5.26.27 | Reading Jung: A Study in the Process of Individuation
Reading Jung: A Study of Selected Writings from the Collected Works ~ A Study in the Process of Individuation, CW 9i Many people drawn to Jung and Analytical Psychology have not read (or read very little) of Jung in the original. This ongoing signature Library program is an opportunity to immerse yourself in a curated […]
4.28.27 | Reading Jung: Consciousness, Unconscious, & Individuation
Reading Jung: A Study of Selected Writings from the Collected Works ~ Consciousness, Unconscious, & Individuation, CW 9i Many people drawn to Jung and Analytical Psychology have not read (or read very little) of Jung in the original. This ongoing signature Library program is an opportunity to immerse yourself in a curated selection of Jung’s […]
3.31.27 | Reading Jung: On the Psychology of the Trickster Figure
Reading Jung: A Study of Selected Writings from the Collected Works ~ On the Psychology of the Trickster Figure, CW 9i Many people drawn to Jung and Analytical Psychology have not read (or read very little) of Jung in the original. This ongoing signature Library program is an opportunity to immerse yourself in a curated […]
2.24.27 | Reading Jung: Concerning Rebirth
Reading Jung: A Study of Selected Writings from the Collected Works ~ Concerning Rebirth, CW 9i Many people drawn to Jung and Analytical Psychology have not read (or read very little) of Jung in the original. This ongoing signature Library program is an opportunity to immerse yourself in a curated selection of Jung’s major essays […]
1.27.27 | Reading Jung: The Undiscovered Self
Reading Jung: A Study of Selected Writings from the Collected Works ~ The Undiscovered Self, CW 10 Many people drawn to Jung and Analytical Psychology have not read (or read very little) of Jung in the original. This ongoing signature Library program is an opportunity to immerse yourself in a curated selection of Jung’s major […]
10.15.26 | Guest Lecturer Dr. Sheri Kling | Inanna Imaginalis: Dying and Rising in Story and Song
Description From the stories of Jonah in the belly of the whale or Persephone in the Underworld to Star Wars, The Matrix and Lord of the Rings, the journey to individuation and wholeness always includes a stop in wilderness places we’d rather not visit. But sometimes we don’t have a choice. And whether it’s divorce, […]
9.10.26 | Lecture: Alchemy & The Individuation Process
In 1928, after Jung received the Chinese alchemical text titled The Secret of the Golden Flower from the sinologist Richard Wilhelm, he closed the Red Book mid-sentence and devoted the next thirty-plus years of his life to researching and reflecting on the images, writings, and practices of the Western alchemical tradition. Jung was the first […]
5.21.26 | Guest Presenter: Laura Hensley, LMHC | Making Mandalas- Imaging the Whole Self
Join the C.G. Jung Library of Tampa Bay and Library board member/guest presenter Laura Hensley for a Red Book inspired evening of exploration and visual creativity. We will dive deeply into the symbolic nature, psychological function, and cultural history of mandalas, and participants will be invited to give form and expression to the archetype of […]
3.21.26 | Guest Presenter: Dr. Polly Young-Eisendrath | Workshop: Can You Stay Mindful When Emotionally Triggered?
This workshop introduces the Skill of Real Dialogue as a mindfulness practice for remaining present and open during emotional activation. Staying alert and responsive during emotional conflicts or disagreements requires special mindfulness skills—the ability to concentrate and remain open while being activated. This skill is essential for clinical work, organizational life, and intimate relationships. Participants […]
3.19.26 | Guest Lecturer: Dr. Polly Young-Eisendrath | Behold the Gates of Mercy
This presentation draws principally on two models of substrate consciousness: Jung’s collective psyche and Buddhist understandings of mind and suffering. Dr. Polly Young-Eisendrath explores trauma not only as a personal psychological wound, but as a shared human condition that shapes ethical life, imagination, and responsibility. Using the image of the “Gates of Mercy,” she considers […]