JAP – A workshop with Dr Peter Dunlap

Please join us online for an experiential workshop with Peter T. Dunlap, PhD, exploring how small-group work can activate our psychocultural development. Drawing on his experience convening Belonging, Becoming, and Engaging (BBE) groups, Dr Dunlap introduces moral attention—the integration of love, political justice, and a scientific commitment to truth. Engaging Jung’s vision of collective individuation, […]

In the Spotlight – Ingrid Riedel

We are delighted to bring a presentation and an interview with Ingrid Riedel by Hedwig Perriard-Maire. With her outstanding contributions to our understanding of images Ingrid Riedel has played a major role in the Jungian community. If you were to meet Ingrid Riedel in conversation, she would probably not begin with theory at all. She would start […]

From a Jungian Perspective

We are very pleased to present the program for the “From a Jungian Perspective” series for the Summer Semester 2026. Once again, the series features three different lectures: one will be held in English, and the other two will be conducted in German. Online Program Summer Semester 2026

Jungian Odyssey 2026

“Hope is the thing with feathers” – Imagination in Times of Despair “[T]he frightening spectacle of an apocalyptic world situation”, as Jung writes (CW 10, §727), taking shape within and around us, can paralyze us with anxiety, even despair (Lat. desperare, “away from hope”). Despair, fear, and hope are all emotions with which we might […]

In the Spotlight – Chiara Tozzi

We are delighted to bring an interview with Chiara Tozzi in this Bulletin. Please enjoy Yehuda Abramovitch’s interview below. Hello Chiara, Over the years of our acquaintance, we’ve corresponded extensively, taught alongside one another in the past, and you recently invited me to join the Mercurius Prize committee, which we will discuss shortly. I’ve come […]

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