The Space Between – The JAP Conference in Split next October
The Journal of Analytical Psychology has announced its 2027 International Conference under the theme “The Space Between: Its Limits and Possibilities, Collapse and Metamorphosis in the Analytic Vessel and the World.” The theme invites reflection on the threshold spaces where analytic work so often unfolds, the territory where emotional experience exceeds what can be put into […]
Archetypes, The Pope, and The Machine
Archetypes in the Machine: A Jungian Event in Context
Tomrrow, 27 June, the Association of Jungian Analysts hosts Archetypes in the Machine — a half-day online conference inviting Jungian analysts, analytical psychologists, and allied practitioners to explore what depth psychology has to offer as artificial intelligence reshapes the world. The timing is apt. Rarely has the […]
Becoming a Jungian Analyst: IAAP Conference Opens in Copenhagen This Weekend
Becoming a Jungian Analyst: Reflections on Practice, Training and Research opens this weekend on the 26th of June in Copenhagen. Dedicated to exploring the journey of becoming an analyst from the interweaving of theoretical training, clinical practice, research, and the ongoing relationship with the unconscious, it takes place at Hotel Scandic Copenhagen and is convened […]
Jung’s Pointing Finger: Claudette Kulkarni on Sex, Gender, and Sexuality in Analytical Psychology
Jungian Psychology Space has recently published Claudette Kulkarni’s “Jung’s Pointing Finger: Sex, Gender, and Sexuality.” In it, Kulkarni offers a systematic and uncompromising critique of Jung’s theories on sex, gender, and sexuality, challenging their binary assumptions and calling for a re-visioning of analytical psychology in light of contemporary scientific and social developments.
Kulkarni is a retired […]
Exploring Jung’s Legacy: Wolfgang Giegerich on Jung’s Psychology with Soul
Tomorrow, one of the most rigorous and uncompromising thinkers in the post-Jungian world takes up a question that sits at the very foundation of analytical psychology: what does it mean that Jung insisted on a psychology with soul? On June 20, from 10am to 1pm Bucharest time, Wolfgang Giegerich brings this inquiry to an online […]
When the Arrangement Sings: Form, Freedom, and the Flower
The second issue of the Jung Journal‘s twentieth volume arrives with a theme that weaves through almost every piece in it: creativity in its many forms, alongside darkness, redemption, and the archetypal imagination. It is a rich and varied issue, ranging from Shakespeare and opera to cave retreats for men, Persian miniature painting, and the […]
Dream Tending Certificate I: Learning the Language of Dreams with Stephen Aizenstat
Stephen Aizenstat is opening enrolment for his Dream Tending Certificate I Program, running from January 15 to June 2027. Stephen is the founder of Pacifica Graduate Institute, a world-renowned depth psychologist, and one of the most significant figures in contemporary dreamwork.
The Program, Who It’s For, and Enrolment
Structured around four three-day online modules, the Certificate I […]
Introducing the Jungian.Directory Audio Newsletter
We’re delighted to announce that the Jungian.Directory newsletter is now available in audio form. Every Friday, alongside the written edition, you can now listen to the week’s Jungian news read aloud — the same events, books, conferences, courses, and conversations you already know, voiced for your commute, your morning walk, or any moment when listening […]
The Golden Ball: Depth Psychology Meets the Beautiful Game
What happens when you watch a great goal, or witness a team fall apart under pressure, or find yourself unable to explain why you care so deeply about eleven people you have never met kicking a ball around a field? Something is at work that has nothing to do with the game and at the […]
The Second Handbook of Jungian Psychology: Book Discussion at the University of Essex
The University of Essex’s Department of Psychosocial and Psychoanalytic Studies hosts a book discussion on Wednesday June 17. The subject is The Second Handbook of Jungian Psychology: Theory, Practice and Applications, edited by Renos K. Papadopoulos and Stephen Garratt and recently published by Routledge- a landmark volume in analytical psychology scholarship, with a foreword by […]
Dreams: A Journey Between Clinic and Research – AIPA’s Master Programme and Upcoming June Seminar
The Italian Association of Analytical Psychology (AIPA) has been running its ambitious Master programme on dream theory and clinical practice, Sogni: Un Percorso tra Clinica e Ricerca, throughout 2026. The fifth module takes place on June 13 and addresses a theme that often goes underexplored in the dreamwork literature: dreams in children and adolescents. Led […]
Stages of Life: Death, Immortality, and the Jungian Imagination
Death is not a meaningless end, but an accomplishment, a ripe fruit on the tree of life. So said Jung, and it is his lifelong engagement with mortality, the afterlife, and the psyche’s preparation for death that forms the backbone of the 2026 Summer Study Programme. Running across five online sessions from July 20 to […]
Asian Women: Jungian Perspectives – A Call for Papers from Taiwan
The Taiwan Society of Analytical Psychology and the Department of Family Studies and Child Development at Shih Chien University have announced their 2026 International Conference on Jungian Psychology, to be held in Taipei on December 12 and 13, 2026. The call for papers is now open, with a submission deadline of September 13, 2026.
Call for […]
Rome, 2028: The IAAP Announces Its Next International Congress
The International Association for Analytical Psychology has issued its call for papers for the XXIV International Congress for Analytical Psychology, to be held in Rome from August 27 to September 1, 2028.
The congress theme is Psyche’s Search for Temenos in Times of Turmoil: Witnessing, Engaging, Transforming, and speaks directly to the conditions under which analytical […]
Body as Symbol: Mark Winborn on Soma in the Intersubjective Field
On June 6, Jungian Studies Istanbul hosts a lecture by Mark Winborn on the relationship between body and psyche in the analytic encounter. Body Images: Soma in the Intersubjective Field opens with a distinction that shapes much of the field of psychosomatics. The older approach treats bodily symptoms as expressions of specific psychological conflicts, the body […]