CG Jung invented the method of Jungian analysis and founded the school of psychology known as analytical psychology. there's a vitality in Jung's approach to case studies. It profoundly affected people in his time, as it still does. The unique strength of Jung's approach is…
How do you compare to the "most typical person" in this video? When it comes to the categories the video looks at, perhaps your conclusion, like mine is that "The most typical person in the world is not like me, in many respects." But might…
The calling of the /a-midlife-transition is to assist in the encounter of the one who wishes to emerge with the already established identity of the person who starts to hear the call of their inner self, in whatever form that call takes. The /a-midlife-transition recognizes…
In this open space of time, you have the opportunity to learn something about yourself, about relationship, and about your feelings about your own real life. This day, seeming empty, may prove to be a doorway, if you take the opportunity it provides to look…
When a case studies, and especially a Jungian analyst uses the expression "life crisis" today, he or she means something specific. It's something different from a "major crisis", which might be some major change and disruption in a person's life due to changes in external…
Neilsen's characters played in some hilarious ways with what Jungians call persona and shadow. It's as the character of police Lt. Frank Drebin that most people will remember Neilsen. Drebin always presented with absolute deadpan seriousness, completely the stereotypical image of a serious policeman while…
Symbols can have tremendous emotional power. When they resonate with us, they can affect us right down to our very core. And sometimes, after we really encounter them, they can even change us, right down at the center of who we are.