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This Cyber Monday, we’re introducing something new: Certificate in Foundational Depth Psychology This bundle of four foundational courses [Jung 101 → 102 → 103 → 104] provides learners with a complete pathway from theory to practice, from dreams to active imagination – and the opportunity to earn a certificate to demonstrate your mastery. What makes this certificate program different from “just taking courses”? In addition to considerable savings, research shows 89% of hiring managers prefer candidates with relevant credentials. Whether you're a serious helping professional, a therapist, educator, or a dedicated seeker, a certificate signals serious commitment and demonstrable skill. Click here for more information or to enroll Two Cyber Monday Specials (ends Dec 4): OPTION 1: Certificate Bundle (Best Value)
Click here for more information or to enroll OPTION 2: Individual Courses
Click here for more information or to enroll What's Included in the Certificate Bundle Jung 101: An Introduction to Jungian Psychology Master the essential structures of the psyche – ego, shadow, complexes, archetypes – through Jung's own words. This is your theoretical foundation. Jung 102: Applied Jungian Psychology Learn practical methods: dreamwork, active imagination, amplification using myths and fairy tales. Theory becomes lived practice. Jung 103: Jung and Dreams Discover why complexes – not dreams themselves – are the royal road to the unconscious, and how to work with dreams as compensation for consciousness. Jung 104: Jung and Active Imagination Explore Jung's most powerful therapeutic innovation: consciously dialoguing with unconscious contents to advance your individuation journey. [CYBER MONDAY BONUS] The Archetype of Money Seminar A four-part exploration of money as identity, power, technology, and emotion – helping you untangle your personal money complex and move toward wholeness. This is college-level depth psychology training – rigorous, transformative, and built on Jung's own writings and those of classical Jungian theorists. |

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