The Golden Key: Mother Complex, Mother Archetype, Self
This seminar explores the relationship between the Mother complex, the Mother archetype and the Self. In this seminar, we will consider archetypal and developmental perspectives to explore the effect of our experience of ‘Mother’, revisiting Neumann’s seminal insight that the personal mother functions as a ‘locus of incarnation’ of the Self. When yearning for connection […]
Ruth Williams wins IAJS Award for Best Clinical Book 2024
Derived from Ruth Williams’ more than 40-year immersion in spiritual practice, as well as her clinical experience as a Jungian analyst, this thought-provoking volume explores the nature of spiritual paths and trajectories in practical ways, incorporating personal anecdote and ground-breaking academic research and providing a window into how Jungian practitioners work with soul and spirit. […]
Redeeming Narcissism: Jung and the Paradox of Self-Worth
Is there anything new to say about narcissism? Do we need yet another course on the social evils of narcissism, on avoiding the dangers of the narcissist, or the difficulties of the narcissistic psychoanalytic patient, or on a critique of the narcissistic age we live in? I believe the answer is yes, and this course […]
Linda Carter – Biography
Linda Carter, MSN, CS, IAAP Linda Carter is a Jungian analyst and psychiatric-mental health nurse clinical specialist in private practice in Carpinteria, California. A third-generation nurse from a medical family, she regards the two vocations as a single identity: her work as an analyst is, in her own words, “inseparable from identity as a psychiatric-mental […]
In the spotlight – Linda Carter
Linda Carter, MSN, CS, IAAP Linda Carter is a Jungian analyst and psychiatric-mental health nurse clinical specialist in private practice in Carpinteria, California. A third-generation nurse from a medical family, she regards the two vocations as a single identity: her work as an analyst is, in her own words, “inseparable from identity as a psychiatric-mental […]
Hokusai and Japonisme by Yasuhiro Tanaka
Hokusai and Japonisme By Yasuhiro Tanaka, AJAJ, Japan The history of psychotherapy itself is not particularly long. If we consider Freud’s psychoanalysis to be the origin of psychotherapy in a narrow sense, its beginnings can be traced to the late 19th century. What made the emergence of psychotherapy possible were the Western European concepts of […]
Painting for Hygeia: embodied non-verbal expression for the soul of a Jungian analyst by Nora Swan-Foster
Painting for Hygeia: embodied non-verbal expression for the soul of a Jungian analyst by Nora Swan-Foster, Jungian Analyst After the recent IAAP Congress in Zurich, I made a pilgrimage to Pompeii and was captivated by the remarkable frescoes that had been restored and by the numinosity of the ancient spaces, where impressive details and gorgeous […]
Indian Art and Culture through a Jungian Lens by Minakshi Parikh
Indian Art and Culture through a Jungian Lens by Dr. Minakshi Parikh, President, Ahmedabad Jun Centre, India Words! Words are so limiting! No matter how much you write, you miss some aspect, some nuance, things remain unsaid. There’s a certain finiteness to the written word, just as there is a certain finiteness to the ego-conscious […]
SRAJ (Romanian Society for Jungian Analysis) Autumn Events
“Exploring Jung’s Legacy. Echoes today.” Machiel Klerk, Susanna Wright, Murray Stein & Luis Moris We invite you to join us in a series of meetings dedicated to exploring the living echoes of Jungian thought in today’s world. Flyer
The 2026 Zurich Lecture Series
The Alchemical Mind: Carl Jung, Tibetan Buddhism, and Francisco Varela In The Alchemical Mind: Carl Jung, Tibetan Buddhism, and Francisco Varela, Jungian analyst Leslie de Galbert brings a new perspective to the relationship between Jung and Buddhism by introducing the work of Chilean scientist and philosopher Francisco Varela (1946–2001). Jung stressed the importance of remaining […]