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  • September 2026

  • Sat 5
    From the Myth of Sirens to the Little Mermaid: Releasing the Female Voice

    From the Myth of Sirens to the Little Mermaid

    September 5 @ 9:00 am - 11:00 am
    LIVESTREAM ONLY

    In Greek Mythology, sirens are mermaids. The allure of their voices and beauty is so strong, that it casts a spell, drawing men to them into the sea.

    $60
  • Sat 5
    Into the Starry Night V: The Eternal Return

    Into the Starry Night V – The Eternal Return

    September 5 @ 11:00 am - 1:30 pm Into the Starry Night V – The Eternal Return
    LIVESTREAM ONLY

    The Red Book is a seminal work that came out of Jung's struggle to find his own myth. Sonu Shamdassani, the editor of The Red Book states that the ideas further elaborated in the Collected Works, all spring from this one source, with a key difference.

    $750
  • Mon 7
    An integrated, practice-based, comprehensive course comprising nine sections of analytical psychology and two integration sessions over a ten-month period.

    Jungian Oriented Psychotherapy 2026

    September 7 @ 7:00 pm - 9:15 pm
    LIVESTREAM ONLY

    An integrated, practice-based, comprehensive course comprising nine sections of analytical psychology and two integration sessions over a ten-month period.

    $1800
  • October 2026

  • Sat 3
    Gazing into the Abyss: Mortality and Individuation

    Gazing into the Abyss

    October 3 @ 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
    LIVESTREAM ONLY

    This workshop explores the engagement with death and mortality as an important task and potential catalyst in the individuation process.

    $150
  • Sat 3
    Into the Starry Night V: The Eternal Return

    Into the Starry Night V – The Eternal Return

    October 3 @ 11:00 am - 1:30 pm Into the Starry Night V – The Eternal Return
    LIVESTREAM ONLY

    The Red Book is a seminal work that came out of Jung's struggle to find his own myth. Sonu Shamdassani, the editor of The Red Book states that the ideas further elaborated in the Collected Works, all spring from this one source, with a key difference.

    $750
  • November 2026

  • Sat 7
    Into the Starry Night V: The Eternal Return

    Into the Starry Night V – The Eternal Return

    November 7 @ 11:00 am - 1:30 pm Into the Starry Night V – The Eternal Return
    LIVESTREAM ONLY

    The Red Book is a seminal work that came out of Jung's struggle to find his own myth. Sonu Shamdassani, the editor of The Red Book states that the ideas further elaborated in the Collected Works, all spring from this one source, with a key difference.

    $750
  • December 2026

  • Sat 5
    Into the Starry Night V: The Eternal Return

    Into the Starry Night V – The Eternal Return

    December 5 @ 11:00 am - 1:30 pm Into the Starry Night V – The Eternal Return
    LIVESTREAM ONLY

    The Red Book is a seminal work that came out of Jung's struggle to find his own myth. Sonu Shamdassani, the editor of The Red Book states that the ideas further elaborated in the Collected Works, all spring from this one source, with a key difference.

    $750
  • January 2027

  • Sat 2
    Into the Starry Night V: The Eternal Return

    Into the Starry Night V – The Eternal Return

    January 2, 2027 @ 11:00 am - 1:30 pm Into the Starry Night V – The Eternal Return
    LIVESTREAM ONLY

    The Red Book is a seminal work that came out of Jung's struggle to find his own myth. Sonu Shamdassani, the editor of The Red Book states that the ideas further elaborated in the Collected Works, all spring from this one source, with a key difference.

    $750
  • February 2027

  • Sat 6
    Into the Starry Night V: The Eternal Return

    Into the Starry Night V – The Eternal Return

    February 6, 2027 @ 11:00 am - 1:30 pm Into the Starry Night V – The Eternal Return
    LIVESTREAM ONLY

    The Red Book is a seminal work that came out of Jung's struggle to find his own myth. Sonu Shamdassani, the editor of The Red Book states that the ideas further elaborated in the Collected Works, all spring from this one source, with a key difference.

    $750
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