Depression, and case studies for depression are very big topics, and the following insights from a Jungian perspective certainly don't exhaust them, but do show us some ways to begin. . In every case, one has to ask the fundamental question, what is the meaning…
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…
The baby boomer generation is entering the later part of midlife transition. Jungian case studies has a lot to say about what happens at that time in life. This generation is looking for something real and unique, that lasts, and Jungian case studies may be…
Career transition has a direct connection to Jungian case studies because career and vocation are matters of importance to the inmost self. This is even truer in tough economic times, when people face hard situations and hard choices. Tough times push us back onto questions…
In times of crisis like these, with financial panic and other factors, some important truths emerge from the practice of Jungian therapy, /a-midlife-transition, and therapy for anxiety. Here are some key learnings important for resilience in times like these -- and for getting through them.
Personal growth is a term that has taken on quite a conventional meaning -- but the reality may be something quite different. Often, when people talk about "personal growth", you sense that they have a very clear and definite idea of what everybody has to…
Major life transitions are a primary concern of Jungian case studies and /a-midlife-transition, because they matter so much to human beings. Such transitions include: movement from one stage of life to another; major illnesses or injuries (great piece from Globe & Mail on this) ; career change…
Some fear that case studies, even Jungian case studies will lack creativity. They envisage talking endlessly to a minimally responsive therapist who records everything, but shows little of his or her reaction. They even fear that it will be overly rational, and distant from feeling.…
The self is something greater than, and distinct from, the ego,and it is something that plays a very active role in the psychological life of the individual. I often see it at work when I have the experience of working with individuals who have simply…
