Discussion Group for Women WISEWOMAN FORUM Catherine Grace Morris Feng Shui from a Depth-Psychological Perspective Saturday, January 17, 2009 Feng Shui is a depth psychological tool which unearths a room or a home’s hidden stories, invisible others, dreams, and fantasies. The room/home can be seen as our unconscious and Feng Shui a portal to the messages of the unconscious. You are invited to bring in pictures of your rooms [not a requirement]. We will do a Feng Shui analysis of your unconscious using your space. The process is great fun! Participants always go home with a surplus of newly released psychic energy with which to work on their spaces. Future Wisewoman Forums: February 21 March 21 April 11 May 16 |
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An Evening With ... Ileen Brennan Root, Ph.D THE VISION, THE ALLING: Entering into Archetypal Space Friday, November 21 Shamanic traditions all over the world have spoken of the Realm of the Storytellers or Mythmakers as a region within alternate reality that we can visit in order to begin to collect our personal myths. In this program, I will share my own personal mythic quest in search of the archetypal Dark Goddess, who had entered my psyche and refused to leave. This journey has spanned most of my life, culminating most recently with the completion of my doctorate in depth psychology. Purchase tickets in the |
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Book Exploration April Barrett TRANSFORMATIONS OF MYTH THROUGH TIME, part two, by Joseph Campbell Five Thursdays., starts Nov. 6 We will continue our study of these "brilliant final lectures from the renowned master of mythology," focusing on these five: "Egypt, Exodus, and the Myth of Osirus"; "The Mystery Religions of Ancient Greece"; "Arthurian Legends and the Western Way"; "The Courtly Love of Tristan and Isolde"; and "The Parzival Legend." Purchase tickets in the
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Lecture Judy B. Gardner and M. Starr Costello, Ph.D CIRCLING THE COSMOS ON A DREAM Friday, December 5 For fifteen years Judy Gardiner has been translating a powerful dream series, illumining correspondences between personal dream events and objective developments in science and in the natural environment. She will share her dream journey from its inception as a path to deeper self-understanding, to her discovery through dream symbolism of biological and geological principles, and finally to the direct experience of cosmic totality. Melanie Starr Costello, Jungian Analyst and Historian of Religion, will join Judy, offering her reflections on the cosmic dream from the standpoints of Jungian dream theory and visionary traditions of the European Middle Ages. Workshop DREAMING THE COSMOS Saturday, December 6 As we engage in the interlocking struggle of self-survival and species-survival, numinous dreams of nature and cosmos help us transcend the polarities behind our alienation from nature and from each other. We will explore the images, symbols and callings stemming from dreams of nature and natural phenomena, environmental challenges, as well as dream revelations of the interconnectedness of psyche and cosmos. Participants are encouraged to share their own dreams containing nature and cosmic motifs; we will discuss dreams containing archetypal themes with little or no personal content. Note: We intend to offer CEUs for Social Workers for both events. Purchase tickets in the |
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Course Bill Dols, MDiv, Ph.D IN A DARK TIME, THE EYE BEGINS TO SEE 5 Tuesdays The five evenings are an invitation to consider the darkness around, between, and within, of which Rilke writes "I love the dark hours of my being . . . [when] the knowledge comes to me that I have space within me for a second, timeless, larger life." Reading between the lines of our lives, as well as of ancient and modern texts from Bible and Washington Post, the invitation is to enjoy poetry and story, exploring how the shadows of our political, social, and psychological landscape offer us, as it did Rilke, "faith in the night."
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Robert J. Hedaya MD, FAPA CREATIVITY, SYSNTHESIS, AND SONG Friday, December 12 Via a discussion of his personal experiences and circumstances around the emergence of his creative process (through his medical practice, painting, and song), Dr Hedaya will stimulate a participatory discussion of the subjective experience of creation. Time and inclination permitting, Dr. Hedaya will lead the participants through the creation process of writing and singing a short group song. Purchase tickets in the |
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Lecture/Workshop Phyllis La Plante, MSW, LICSW THE MYTH OF ATALANTA: Abandonment in the Feminine Psyche, Phyllis LaPlante Friday, November 14 The Greek myth of Atalanta, a fierce huntress who was abandoned in infancy, illustrates how this trauma might play out in a woman's psyche. However, a myth is an archetypal representation of inherent patterns of development, and a human life is much more particular and complicated. By translating the myth of Atalanta into psychological language, we will explore dreams and life events wherein aspects of the myth are constellated, thereby gaining insight into the trauma of abandonment.
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Elsewhere All About The Jung Articles Regiser for Events by Join the Jung Society of |
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Disussion Group for Women Janet Kane WISEWOMAN FORUM Saturdays, 2:00 - 4::00 pm Join with other women to explore Nov. 15 - Details |
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Four Saturday Workshops on Jungian Theory and Practice February 21, 2009 April 18, 2009 3 CE CREDITS PER WORKSHOP AMERICAN UNIVERSITY Preregister by mail: Send checks ($45.00 per workshop or $160.00 for all four workshops) payable to JAWA, to: Janice Quinn, 1005 S. 16th Street, Arlington, Va. 22202 Contact: Melanie Starr Costello, Ph.D. 202-588-5008 STUDY GROUP FOR CLINICIANS For six weeks, clinicians and psychotherapists in training will explore Jung’s theory on archetypes and its application to clinical practice. We will read selected essays from Jung’s The Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious, a fairy tale, and a literary work. 12 APA CREDITS Clinical material will be presented by the group leaders and participants. The group leader, Julie Bondanza, Ph.D., is a senior Jungian Analyst with 25 years of teaching and supervisory experience. Six Friday afternoons To apply, send your name, address, telephone number, and e-mail address with a non-refundable deposit of $50.00, payable to JAWA. Send to: Janice Quinn JAWA is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. JAWA maintains responsibility for these programs and its contents. |
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