Events

Sean Fitzpatrick
Four Wednesdays, Feb 5 - 26
6 - 7:30pm CT
Potentially appropriate for 6 CEs*

Grab some popcorn and discover how film and psychology go together like Mike and Ike!

Mansoor Abidi
Four Wednesday nights, Mar 5 - Mar 26
6 - 7:30p CT
Potentially appropriate for 6 CEs*

Dive into the unconscious processes of growth and self-realization through the lens of Jung's alchemical symbols. Dive into the unconscious processes of growth and self-realization through the lens of Jung's alchemical symbols.

Kathleen Chavoor, Shivam Gosai, Michelle Kucera-Jewell
Six Fridays, Mar 7 - Apr 11
10 - 11:30a CT
Potentially appropriate for 9 CEs*

With curiosity and attention, uncover the hidden factors that guide our lives.

Sean Fitzpatrick and Anna Guerra
Four Tuesdays, Apr 1 - Apr 22
6 - 7:30p CT
Potentially appropriate for 6 CEs*

Discover how cultivating our powers of empathy and vulnerability helps to facilitate connections to both ourselves and others, and that helping people is always an opening-up of our own depths that may leave us forever changed.

Susan Meindl
Four Wednesdays, Apr 2 - Apr 23
6 - 8 p CT
Potentially appropriate for 8 CEs*

Deeply explore the impacts fantasy and imagination can have on our life experiences, understanding, healing, and individuation.

Integrative Healing: Uniting Mind, Body, and Spirit in Trauma Recovery
Hannah Armbrust
Saturday, Apr 19
9am - 12pm CT
Potentially appropriate for 3 CEs*

Explore the intricate connections between the mind, body, and spirit, particularly within the context of trauma.

An Archetypal and Alchemical Analysis in The Handless Maiden, Frau Holle, and Snow White
José Leal
Saturday, May 3
1p - 4pm CT
Potentially appropriate for 3 CEs*

Through the study of three fairy tales and a brief active imagination exercise we discover powerful archetypal symbols that help us untangle our moments of confusion and frustration.

Jennifer Embry
Six Tuesdays, Jan 21 - Feb 25
5:30 - 7pm CT
Potentially appropriate for 9 CEs*

Deepen your understanding of what makes a dream group "Jungian," and how a shared language can build community.

Susan Meindl
2 hour lecture, accessible at your leisure
Potentially appropriate for 2 CEs*

Explore the history of Jung’s interest in fantasy life, distinctions he made between different types of fantasy, and the role of fantasy in the work of self-understanding and self-actualization which Jungians call “individuation”.