Focusing on the importance of cultivating a dialogue between the field of human rights and analytical psychology.

Into the Starry Night III builds upon last year's ten-month exploration of the ideas in C.G. Jung's Red Book. This course, which primarily covers the second half of Jung's seminal text, will provide an opportunity to decelerate as we sink into the material, allowing for more reflection and conversation.

Poetry and writing as paths to spiritual wholeness will be examined in the works of Emily Dickinson and C.G. Jung. Practical methods of journaling will be presented to enhance one's relationship to dreams and the unconscious.

Concepts in analytical psychology are often challenging to fully grasp. Jung’s writings in particular can seem difficult to integrate into actual therapeutic practice. This group, which meets monthly, will perform […]

The phrase ‘as if’ and the imposter syndrome are characterized by façade, a feeling of fragility, fraudulence and vulnerability bounded by a wall of impenetrability. The person suffers dissociations from life while exuding an appealing yet elusive nature. The psychological journey has been arrested. Those living 'as-if' are estranged from their true selves, body and spirit.

This year’s conference features leading Jungians from the US and internationally in the field of politics and psyche, providing a unique opportunity to explore the deeper meaning of the dystopian […]

A seminar with discussion followed by refreshments

Analyzing strengths and weaknesses in models of Substance Use Disorder (SUD), addiction, and treatment through case study: what the clinician should know

Relatively few people know experientially what Jung meant by the "transcendent function" that can help us access the potential wholeness of Self.