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Dr. Tom Singer’s new book, A Field Guide to American Cultural Complexes: The Battleground of the Splintered American Psyche, offers a vital Jungian framework for
The Philemon Foundation is hosting a public webinar, “On Dreams and the East,” presented by editor Giovanni Sorge, offering a unique window into C.G. Jung’s
The Slovenian Association for Analytical Psychology (SZAP) invites the public and professional community to its inaugural international conference, titled “Dr. Jožef Magdič Days,” to honor
The 21st Conference of Research in Jung and Analytical Psychology is set to explore a timely and profound theme: “Rewilding the Psyche: Jungian and Post-Jungian
The International Association for Jungian Studies (IAJS) invites scholars, clinicians, artists, and thinkers worldwide to its 2025 Online Conference, “Jung & Vital Force,” running from
JUNGIANEUM presents a curated selection of influential titles in Analytical Psychology, available for just $0.99 (Kindle edition) on Amazon.com and Amazon.co.uk.
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A special note for the community: For those of us who couldn’t make the pilgrimage to Zurich for the 23rd IAAP Congress—a truly historic gathering
The newest edition of Quadrant opens with a warm editorial from Kathryn Madden, who celebrates the coincidence of the journal’s production with worldwide commemorations of
“I met with him one evening after my lectures in London. We got into conversation about psychiatry and mental illnesses. I sketched out a typical
The Association of Jungian Analysts (AJA) along with the Independent Group of Analytical Psychologists (IGAP) and The Guild of Analytical Psychologists (GAP) invites qualified psychotherapists,
The Jungian community promises exceptional gatherings in 2026, that span clinical innovation, professional development, technological transformation, and social engagement.
From 4-7 June, the Central European Conference
The Kristine Mann Library (KML) is hosting a two-day conference, Jung at 150: Hiding in Plain Sight, next weekend, exploring the enduring and unexpectedly contemporary relevance