Events

Thursday, Sep 28
4 - 6pm CT

Join the Community for Conscious Aging for wine, snacks, and conversation.

Jennifer Embry and Lauren Cook
Friday, Sep 29
6 - 8pm CT
Potentially appropriate for 2 CEs*

What might we need to let go of in order to listen more deeply to an often-quieter voice within?

Jennifer Embry and Lauren Cook
Saturday, Sep 30
10am - 3pm CT
Potentially appropriate for 4 CEs*

What might we need to let go of in order to listen more deeply to an often-quieter voice within?

Peihong Endris
Four Tuesdays, Oct 3 - 24
1:30 - 3:30pm CT

Chinese Brush Painting is a wonderful art form that is positively stimulating and calmly meditative.

Anthony Ray Hinton
Tuesday, October 3
6 - 9pm

Join us for an extraordinary story of faith, compassion, and the fortitude of the human spirit.

A part of CCA's series, Hope in the Hard Conversations about Dementia and Alzheimer’s

George Taffet
Wednesday, Oct 4
12 - 1pm CT

Explore the ways that the brain changes naturally as we age.

Joyce Boatright and Karleen Koen
Thursday, Oct 5
10am - 4pm

Explore how the stores of wisdom we've amassed over our lives can help us to serve as both seekers and guardians of heritage.

Sean Fitzpatrick
Four Thursdays, Oct 5 - Nov 2
(no class Oct 19)
6 - 8pm CT
Potentially appropriate for 8 CEs*

How can we free ourselves from the stories others have written for us and live a meaningful life?

A Hamman Professional Wellness Workshop

Rodney Waters
Saturday, Oct 7
10am - 1pm CT
Potentially appropriate for 3 CEs*

Explore the myth of Orpheus through the perspectives of music therapy, physics, neuroscience, and the Jungian concepts of the collective unconscious and the transcendent function.

Join us for the free Artist's Reception for the new exhibit, Multisenses of Dyslexia, from Stephanie A. Skolik, MD!

Ann Friedman
Six Tuesdays, Oct 10 - Nov 14
5:45 - 7:15pm CT

Reflect on the words and practices that help to bring more joy into our lives.

A part of CCA's series, Hope in the Hard Conversations about Dementia and Alzheimer’s

Hannah Combs
Wednesday, Oct 11
3 - 4pm CT

Join us for a brief overview of the most common kinds of dementia, including their risk factors and causes.

Rubina Ali, Alejandro Chaoul, Neelam Damani
Wednesday, Oct 11
6 - 8pm CT

In this hands-on experience, our wisdom and creativity will guide us in creating our own tea blends, which we'll use as a unique and soothing focus for our meditation.

Marjorie Joseph and Leanne Whitney
Friday, Oct 13, 7:30 - 9:30pm CT
Saturday, Oct 14, 9am - 4pm
Sunday, Oct 15, 9am - 1:30pm

Through examining the foundational principles of Jungian psychology and affective neuroscience, exploratory creative writing, breathwork exercises, and other grounding tools and resources, we will discover our own narratives of true integration.

A part of CCA's series, Hope in the Hard Conversations about Dementia and Alzheimer’s

Kendra Anderson
Wednesday, Oct 18
3 - 4pm CT

Learn some healthy lifestyle tips intended to preserve cognitive functioning and to help prevent different types of dementia.

Ann Friedman & Shawn Nemeth
Friday, Oct 20
9am - 12pm
3 CEs
Co-Presented with Chester Street Foundation

In this workshop for school administrators and non-profit leaders, learn how to identify the effects of trauma in children and help them on a path to healing.

Camilla R. Nielsen
Saturday, Oct 21
10 - 11:30am CT
Potentially appropriate for 1.5 CEs*

Join us as we take a closer look at ‘homelessness’ as a psychological reality that can hold the potential for creativity and even transformation.

Mary Moorhead
Saturday, Oct 21
12 - 4pm CT
Potentially appropriate for 4 CEs*

Explore the theme of exile and belonging using guided meditation and SoulCollage®.

A part of CCA's series, Hope in the Hard Conversations about Dementia and Alzheimer’s

Sabrina Strawn (introduction) & Eddie Orum (moderator)
Carol Cooper, Julie Kutak, Jorge Olvera (panelists)
Wednesday, Oct 25
3 - 5pm CT

How does caring for someone with Alzheimer's or dementia affect the person providing the care?

Mark Ryan
Six Wednesdays, Oct 25 - Dec 6
6 - 7:30pm CT
(no class Nov 15)

What does it mean to be human, and how might our ideas of reality change if we take the stranger parts of life seriously?

Mark Ryan
Wednesday, October 25
6 - 7:30pm CT

Trace the evolution of "mystical humanism” in the works of Dr. Jeffrey Kripal, from his earliest writings to his most recent publications.

Alejandro Chaoul
Friday, Oct 27
12 - 4pm CT

Discover how the Tibetan understanding of well-being can enrich your life as you create a toolbox of mind-body healing practices.

Karuna Diedericks
Saturday, October 28
9 - 11am CT
Location: Urban Harvest Farmers Market (2752 Buffalo Speedway, 77027)

Learn Ayurveda's empiric science of living in harmony with nature, and meet local vendors and artisans.

Gika Rector
Saturday, Oct 28
12:30 - 4pm CT

When we discover how to soften the basket of bones that is our rib cage, all kinds of movement get easier.

George Hu
Seven Mondays, Oct 30 - Dec 11
4:45 - 6pm CT

Meditate through movement using tai chi chuan, a Chinese exercise based on the yin/yang philosophy and practiced in slow, relaxed, continuous motion.

Houston Playback Theatre
Friday, Nov 3
7 - 8:30pm CT

Join in the fun and explore how your unique narrative is part of what makes up the colorful fabric of our city.

Jodie Gonzalez & Brooke Summers-Perry
Saturday, Nov 4
9am - 12pm
Potentially appropriate for 3 CEs*

Explore exercises and practices that can help us learn to accept and process grief in our own unique ways, and to comprehensively discover and express what we're grateful for.

Rie Kojima Angeli
Saturday, November 4
1:30 - 3pm CT

Be both creative and mindful as we create something beautiful from origami paper.

Alejandro Chaoul and Ross Ellenhorn
Friday, Nov 10
12 - 4pm
Potentially appropriate for 4 CEs*

In this deep dive into play, we'll use meditation and other techniques to visit that meaningful, revelatory space only play can conjure.

Co-Presented with Contemporary Arts Museum, Houston
Michele Lees
Saturday, Nov 11
12 - 3pm CT

Join Contemporary Arts Museum Houston (CAMH) and The Jung Center and learn to listen for the quiet, wise, and sometimes surprising voice we all carry within.

Mansoor Abidi
Four Wednesdays, Nov 15 - Dec 6
5:30 - 7pm CT
Potentially appropriate for 6 CEs*

Explore alchemy as a historical model that can help us to observe the transformation of the human personality in practice.

Janice Simon
Thursday, Nov 16
12 - 1pm

What can we do to make the tasks of processing paperwork and handling valuables easier for our children, our loved ones, or ourselves?

Fanny Brewster
Friday, Nov 17, 5 - 7pm CT
Saturday, Nov 18, 9am - 1pm
Sunday, Nov 19, 9am - 1pm
Potentially appropriate for 10 CEs*

Explore America's self-reflecting consciousness through an investigation of cultural complexes, archetypes, and societal issues regarding raciality and racism.

Join us for the free Artist's Reception for the new exhibit, Diaspora, from Mathieu JN Baptiste!

R. Layla Salek
Tuesday, Nov 21
6 - 8pm CT
Potentially appropriate for 2 CEs*

Explore your relationship to the power of forgiveness, and to the healing that comes from connecting to a loving community.

Lidia Ramirez
Two Thursdays, Nov 30 - Dec 7
5:30 - 7pm CT

Explore the basics of running a business as a psychotherapist: defining and learning what it takes to execute a business strategy, getting acquainted with basic financial controls, defining your market segment, promoting and marketing, and much more.

John Schuster
Wednesday, Dec 6
12 - 1pm CT

Explore how searching for and through ancestral memory can add depth and richness to the journey of aging.

Sean Fitzpatrick
Friday, Dec 8
9am - 12:15pm CT
Potentially appropriate for 3 Ethics CEs

Explore how we can perceive, and welcome, the ghosts living in the bones of our profession, our communities, and our individual lives.

Felix Scardino
Saturday, Dec 9
9am - 5pm CT
Potentially appropriate for 7 CEs*

Learn to live on friendlier terms with the many parts of ourselves.

Liz Seitz
Wednesday, Dec 13
6:30 - 8pm CT
Potentially appropriate for 1.5 CEs*

Join us as we explore the connection between the ways we adapted to our childhood struggles and the complications in our adult relationships.

Alejandro Chaoul
miercoles, 20 sep, 6:15 - 7pm CT
miercoles, 25 oct, 1 - 1:45pm CT
jueves, 9 nov, 6:15 - 7pm CT
jueves, 14 dec, 1 - 1:45pm CT


Como parte de nuestros programas para la comunidad, incluiremos meditaciones en Español!

George Hu
Seven Mondays, Sep 11 - Oct 23
4:45 - 6pm CT

Meditate through movement using tai chi chuan, a Chinese exercise based on the yin/yang philosophy and practiced in slow, relaxed, continuous motion.

Alejandro Chaoul, Ginger Clarkson, Ann Friedman, Stan Merrill, Claire Villarreal
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Join the community of The Jung Center's Mind, Body, Spirit Institute to recenter in the midst of your busy day, and learn and develop stress-busting tools for everyday life.

Michele Pola
Four Tuesdays, Sep 5 - 26
Thursday, Sep 28
6:30 - 7:45pm CT

This five-session course provides an introduction to mindfulness meditation and mindful awareness practices, with a view to taking the edge off.

Private Sessions with Ann Friedman or Michele Pola
For individuals, couples, and families
Register now to schedule your session
Flexible hours

Individual and package pricing available.

If selecting a family/couples session, please select "1" Number of Attendees when registering as the primary contact for the sessions.