It’s Friday again and welcome to this week’s 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.
This week we feature events from Mexico, London, and Minnesota. All these events and more can be attended online. Wednesday’s event by Psychosocial Wednesdays can also be attended free of charge, just be sure to register in time.
We also feature two new books. Women and Sometimes Men is set to be published the week after next by Routledge, and Chiron Publications has added The Serpent and the Staff/The Mermaid and the Diver: Stalking the Roots of Psychoanalysis to their Coming Soon list.
We also feature an upcoming tour and a conference both starting in 2025. There are two courses starting in November that might pique your interest.
At the very bottom of this email you will find our choice selection of 3 YouTube videos. The first is Penelope Tarasuk exploring the archetype of The Wounded Healer. In the second, Howling in the Wilderness podcast interviews Dylan Francisco on Jung and Psychedelics. The third is a throwback to a conversation between Tom Singer and Stefano Carpani in 2019, discussing Jung, Cultural Complexes, and Trump.