Friday has arrived, ushering in the newest installment of the Jungian.Directory newsletter. We’re delighted to deliver to you the freshest insights from analytical psychology’s vibrant landscape, featuring the latest events, books, courses, conferences, and videos. We hope this edition captivates and enriches your week ahead.
Our curated events this week span the collective psyche’s storms to intimate creative encounters: psychic epidemics amid global fervor, fatherhood’s mythic margins, Red Book imagery’s revelations, and active imagination’s therapeutic fire. As usual, all of these can be attended online.
We feature two new books, one upcoming and one recently published. Body as Shadow: Jung’s Method of Embodied Healing by Erica Lorentz will be published next year by Karnac Books, and Jungian and Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Christmas: Origins, Motifs, and Psychological Significances by Kendrick Lyddon Norris was published by Routledge earlier this month.
We also feature two upcoming conferences, and two courses starting this month.
At the bottom of this email you will find our selection of three YouTube videos. The first, depth psychologist Bonnie Bright and neuroscientist Christophe Morin unpack how technology mirrors our collective psyche. The second uncovers Marie-Louise von Franz’s timeless insights in a restored 1977 interview. In the last, Dr. Robert Moore illuminates the elder’s life mission through spiritual practice, warning against the traps of aging and calling for soulful leadership in later years.