It is Friday and time for yet another edition of the Jungian.Directory newsletter, where we bring you the latest in Jungian news, events, courses, conferences, and books. Thank you for subscribing and we hope you enjoy this week’s issue. If you know of anyone who might appreciate this resource, please do forward this email to them.
This week we feature a small selection of events focusing in on Individuation, new insights in depth psychology, Jung’s analysis of The Book of Job, and the archetype of the alcoholic. There are many more events to be explored in our calendar.
We also feature two exciting new books to look forward to in 2025. The first is The Writings and Drawings of Emma Jung published by Princeton University Press, and the second is James Hollis’s Living with Borrowed Dust published by Sounds True. We also feature two upcoming conferences that are both open for proposals, and two CPD courses set to start early next year.
Scroll to the bottom of this email to see our pick for this week’s YouTube selection. The first is the 1992 documentary Passions of the Soul. The second is Gerhard Adler’s account of his analysis with Jung. In the last, Jung’s influence on modern coaching models is explored.