Growing up; the greatest of all adventures; the greatest of all challenges! Even if psychological growth is the most important challenge as regards life’s meaning, it is also the most neglected aspect in our educational systems and amongst our conscious collective concerns.
Who in their youth didn’t ask questions about life and how to deal with its challenges? Young people are faced like never before with the unknown as regards the future. My aim is to present the inner life as a resource and a place where growth and development takes place.
Throughout several decades of practice with adolescents and young adults I have found that they were most often passionately interested in learning about the depths in themselves. Addressing the youth of our times, Jung offers an understanding, a way and simple knowledge which helps individuals to face what is called for on the path of life.
Everyone dreams; what do dreams mean?
Why are they a real resource?
A nightmare is meaningful, discover its messages.
Why don’t we understand someone? It may be a question of typology.
What are our complexes and how to get beyond them?
What is happening when we don’t want to get of bed? Psychic energy determines our need to go out, or into ourselves.
What is it in the other that is so annoying? A question of shadow?
What is symbolic language? The language of the psyche – it’s easy to learn.
How is my own unconscious a source of inspiration and creativity?
What is my personal myth and how to discover it?
How is it determining the direction I should take in life?
What happens when I take the path that is not fully mine? False adaptation?
How come it is all in me?
Carl Jung can answer all these questions. Let’s learn together!
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