5.7.26 | Thomas Singer, MD | A Field Guide to American Cultural Complexes: The Battleground of the Splintered American Psyche | Free Reading Discussion
Many Americans today feel overwhelmed and overburdened by the relentless flood of conflicting narratives surging through society. Every headline, opinion page, or dinner-table discussion seems to throb with urgency, distortion, and division. The more implausible the story, the more powerfully it grips the psyche. We are living in a crazy-making environment. Here is an unsettling […]
3.11.26 | Encountering the Psyche | Module 3: Complex, Archetype, Symbol, Myth | Virtual Q & A Discussion
You are invited to embark on a tour of the psyche as mapped by Carl Gustav Jung, to be led by Angelo Spoto — Jungian therapist of over 35 years, author of Jung’s Typology in Perspective, and Education Director of the C.G. Jung Library of Tampa Bay. Module 3: Complex, Archetype, Symbol, Myth is the […]
8.21.25 | Lecture: The Structure & Dynamics of the Psyche
Jung once stated that all psychological models are confessions of the individuals who developed them. Today, there are 400 models in psychology. Is Jung saying that all models are limited by the subject confessing his or her own “truth?” Is there no Truth, capital T? Yes and No. The subjective factor has always been acknowledged […]
The Parental Image: Its Injury and Reconstruction
Esther Harding, who had a personal analysis with Jung, was also one of Jung’s inner circle. She was very close to the fire. Everything she has written is in the mode of “the classical school,” as Andrew Samuels described it in HIS now classic: Jung and the Post-Jungians. Some of Harding’s titles include, The I […]