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TO LIVE AGAIN! Jung Memorial Lecture, Guy Corneau

  • Friday, June 03, 2016
  • 7:30 PM - 9:00 PM
  • Wesley Seminary, 4500 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20016

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Friday, June 3rd



Jung Memorial Lecture



Guy Corneau 

In this lecture, I will talk about my passage through the ordeal of cancer. In the first half of the lecture, I will address the meaning of illness.  In the second half, I will narrate my experience through its different phases.  In the context of my ex-partner dying of cancer in May 2009, I will also talk about accompanying somebody in the process of dying.  It will be a rendezvous with humor, depth of thought, and emotion.


Guy Corneau is the best-selling author of several books on the subject of personal development.  He travels regularly to Europe where he gives lectures and workshops.  Guy graduated from the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich in 1981 and had a private practice for years in Montreal before embarking on his international speaking career.  A French Canadian television “star” with several shows to his credit, Guy is also a social innovator who founded two self-help networks – one for men, another for women.  He created a group named Productions Couer.com, which brought together artists and therapists.  Two of his books have found a way to the American market: Absent Fathers, Lost Sons and Lessons in Love.

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