Graduate Certificate: Contemporary Analytical Psychology and Neo-Jungian Studies

various speakers
Start Date: 27/09/2026
End Date:27/06/2026
Scheduled course
Online

Overview

In a time marked by global mental health crises, social upheaval, and environmental uncertainty, the wisdom of depth psychology has never been more relevant—yet it remains widely underutilized. This one-of-a-kind graduate-level certificate course in Contemporary Analytical Psychology and Neo-Jungian Studies offers an unparalleled opportunity to engage deeply with world recognized authorities in Analytical Psychology and Neo-Jungian Studies whose individual and collective scholarship continue to shape the contours and influence the trajectory of the theory and practice of Jungian Psychoanalytic work.  Designed in collaboration with Jungianeum, this certificate program aims to continue our exploration of the current polycrisis by inviting our speakers to focus on clinical cases and explore analytical psychology from a clinical perspective. This will help students gain insight into the process of individuation “clinically” through the many valuable tools offered by analytical psychology.

Over the span of 14 weeks, participants will explore how Analytical Psychology addresses pressing psychological and cultural challenges—

  • Love (when it does not exist because it is a projection)
  • Freedom and how to reach “absolute freedom”
  • Gender Identity and Trauma in connection with Art and Dreams
  • Individuation (Through the Lens of Active Imagination)
  • The concept of Integrity and Individuation
  • Looking at the current Poly-crisis aiming at Individual and Collective Liberation
  • Art and Psyche in Clinical Practice
  • The “Three-Tiered Systems Model of Interaction
  • Psyche and Soma (A Holistic Approach to Understanding the Mind-Body Connection)
  • Synchronicity and Healing
  • How Human Consciousness Develops Through Untangling the Dyad
  • Phantom Anchors and the Ghosts of Unclaimed Selves in Third Culture Kids: Art Therapy for Survivors of Sexual Abuse
  • Adult Female Development From the Perspective of C. G. Jung’s Psychology

Each module offers a dynamic mix of live Zoom sessions, pre-recorded lectures, and experiential exercises, creating a rich environment for both professional development and personal insight.

Licensed mental health professionals (psychologists, LMFTs, LCSWs, LPCCs, and counselors) seeking to deepen their clinical practice through the lens of Jungian and Neo-Jungian theory.

Graduate students and early-career clinicians interested in integrating analytical psychology, archetypal frameworks, and depth-oriented methods into their training or therapeutic work.

Educators, scholars, and researchers in the humanities, social sciences, or religious studies looking to explore Jungian thought as a tool for cultural and psychological analysis.

Artists, creatives, and expressive arts therapists seeking to understand the symbolic and archetypal foundations of creativity, healing, and transformation.

Individuals engaged in personal development or spiritual inquiry who are drawn to Jungian perspectives on the psyche, individuation, myth, and cultural consciousness—no prior clinical background required.

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