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Michael Escamilla

17 September 2018

Marion Woodman: 1928-2018

This summer, Jungian Analyst, teacher and author Marion Woodman passed away at the age of 89. Although I never had the opportunity to meet her or hear her speak in person, her work has left an impression on me, as it has on many in the Jungian community. Marion was born in London, Ontario, where she grew up and became a teacher (for ove...

The Fay Lectures 2018: An Interview With Shen Heyong
Click here for an interview with Shen Heyong, the 2018 Fay Lecturer. Read More
VIII Latin American Congress of Jungian Psychology
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Keeping Play in Imagination: Some Thoughts on the Microethics of our Professional Rules of Conduct

Some thoughts on the microethics of our professional rules of conduct: Keeping play in imagination
by Anna Guerra, JD, MA, LPC

A client’s ability to play and imagine is essential to their healing and growth and the provision of a “playspace” where this can happen is a central component of
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A Flash of Golden Fire: An Interview with Thomas Elsner
McMillan Institute Scholar Michael Escamilla interviews Tom Elsner, the 2016 Fay Lecturer, on alchemy, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and Jung. Read More

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