We are honored and excited to let you know that we are launching a wonderfully enriching on-demand series with Jungian analyst, Jan Bauer. In A Jungian Approach to Three Life ThemesJan will guide you through what may seem like a labyrinth of three standalone topics. Yet, expect to emerge with a refreshing perspective on popular depth psychology themes. And a very different angle from which to approach a world irrevocably touched by a global pandemic. Get more info on this new offering here!
Then, a reminder that the early-bird discount for Navigating the Territory of Change ends tomorrow. Join Robert Bosnak – a world-renowned Jungian analyst, dreamworker and the pioneer of Embodied Imagination – in the wilderness of getting to grips with a world that has disintegrated. Whether you are moving through a personal transition or seeking ways to prepare for the emerging post-pandemic world, it promises to be a practical course with meaningful outcomes. Enroll here. And if you missed it last week, then enjoy Robert Bosnak’s blog article Navigating Change: The Craft of Bewilderment.
Reflections on Ecology & Soul is a beautiful 6-class live webinar series which started yesterday. Even if you missed the first class, you can still enroll. Never participated in one of Robert’s courses before? Feel free to listen to this audio clip and get a sense of Robert’s approach for his latest course.
And then finally: are you not able to join our live webinar classes due to time zone clashes or other commitments? Or are you interested in a course that has already started? No sweat. All our live classes are recorded, and you’ll get lifetime access to those in your personal Jung Platform account.
As always, please reach out to us if you have any questions, suggestions or feedback.
Being able to deal with change is paramount for our wellbeing. Change is essentially a process of shattering and emergence. This course will help you navigate the daunting territory of change in your life.
This six-class course takes us on a journey into the depths of the soul of the world, to those places where nature, psyche, technology and humans meet.
The art of the question is the work of psychotherapy. In the 40 years I have practiced this art as a Jungian and existential psychotherapist, it has become increasingly evident that the boundaries between the private domain of soul and the public domain of nature are two sides of the same coin.
The old Greeks tell us that Destiny (ananke) grabs us by the scruff of the neck and spins us around. We have to suddenly face the utterly unexpected. What do we do then?
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