Following an Institute tradition since September 11, 2001, a panel of analysts have gathered to explore the psychological dimension of our society’s ever moving and transforming cultural moment. Amidst pandemic, drought, climate change, increasing wealth disparity, racism, inflation, and war, we indeed find ourselves troubled and anxious. Therefore, just after this year’s mid-term elections, when we imperfectly take our political temperature, it is important to pause and bring a psychological perspective into our world situation. Although it is natural to dissociate or deny our problems, making time for conscious reflection, to wade in toward our fears and make meaning of them, is vital to staying alive. Jungian (Analytical) psychology’s task is to reacquaint us with the personal ground and the archetypal background of these times and of ourselves. This year three new analysts—Connie Romero, Bill Kotsch, and Larry Rayburn—will speak as a panel to address this moment.
Our Country in Crisis: The Beat Goes On
About this event
Speaker
Speakers
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Bill Kotsch
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Constance Romero
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Larry Rayburn
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