Anima, Animus, and the Sacred: Inside the Latest Issue of the Russian Jungian Journal
Issue 2/2025 (No. 8) of the Russian-language Jungian journal published by the Practical School of Analytical Psychology (PSAP) arrives with a theoretically rich selection of articles, including translated contributions from two prominent voices in international analytical psychology, alongside conference materials and personal reflections on last year’s landmark IAAP Congress in Zurich.
Structure and Dynamics of the […]
Words That Transform, Bodies That Move, Binaries That Break
The latest issue of Psychoanalytic Dialogues arrives with three substantial article clusters on the transformative power of singular words, dissociated anti-Blackness, and queer creative possibility, alongside an editorial note announcing a significant expansion of the journal’s editorial board. Two pieces are freely available to all readers.
Free to Read: Note from the Editors
The editorial note from […]
Honouring Jung, Revisiting Freud, and Thinking Across Cultures
June 6 marks the anniversary of Carl Gustav Jung’s death in 1961 and this year, three events on the same day offer very different but complementary ways of engaging with the legacy of depth psychology. From Washington to London to Zurich, the day invites reflection on where analytical psychology has come from, where it stands, […]
What the Wilderness Knows: Gods, Goddesses, and Sequoias
The latest issue of Psychological Perspectives, the journal of the C.G. Jung Institute of Los Angeles, arrives under the theme of: What Emerges From The Wilderness. It is a question that resonates across the natural world, the mythological imagination, and the interior life. The issue pursues it through an unusually wide range of registers, from […]
Whispers of Hope: The Assisi Institute Brings James Hollis and Susannah Heschel to Assisi
The Assisi Institute is one of the longer-standing institutions in the Jungian world, now in its 36th year, and has described its upcoming event as one of the most important in its history. Whispers of Hope: An Intimation of So Much More takes place on June 7, 2026, in Assisi, Italy, and is available as […]
The Psyche Meets the Machine: Three Jungian Gatherings on AI
Artificial intelligence is fast becoming one of the most pressing preoccupations in the Jungian world. The coming weeks bring three very different opportunities to think about it.
Artificial Intelligence and Deep Psychology (Belloc Abbey, France, May 23–24)
The most distinctive of the Espace Francophone Jungien conference taking place at Belloc Abbey in Urt, in the French Pyrénées-Atlantiques, […]
Looking at Us Through Their Eyes: Stefano Carta at Psychosocial Wednesdays
On May 13, 2026, at 8pm online, Stefano Carta joins Psychosocial Wednesdays with a lecture titled Towards an Ecological Theory of Mind. Carta proposes an ecological model of the psyche that traces the evolutionary roots of Jungian archetypes as functions-between rather than fixed inner forms — dynamic couplings of organism and environment, grounded in James […]
Stand By The Mother Returns: George Bright on Philemon, Ka, and the Human Dilemma
Stand By The Mother is a Jungian fundraising lecture series conceived and hosted by training analyst Heba Zaphiriou-Zarifi in support of Palestinian mothers, it returns this June with its second event.
The Lecture: Who is Philemon? Who is Ka?
The speaker for this event is George Bright, one of the more distinctive voices in British analytical psychology. […]
The Space Between: The JAP Announces Its 2027 International Conference and a Call for Papers
The Journal of Analytical Psychology has announced its 2027 International Conference, to be held in Split, Croatia from October 14 to 17. The theme — The Space Between: Its Limits and Possibilities, Collapse and Metamorphosis in the Analytic Vessel and the World — speaks directly to where much of the most urgent clinical and theoretical […]
Small Groups, Big Questions: Peter Dunlap on Jung, Justice, and Belonging
On Saturday May 23, the Journal of Analytical Psychology hosts an online experiential workshop with Peter T. Dunlap, PhD, exploring how small-group work can activate what Jung called psychocultural development. Drawing on his experience convening Belonging, Becoming, and Engaging (BBE) groups, Dunlap introduces the concept of moral attention (the integration of love, political justice, and […]
Two More Jungian Gatherings Worth Your Attention: Brazil and Zurich
MOITARÁ 2026 — Campos do Jordão, Brazil, November 13–15
Now in its 36th edition, MOITARÁ is the flagship annual conference of the Brazilian Society of Analytical Psychology and one of the largest Jungian gatherings in the world. This year’s theme is both urgent and timeless: How do women challenge their time?
The conference takes as its starting point the women […]
Identity at the Crossroads: Moldova Hosts Its First International Jungian Conference
The Association of Analytical Psychology of Moldova is hosting its first ever international conference this June, signifying a landmark moment for Jungian psychology in the region, and a gathering that could hardly be better situated. Moldova, a small country in Southeastern Europe poised between East and West, offers a living metaphor for the conference’s central […]
Archetypes in the Machine: A Half-Day Conference on Jungian Analysis and AI
Artificial intelligence is reshaping the world at a pace that few predicted and fewer still feel equipped to respond to. For Jungian analysts and analytical psychologists, the question presents technological or ethical considerations, but also a depth psychological one. What is the spirit of this moment? What archetypal forces are at work? And what resources […]
Noise, Tenderness, and the Fractured World
The latest issue of Psychoanalytic Dialogues is a rich and wide-ranging one, moving from the phenomenology of the clinical encounter to the fractured socio-political world in which analysts and patients alike are trying to hold themselves together. Several pieces are available to read free of charge, and they make for compelling reading.
The issue’s centrepiece is […]
There’s an App for That: Even for Your Inner Zeus
After completing his doctorate, Jungian analyst Philippe Jacquet found himself with a few unexpected weeks of freedom and used them to build an app.
G-Myths is a free, browser-based tool that maps the Greek archetypes onto your psychological life, no download required, no strings attached, and no marketing agenda. Built only for fun.
The app offers six […]