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Welcome to the C.G. Jung Foundation
in New York City!
We are pleased to present the following events and learning opportunities. Please join us!
Events and opportunities include:
• Classes
• Workshops
• Lectures
• Midday Forums
• Advanced Seminars
•Trip to India
• Audio-tapes
Upcoming Summer Studies with CE credits
July 9– 12, 2018
At the center of Jung’s psychology is the majesty of the image and symbol. His statement that “image is psyche” captures the complex worlds of Spirit, Soul and Psyche. This week we will look at Jung’s sense of creativity and the suggestion that self- creation can be as important as the work of the poet.
July 16 – 20, 2017
The word trauma speaks volumes, conjuring up images of wounding, pain, disassociation and displacement. And trauma is pain and promise. Jung reminds us that confronting the trauma and engaging in forthright shadow work, is the beginning of healing. This is the landscape we will explore during this week.
Contact hours for licensed NYS social workers, NYS psychoanalysts, and NYS creative arts therapists : 25 CE contact hours for Licensed NYS Social Workers, Psychoanalysts and Creative Arts Therapists for each program.
Upcoming Advanced Seminars with CE credits
Please check back soon for more information on upcoming Advanced Seminars.
Seminar #2, Spring 2018: The Gnostic Sophia: Redeeming the Feminine Divine
Feb 1 – May 10
(excluding March 29)
Instructor: Hilda Seidman, MFA
In Answer to Job, Jung looks to the divine image of the Gnostic Sophia as a potential remedy for the collective. To repair and redeem ourselves, we need to repair and redeem the fragmented feminine on a mythopoetic level. This course will pick up where Jung left off in Answer to Job. The Gnostic Sophia is an image of feminine wisdom that meets and balances the masculine principles. She is a figure that can potentially restore wholeness to the Western civilizations' collective myths.
The topics that will be explored in depth reveal the clinical application of a deeply valued Gnostic belief in gnosis or knowing. Within each class, there will be an in depth exploration of the Gnostic religion and its significant role in influencing Jungian thought and concepts, as well as how this symbol system can serve us now both personally and clinically. Clinical cases will be presented in each class to amplify the material presented and offer an opportunity to discuss the inner knowingness that is awakened in psychic material and its meaning for our unfolding individuation processes.
Upcoming Classes
Love and Relationships: What Can We Learn About Them from Jung?
5 consecutive Mondays, 7:00–8:40 pm
Beginning April 9
Instructor David Rottman, MA
How do we choose the right person to love? What enables love to come into our lives? How do we keep love alive? In this course, we will read and discuss Jung's views on love, drawing on his collected works and seminars, and on the works of his pupil Marie-Louise von Franz.
Basic Concepts of Analytical Psychology, Another Way
5 consecutive Thursdays, 6:50–8:30 pm
Beginning April 19 [Note the later start date]
Instructor Royce Froehlich, PhD, MDiv, LCSW
C.G. Jung found universal patterns and themes related to the individuation motif and commonality among images regarding a divine principle (the God-image). His Commentary on a Taoist alchemical meditation guide, The Secret of the Golden Flower, offers clear clinical insights into the fundamentals for understanding human behavior through a Jungian lens.
Quadrant
New Issue of Quadrant Published
Vol XLVII:2 Fall 2017
Articles include:
- I Have to Trust the Inspiration: An Enterview with Thomas Moore
— Robert Henderson - Egg, Serpent & Tree: Mythic Symbol in Creative Work
— Gary Bartlett - Tipping the Balance: Disarming the Adult Children of Alcoholics Complex Utiliing the Myth of Athena
— Annie Duke - Myths that Commodify Love: Consumer Fantasies of Choice and Gratification in the Capitalistic Romance of "Whatever You Like"
— Carol Cooper - Rescuing Imagination: Creativity in Midlife
— Brigitte Goetze - Book Reviews
— Beth Darlington, Review Editor
Reviews by Kevin J. Foley and Jane Selinske. - Obituary
— Carolyn Sundstrom
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