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Who Was C.G. Jung?

A brief note about the pioneering psychologist, written by James Hollis. Read More
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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
Interiority, Truth, and Psychology: Conference Announcement

The International Society for Psychology as the Discipline of Interiority (ISPDI) invites you to join them for their third international conference "Interiority, Truth, and Psychology," to be held in Malibu, California May 14-16. Presenters include David Miller, Pamela Power, and Greg Mogenson. To learn more, visit isdpi.org.
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Citizens as Therapists
Andrew Samuels, Jungian analyst (Society of Analytical Psychology, London)
Published in Self and Society , Vol. 22, No. 3, July 1994, pp. 25-28.
Copyright 1994 Andrew Samuels. All rights reserved.

How can we translate our emotional, bodily and imaginative responses to Bosnia. to ecological disaster, to homeless-ness. to poverty worldwide.… Read More
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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