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Friday, 7 August, 2026
Welcome to the weekend and to another edition of the Jungian.Directory newsletter, where we bring you the latest events, books, courses, conferences and videos from around the Jungian world. We hope you enjoy what this week has to offer! This week’s event lineup includes events from Latin America, Australia, and North America. Today, Robert Bosnak speaks on embodied imagination at the intersection of neuroscience and perception, and next week Beth…
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Thursday, 6 August, 2026
The Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts holds its biennial invitational conference on October 23–24, 2026. This year’s theme, “The Dynamisms That Move Us,” examines the power dynamics behind what is considered the culture’s competing voices: those who are silenced, ignored, or muted, and those loud enough to drown others out. Friday opens with Jacqueline Zeller Levine on individuation and the courage to answer the inner call to be seen, followed…
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Thursday, 6 August, 2026
This Saturday, the Sociedade Brasileira de Psicologia Analítica hosts “Jung e Nietzsche,” a symposium with Gustavo Pessoa and Isadora Petry, available both in person and online. The symposium takes páthos as its starting point. It is a word that gestures toward suffering and passion, but also toward the notion of the event itself. Pessoa and Petry ask what it means to relocate illness from the pathological into the realm of…
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Thursday, 6 August, 2026
Fairy tales have always been much more than bedtime stories, and this weekend in New York sets out to prove it. From September 25 to 27, Morbid Anatomy and the Archive for Research in Archetypal Symbolism (ARAS) are hosting The Art of Fairy Tales Weekend, celebrating the release of Morbid Anatomy founder Joanna Ebenstein’s new book, The Art of Fairy Tales . The weekend opens Friday evening with the ARAS…
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Thursday, 6 August, 2026
‘In this episode of the podcast I am speaking with Catherine Svehla PhD about the myth of Eros and Psyche, Amongst other things we talk about Psyche’s tasks, impossible tasks, unexpected help, the beauty of Psyche, the box of beauty from the underworld, how to live with Eros as a mysterious creative force in our lives, learning how to trust the creative process, how Eros needs Psyche and how Psyche…
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Thursday, 6 August, 2026
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Friday, 31 July, 2026
It’s the weekend and welcome to the newest edition of the Jungian.Directory newsletter, where we bring you the latest events, books, courses, conferences and videos from around the Jungian world. We hope you enjoy what this week has to offer! This week’s events include a film  screening of Atonement hosted by  SAAJA, exploring themes of guilt, shadow and the power of symbolic storytelling. Dream Tending offers a free session on…
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Friday, 31 July, 2026
A public dispute has unfolded within the pages of the Journal of Analytical Psychology over how contemporary Jungian clinicians should understand and work with gender-expansive patients. What began as a single paper by Robert Tyminski has grown into a multi-part exchange involving a critical response, a rebuttal from an international coalition of queer Jungians, and a separate evidentiary analysis. It raises broader questions about how the field reconciles its foundational…
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Friday, 31 July, 2026
‘The Birds Who Flew Beyond Time is a children’s book written by Anne Baring. It is a modern retelling of the beloved Sufi classic, The Conference of the Birds, the 13th-century masterpiece by Farid ud-Din Attar. In this reimagined tale, the birds of the Earth, guided by the wise Hoopoe, answer Her call for help and embark on an extraordinary journey beyond the edge of time in search of the…
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Friday, 31 July, 2026
‘Cosa accade quando psicologia analitica, arte e intelligenza artificiale si incontrano? In questo reel, la dott.ssa Barbara Collevecchio raccoglie le riflessioni di Valeria Riccio, Piergiovanni Allegri e Roberto Finelli, protagonisti del laboratorio dedicato all’Intelligenza Artificiale nell’ambito dell’evento “La Psicologia Analitica in dialogo con l’Arte”, ospitato presso la Fondazione Morra Greco. Un confronto vivo e multidisciplinare che ha messo in dialogo psicologia analitica, filosofia e innovazione tecnologica, interrogandosi sul significato dell’incontro…
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