Befriending the Imagination
Ruth Gendler
Sunday July 22, 1–4pm, $45
The human imagination is an essential natural resource, not rare, but precious. Based on her work as poet-in-the-schools, her practice as an artist, and her great love of metaphor and d
When Dreams Bring Meaning
Meredith Sabini
Friday July 20, 7–9pm and August TBA, $20
Each life seems to include a measure of grief, illness, or unexpected loss. Our challenge is coming to terms with this suffering, so we do not become its victim, or sett
The Art and Psyche Working Group is pleased to announce a conference on the creative collaboration between depth psychology and the arts in the context of a city.
Traditional plenaries, workshops and breakouts will feature presentations by painters, m
Preston Sturges burst forth into 1940s America, the first credited writer-director in Hollywood history. He churned out eight brilliant films from 1940 to 1944, then all but disappeared. Sturges’ startlingly original, eccentric style combined cosmopo
The Spiritual Mandates of an Inspired Life
23 years and running--A remarkable 6-day Conference in Assisi, Italy, focused on community, contemplation, and stimulating conversation around Jung, the Arts, and the New Sciences. Join us!
Tuition is $2,495.
In 1992, David Lukoff and a team of psychiatrists advanced religious/spiritual problems as conditions that may be the focus of therapy. One such problem/condition has been termed spiritual emergence, according to Stanislav and Christina Grof (1989) i
June 25-29, 2012 in Colorado with Animas Valley Institute guides Bill Plotkin and Peter Scanlan
This training is designed primarily for trainees in the Animas SAIP program, but is also open (by application) to guides working in the settings of wildern
The Clown, in various forms, has carried a broad range of archetypal energies through the centuries. The Clown challenges prevailing authority, provides a compensatory function for overly ordered cultures as well as the individual psyche, and serves
"Sailing on the Sea of Dreams"
The Conference will be a 4 1/2 day event filled with Workshops, Symposia, Panels, a Poster Session and Special Events featuring three world-renowned keynote speakers and over 150 presenters from around the globe. Specia
June 21-27, 2012 in Vermont with Animas Valley Institute guides Ann Roberts and Charles Lawrence
There's a big difference between getting old and being a true elder, between withdrawing from active contribution to the community and embracing the call
Write On! is a group for people who use writing as a means of personal exploration. With prompts on a variety of topics each week from which you may pick and choose what you wish to write and what you wish to share, Write On! is an opportunity to
The Castle in the Forest: Further Explorations into Self and Psyche (Mondays, 8pm ET)
Our on-going exploration of the Red Book continues with this four week teleseminar series XII: "The Castle in the Forest." Welcome back to those of you who have al
The Joseph Campbell Foundation Mythological RoundTable of Ojai is very pleased to present Richard Buchen, Curator of Joseph Campbell’s book collection and Special Collections Librarian at Pacifica Graduate Institute.Having tended Joseph Campbell’s pe
This 4 day, 3 night retreat will provide a context in which you will do some serious academic writing, reflect on your writing practices, and establish systems of accountability in regional working groups that will aid in your movement toward complet
Cycle One: June 4th - 8th, 2012
Passages: The Art of Life’s Transitions
with Gail Sheehy, journalist, lecturer and bestselling author
Change is a constant in our lives. How do we make positive passages? What is your attitude toward the changes that our
| The Depth Psychology Alliance Book Club operates as an open forum. Everything is done via writing within the group so you can participate at whatever schedule and level works for you. Each new author starts the first day of the designated month with |
In this interactive discussion, Kim Hermanson, Ph.D., Adjunct Faculty at Pacifica Graduate Institute, shares from her book, Getting Messy: A Guide to Taking Risks and Opening the Imagination for Teachers, Trainers, Coaches and Mentors.
Engaging deeply
Drs. Arnold and Amy Mindell, Founders of Worldwork and Process Work, Jungian analyst and climate scientist, Dr. Jeff Kiehl of the National Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder, CO, and Professor Dr. Catherine Gautier of University of California S
If you have seriously considered joining us in Assisi, Italy, in July or simply fantasized about the idea, don't miss this free teleseminar on Tuesday, June 5, at 8pm ET. We'll discuss the theme, the details of the conference itself, and share storie
