Hello and welcome,

It’s Friday again and time for another edition of the Jungian.Directory newsletter. We’re excited to bring you the latest from the Jungian community, featuring the latest events, books, courses, conferences, and videos. We hope you enjoy this week’s offerings

Our weekend calendar is packed full of events to be attended, both online and in person. The list down below contains only a few of the many on offer. We invite you to have a look at our events calendar

to see the full scope of what is happening in the Jungian world this weekend.

We feature two books from Chiron Publications. The Serpent and the Staff/The Mermaid and the Diver: Stalking the Roots of Psychoanalysis by Ronald Schenk has recently been published, and Wild Freedom: The Princess Who Found Her Name – On Fairy Tales, Imagination and the Creative Mind by Dale Kushner is set to be released in the near future.

We also feature two upcoming conferences, one of which is happening next weekend. There are two courses that might be particularly suited to the musical and creative types.

In our YouTube section this week you will find a Psychosocial Wednesdays throwback. In the first, a look back on the recent pandemic with Susan Rowland. In the second, George Hogenson talks about symbols and their systems. In the third, Karin Fleischer walks us through working with trauma in the collective.

Friday Newsletter

Every Friday (4pm GMT) the Jungian.Directory sends a newsletter to our subscribers with the latest news,  events, conferences, books, articles, courses, podcasts and videos from around the Jungian world.

Our editors regularly check the websites and email newsletters of every IAAP and related Jungian organisation from around the whole world. So if it is Jungian and it is happening, we will tell you about it.

News

Register now for the JAP's 70th anniversary conference
The JAP turned 70 this year and the anticipation is building for the celebratory online conference which is just around the corner on Friday, November 7th, and Saturday, November 8th. If you want to attend you should register now. The very first issue of the Journal of Analytical Psychology, published…
Friday, 31 October, 2025
The Brazilian Society of Analytical Psychology (SBPA) is opening its flagship conference to the world for the first time. The 35th edition of MOITARÁ, Brazil’s premier gathering of Jungian analysts and depth psychology practitioners, will be held at Campos do Jordao, Sao Paulo, and online from November 28-30, 2025, making…
Friday, 31 October, 2025
A night for the shadow to breathe
Each autumn, as darkness gathers in the natural world, it also gathers in the human one. This year’s headlines remind us that the shadow is not a mythic idea but a lived reality — playing out in war, displacement, political rage, and deepening division. Halloween, though playful, offers an ancient…
Friday, 31 October, 2025

Featured Upcoming Events

Our Events Editor is scouring the websites and email newsletters of all the Jungian organisations in our directory. We present, for your convenience a diary of Jungian events occurring around the world, many of which can be attended online. 

We are working hard to make our diary comprehensive; it should contain every event organised by a Jungian organisation worldwide. If we have missed your event please contact us to let us know. 

Conferences

Hotel Santa Fe
Jungian International Training Zurich
Local Time:
Nov 05 - 09 2025 |
3:00 am - 1:00 pm
Mexico City
IAAP Analysis & Activism
Local Time:
Nov 05 - 08 2025 |
3:00 am - 1:00 pm
Online
Journal of Analytical Psychology
Local Time:
Nov 07 - 08 2025 |
1:00 pm - 2:30 pm
Online-Zoom
London Arts-Based Research Centre
Local Time:
Nov 08 2025 |
5:00 am - 1:00 pm

There are a number of major Jungian conferences planned for the coming year.  Here are the next four. For more visit our conferences page.

Books

Hannah Armbrust, Routledge (2025) 

This study proposes a “decolonial option” for engaging with Jung’s work, reframing analytical psychology through Indigenous myth, archetypal intersubjectivity, and diatopic hermeneutics. Challenging Eurocentric readings of the psyche, it reinterprets…

Robin S. Brown, Mark Saban, Routledge (2025) 

This thought-provoking collection gathers leading Jungian thinkers to explore the discipline’s evolving relationship with relational and intersubjective theories. Long critiqued for its individualism, Jungian psychology is here re-examined through a…

Alba Carod, Routledge (2026) 

Archetypal Coaching offers a transformative approach to personal growth, blending ancient Greek astrological foundations and dream work with modern coaching techniques, somatic awareness, and Jungian active imagination. Astrological archetypes illuminate…

Books. For more visit our books page.

Journal Articles

Jungian Directory has a comprehensive database of articles published in Jungian journals since the very first publication of a journal to the current day. We also maintain a separate searchable directory of all articles available to read free access. Below are the five articles most recently added to our database.

Shevchenko S. (2024) Mirrors of War. Psychological Perspectives.  67(3), 312-319.
Zaleska O. (2024) Authoritarianism in Relation to Children: Reflections in Times of War. Psychological Perspectives.  67(3), 304-311.
Brante O. (2024) Authoritarianism and the Female Psyche. Psychological Perspectives.  67(3), 299-303.
Skvarko V. (2024) Love and Betrayal in the Face of Catastrophe. Psychological Perspectives.  67(3), 293-298.
Bernatska O. (2024) Between Kairos and Chronos: A War Diary. Psychological Perspectives.  67(3), 277-292.

YouTube videos curated for Jungians

Our YouTube editor roots around in the YouTube thickets to dig up videos that will be of   interest to Jungians.
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