The Australian and
New Zealand Society
of Jungian Analysts
Professional Development Programme for 2024
Seminars for Clinicians
ANZSJA offers professional development programs/events for clinicians who wish to expand their clinical approaches to include Jungian and post Jungian perspectives.
ANZSJA Analysts also offer public talks and events for people interested in exploring Jungian and post-Jungian ideas and their application to the individual, society and culture.
These events may include public lectures, seminars and workshops, screenings, performances and exhibitions.
Our listings include diverse events across Australia and New Zealand.
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Jung wrote in Memories, Dreams, Reflections that transformation “has left its deposit principally in the various religious systems and their changing symbols” (Jung, MDR, p. 209) and that a study of these transformation processes leads to an understanding of the path of individuation. This presentation will examine
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Jungian Analysts Sarah Gibson and Joy Norton explore the diverse manifestations of water in adult sandtrays, delving into its symbolic significance beyond the unconscious. They unravel the psychological meanings embedded in various water forms, drawing connections to cultural narratives and the symbolic role of the mermaid.
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In this one-day workshop Jungian analysts Juliana Kaya Prpic and Carole Viney, together with Transpersonal psychotherapist Michelle Morris, invite you to explore two approaches to working with dreams:
i. The Classical Jungian approach
ii. The Embodied Imagination® approach developed by Jungian analyst Robert Bosnak.
i. The Classical Jungian approach
ii. The Embodied Imagination® approach developed by Jungian analyst Robert Bosnak.
Juliana explores classical Jungian dreamwork, treating dreams as theatres with four stages.
Carole and Michelle delve into Embodied Imagination® by Jungian analyst Robert Bosnak, offering a therapeutic and creative approach to dreams. The seminar covers theoretical foundations, method descriptions, and hands-on exploration of dream images with group reflections.
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In this one-day workshop with Jungian analyst Dr Mark Winborn you will explore Carl Jung’s concept of participation mystique as it is used as a starting point for an in-depth exploration of ‘shared realities’ in the analytic setting and beyond.
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Australian Aboriginal culture, steeped in rich mythology, relies on oral tradition passed down for generations. Explored through Western-written works, this seminar delves into a story shared by revered Ngarinyin Elder Mowaljarlai, emphasizing Jungian symbolism for deeper cultural understanding.
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Explore the multifaceted symbolism of the whale in fairy tales, representing fear, journey, and majesty. Delve into the psychological interpretation of whale encounters in dreams, pondering how fairy tales enhance our understanding of individuation.
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Delve into posthumanism’s impact on contemporary debates, particularly the human-machine merger. Drawing from “Jung vs. Borg,” explore how psycho-social trends drive dissociation and fragmentation, and consider Jungian psychology’s role in counteracting technocratic influences.
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Explore Sandplay, a Jungian-based therapeutic method by Dora M. Kalff, allowing nonverbal expression of internal states. Analysts Sarah Gibson and Joy Norton introduce its use in adult psychotherapy, emphasizing symbolic attitudes and the role of the body.
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In The Red Book and Memories Dreams Reflections, Jung reports a number of visions of Jesus Christ that came to him at critical turning points in his life. These are remarkable for their vividness and emotional, as well as intellectual, impact on him.
In this lecture, I will discuss the metanoetic function they seemed to serve in his personal development and for his theory of individuation. I will also discuss the importance of numinous experiences such as these for all who have them and work with them to further their psychological and spiritual development.
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Today’s global challenges, spanning climate crises, social injustices, and environmental degradation, result from human narratives shaped by psychology. Ecological psychology explores shared planetary processes, shifting focus from individual to collective well-being.
During this zoominar we will examine:
-What co-shapes an ecological psyche – narrative and image – and what matters about this understanding?
Our focus will be in the first process of Energy Exchange. We’ll examine a few ecological and psychological examples to get a better understanding of how narratives have an efficacy of their own: they can poison and enliven, destroy and innovate, close down and open up possibilities.
Explore the enigmatic figure of the Kore, representing a self-contained state, in Jungian psychology. Presenter Safron Rossi, delves into the Kore’s significance for women, examining its power equivalent to the Mother and its impact on feminine consciousness.