Held via Zoom Brian Allemana CEUs: 2 We are reaching the mid-point of the 2020s, a decade that has already proven to be turbulent. As we enter into the second half, we are justified in wondering where the world is headed. Will the social and political turmoil of the last few years increase, or could (more…)

Held In-Person at the Jung Center Mary Rondenet CEUs: 2 Limited to 16 participants. According to Marion Woodman’s philosophy, the genuine feminine embodies the vessel of love, while the authentic masculine represents the spirit venturing into the eternal unknown in pursuit of purpose. The vast container, the Self, intriguingly encompasses both masculine and feminine aspects. (more…)

Held via Zoom Kelley Williams CEUs: 3 *Limited to 20 participants.  The Intensive Journal® Method is a nationally recognized technique for self-discovery and self-reflection that uses writing exercises.  Created by Ira Progoff, PhD, in the mid-1960’s, this technique is now taught by certified instructors. As the first American to complete his doctoral dissertation on the (more…)

Held In-Person Sensei Mui and Charlotta Koppanyi CEUs: 3 *Limited to 12 participants. C.G. Jung was among the first psychiatrists who worked with art as a gateway to reach, communicate and understand his patients’, and his own, psyche.   Jung concluded that spontaneous and intuitively expressed art carried symbols and archetypes and therefore connected us to (more…)

Held via Zoom Laura McGrew CEUs: 3 Fairy tales quietly invite us into the archetypal realm, suggesting that our individual lives be seen as universal. In their ‘once upon a time’ reality, these unauthored tales show us how the personal and the impersonal worlds weave in and out of each other, uniting the past, present, (more…)

Held via Zoom Karol Weigelt CEUs: 3 Dreams and dream work are valuable to the understanding of our lives.  Dreams have been part of the most sacred and spiritual traditions.  Those traditions, ancient through contemporary, have taught that dreams provide inspiration, healing, guidance and connection to our unconscious.  Tapping into that wise world of personal (more…)

Held via Zoom Charles Small, LCSW CEUs: 2 “Moral Injury” describes the impact of an event or events experienced by an individual which challenges his or her most cherished and deeply held moral beliefs, convictions, and values.  These individuals often refer to the impact of these events as “shattering [their] moral compass”. This can lead (more…)

Held via Zoom Hart Ginsburg, LCPC and Danbee Kim, MSW CEUs: 2 The intention of this workshop is to provide a collaborative space for participants to artistically engage around themes of grief, loss and existentialism. The workshop will include short abstract films to prompt reflective activities such as journaling and art response. A question we (more…)