Held In-Person at the Jung Center Instructor: Nancy VanKanegan CEUs: 2.5 *Limited to 10 participants. Jung’s theory of the unconscious includes investigation of the Shadow, which involves aspects of self that are clouded or hidden. The Shadow can be a wide range of ‘dark,’ a value scale that can have many steps of gray. Within (more…)

Held via Zoom Charles Small, LCSW CEUs: 2 This 2-hour presentation will provide participants with a comprehensive overview of the mental health field’s understanding of posttraumatic stress disorder as a unique psychological response to exposure to traumatic events.  This will include historical perspectives on psychological trauma, current evidence-based approaches to treating PTSD, and other integrative (more…)

Held via Zoom Laura McGrew, LCPC and Kenneth James, PhD CEUs: 2.5 *Limited to 25 participants.  This class will be the fourth of six classes, each presenting a volume of Jung’s Personal Journals entitled The Black Books, which were only recently released for publication by his family. These books are his reflections, beginning in 1913, (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 via Zoom Andrea C CEUs: 1.5 *Limited to 25 participants.  Carl Jung had a tremendous influence on the development of AA, on its founder Bill Wilson, and the early AA members. Jung directly impacted the origin of AA and its subsequent development. Further, his religious beliefs and deep spirituality helped lay the foundation of (more…)

Held via Zoom Anne E. Beall, PhD CEUs: 2 *Limited to 25 participants.  Fairytales have a profound effect because they include archetypes that influence our thoughts, behaviors, and emotions. These beloved stories, however, have many hidden messages. Author, Anne Beall, analyzed hundreds of fairy tales and discovered significant findings such as: Male characters are more (more…)

Held via Zoom New date of October 1st Brooke Laufer, PsyD CEUs: 2 *Limited to 20 participants.  Medea persists as a powerful archetype in modern motherhood, as infanticide continues to be a horrifying and unsolved tragedy.  Neither the field of psychology nor the legal system has adequately healed or contained this phenomenon.  What is infanticide (more…)

Held via Zoom Laura McGrew, LCPC and Kenneth James, PhD CEUs: 2.5 *Limited to 25 participants.  This class will be the third of six classes, each presenting a volume of Jung’s Personal Journals entitled The Black Books, which were only recently released for publication by his family. These books are his reflections, beginning in 1913, (more…)

Including a one hour break at noon Held via Zoom Karol Weigelt, LCPC and Pat Coughlin, LCPC CEUs: 4 Limited to 20 participants. “A dream that is not understood remains a mere occurrence; understood it becomes an experience.” CGJung, Collected Works. We all dream and there are many avenues in which to explore our dreams. (more…)