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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
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
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
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,
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
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
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
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 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
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
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
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