New Mexico Society of Jungian Analysts

New Mexico Society
of Jungian Analysts

As Above, So Below, Raymond Hillis, used by permission

The C.G. Jung Institute of Santa Fe
presents

Community Programs
Fall 2011 - Spring 2012

Civilization in Transition

General Information

Registration & Cancellation

Pre-registration is required for all workshops and classes. Please check individual listings for the contact person and phone number. Workshops and seminars may be cancelled due to insufficient registration. No pre-registration is required for lectures.

Continuing Education Credit

The C.G. Jung Institute of Santa Fe is currently approved by the New Mexico Counseling and Therapy Practice Board to grant continuing education credit to counselors, psychotherapists and social workers. Please keep informed of your board's requirements, as they change from time to time.

Audiotapes

Audiotapes of most of the public programs are available. Lists will be provided at the programs, or you can call Steve Barnett at 505.474.8123 for information.

Please...

In order that people who have chemical sensitivities may feel free to attend these events, we request that you do not use perfumes, sprays, etc. before you arrive. Given that we are an Institute dedicated to healing, we are especially interested in providing opportunities for people with environmental challenges to comfortably attend our programs. Thank you.

Map to Center for Spiritual Living

*Read Greeting Here*

"But the conscious, modern man can no longer refrain from acknowledging the might of the psyche, despite the most strenuous and dogged efforts at self-defense. This distinguishes our time from all others. We can no longer deny that the dark stirrings of the unconscious are active powers, that psychic forces exist which, for the present at least, cannot be fitted into our rational world order."
- C. G. Jung CW 10 Para. 161

"In classical Chinese philosophy there are two contrary principles, the
bright yang and the dark yin. Of these it is said that always when
one principle reaches the height of its power, the counter-principle
is stirring within it like a germ. This is another, particularly
graphic formulation of the psychological law of compensation by an
inner opposite. Whenever a civilization reaches its highest point,
sooner or later a period of decay sets in. But the apparently
meaningless and hopeless collapse into a disorder without aim or
purpose, which fills the onlookers with disgust and despair,
nevertheless contains within its darkness the germ of a new light."
- C. G. Jung CW 10 Para. 295

LECTURES & WORKSHOPS

Transference/Countertransference in
the Therapeutic Process
Beginning September 20, 2011
Jacqueline Zeller-Levine, Ph.D.

Reading The Red Book, by C. G. Jung
Beginning September 27, 2011
Jacqueline West, Ph.D. & Monika
Wikman, Ph.D.

Daughters of Alcoholic Fathers
Revisited: A group for women
50 and older
Beginning October 3, 2011
Caryl Pripusich, L.I.S.W.

Memoir Writing as
Individuation Process
Beginning October 8, 2011
Guilford Dudley, Ph.D.

Voices from the Deep: Seminar on
Jung, the Religious Function and
The Poet/Bard Archetype
Beginning January 8, 2012
Monika Wikman, Ph.D. & Raymond Hillis,
Ph.D.

Dark, Down and In-going Goddesses:
Meditations on Pele, Medusa, Aditi,
Nao'tze, Kali, Innana, Persephone
and others…
Beginning January 11, 2012
Robin Van Loben Sels, Ph.D. &
Monika Wikman, Ph.D.

Sandplay: Post-Kalffian Mapmarkers for working with
at risk children and teens
Beginning January 27, 2012
Caryl Pripusich, L.I.S.W.

Change: Breakdown or Breakthrough?
Beginning January 28, 2012
Marilyn Matthews, M.D.