dariane Pictet’s lecture on Key Concepts in Analytical Psychology, providing an essential introduction to foundational Jungian ideas such as the ego, Self, […]
The Alchemical Process of “Separatio”
The Assisi Institute’s 2025 Winter Dream Online Conference is starting today.
This conference offers an exploration of dreams as a gateway to understanding the soul and the psyche. Anchored in the concept of “Separatio,” an alchemical process described by Jung, the conference will look into how discernment in dream work helps us identify projections and complexes that […]
The Love Problem of a Student Revisited
The Journal of Analytical Psychology invites psychotherapeutic practitioners to an interactive online event on Saturday, February 15, 2025, featuring Dr. Niccolò Fiorentino Polipo. Dr. Polipo will present his paper, The Love Problem of a Student—Revisited: A Psycho-Ethical Map for Cases of Anima Projection, originally published in the 2024 volume of the JAP. This event is part of an ongoing […]
Jungian Thought Meets Brazilian Roots: A Cross-Cultural Journey
Cadernos Junguianos is the annual journal of da Associação Junguiana do Brasil. It is published free online in PDF format, and the entire issue is published in English as well as Portuguese
The 18th issue features papers presented at the 27th Congress of AJB held in Salvador, Bahia this year. Salvador is a city steeped in cultural, historical, and mystical significance, […]
New year, new insights: 150 years of Jung
The most significant event of the year is the triennial congress of the IAAP. One hundred fifty years have passed since Jung’s birth and to mark it the XXIII International Congress of Analytical Psychology, is being hosted in Zurich from 24 – 29 August 2025. The invitation to participate in the congress poses fundamental questions: Where are we Jungians today? Who are […]