Speakers
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Ann Ulanov
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Dennis Patrick Slattery
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Erik Goodwyn
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James HollisDr. James Hollis is a Washington D.C. based Jungian psychoanalyst and the author of seventeen books.
His current project takes him in a bold new direction. It is a documentary film tentatively titled “Soulheal.” James is collaborating with filmmaker José Enrique Pardo and producer Shon Tomlin on this project, which is inspired by his book “Under Saturn’s Shadow.”
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Janis Maxwell
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Michael Conforti
Jung on the Hudson Seminar 2026
Join us at our 35th annual Jung on the Hudson summer seminar series — a unique opportunity to step back from the challenges of every day life and explore what lies within us. Designed for the general public as well as mental health professionals, during the course of our program an outstanding faculty of Jungian analysts and authors will help shed light on the relevance of Jung’s psychology and ideas to our personal and/or professional lives.
Our Jung on the Hudson seminars offer an opportunity to stretch ourselves psychologically and professionally— a respite from the demands of everyday life and an opportunity to better balance spirit and matter and find meaning in our lives.
From the start of our seminar series, we have taken great pride in offering meaningful, in-depth content. What began as a small, in person program held in Rhinebeck, New York, thanks to the wonders of technology, the program has become internationally attended with participants last summer joining us from 29 different states and nine countries.
We hope you will join us for what promises to be another thought-provoking and stimulating time with like-minded colleagues from all over the world.
Channeling Our Complexes and Conflicts to Heal Ourselves
Throughout this week-long seminar, a distinguished faculty of Jungian analysts and scholars will help us explore how complexes and conflicts shape our inner lives — and how their energies may be harnessed for healing, creativity, and transformation. Join James Hollis, Keynote; Michael Conforti, Erik Goodwyn, Janis Maxwell, and Ann Belford Ulanov for this rich exploration of Jung’s psychology and its enduring relevance to the conflicts and challenges of contemporary life.
Metaphor, Mystery and Symbol: Shaping the Embodied Self
In this Weekend Workshop Dennis Patrick Slattery will explore the ways in which we are an intrinsic weave of myth, memory, stories, rituals and embodiment that aid us in navigating our interior selves and the exterior world in its ambiguities.
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