Donald Meltzer, a neo-Kleinian, theorized that, like an ordinary mother’s devotion to their child in their speech and gestures, an analyst's way of speaking to the truth of their patient's experience entails appreciating beauty.
The Lady and Unicorn tapestries housed in the Musée de Cluny in Paris have long fascinated the human imagination, but their underlying meaning has remained enigmatic.
During this lecture and the discussion, Steven Herrmann will present portions of his 2024 book Meister Eckhart and C.G. Jung:
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.
An integrated, practice-based, comprehensive course comprising nine sections of analytical psychology and two integration sessions over a ten-month period.
This workshop explores the engagement with death and mortality as an important task and potential catalyst in the individuation process.
Oracular instruments, such as the Tarot and the I Ching, along with practices such as trance, vision questing, seance, dream incubation, and active imagination have long been utilized by artists, mystics, and healers as a means for receiving guidance from forces and beings beyond our day-to-day reality.
When we approach poetry and poem-making with a commitment to nourish and encourage healing—that includes bringing our attention to the whole person as much as we do the whole poem.
