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YOUR CART

Lectures and Seminars

"Becoming who we are meant to be is to live a life of authenticity."

"Basic Jung: Active Imagination in the Journey of Individuation"
We will explore how engaging imaginatively with our dreams, fantasies, affects, and other energies arising from the Unconscious can heal emotional wounds, transform our sense of self worth, enable us to withstand collective pressure to conform, and foster a self of our own, which does not collapse under stress. On site and on Zoom.

4 March 2022
International School of Analytical Psychology Zurich

"The Legacy of Screams that Could Not be Screamed"
Exploring how the ideas of D. W. Winnicott and C.G. Jung help us work with core issues encountered in analysis with adults. Silenced voices include the grandiose engineer who discovers his ordinariness, the puella who finds meaning in her art, and the businessman who repeats his abusive childhood.

8, 10, 15, 17 March 2022
International School of Analytical Psychology Zurich

"Discovery and Recovery: An Experiential Seminar"
An opportunity to explore hidden parts of self and unprocessed experience though active imagination with images, affects, and other energies emerging from the Unconscious.

12-13 March 2022
International School of Analytical Psychology Zurich

 “Ethnology as Mirror”
Jung traveled to non-Western societies to see himself though the eyes of others. What unrecognized and unexamined aspects of ourselves, our attitudes, values, and norms, might be mirrored back to us from an encounter with another culture? How may this experience contribute to our individuation? On site and on Zoom.

18 March 2022
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International School of Analytical Psychology Zurich

“A Pilgrimage to Sacred Places in Switzerland”
An eight day guided tour led by Penelope
20-28 May 2022

Day One, Friday, May 20:  Arrival and exploration of Zurich, our base for the 8 days
Day Two, Saturday, May 21:  Excursion up Lake Zurich to Rapperswil
Day Three, Sunday, May 22:  Visit to the fabulous Rietberg and Kunsthaus art museums in Zurich
Day Four, Monday, May 23:  Excursion to the Black Madonna in Einsiedeln
Day Five, Tuesday, May 24:  Excursion to Rosengart Collection of Art in historic Lucerne
Day Six, Wednesday, May 25:  Excursion to the UNESCO World Heritage library in San Gallen
Day Seven, Thursday, May 26:  Excursion to the hermitage of Switzerland's patron saint, Brother Klaus
Day Eight, Friday, May 27:  Free day in Zurich and celebratory Farewell Dinner

For information & registration: Christina Carlson at cmcarlson111@gmail.com
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This trip is sponsored by The Guild for Spiritual Guidance

International School of Analytical Psychology Zurich

 Recent Lectures and Seminars

  • Fall 2021: “Insights from Myths Across Cultures” & “Exploring Our Many Selves"
  • ​Fall 2021: “Basic Jung: Stepping Stones on the Journey”
  • Fall 2020: “The Symbolic and the Relational in Analysis”
  • Fall 2019: "Integrating the Shadow: The Pull of the Psyche to Heal" & "Working with What Life presents" 
  • Spring 2019: "In the Service of the Self" & "Portraits of Marriage" 
  • Fall 2018: "Discovering What Lies Within" & "Trauma in Greek Tragedy"
  • Spring 2018: "Issues and Development in Early Childhood" & "Dreams and Active Imagination"
  • Fall 2017: "Analysis, Activism and Non-Violence" & "Living a Creative Life"
  • Spring  2017: "A Mythic Journey" & "Healing in Analysis"
  • Fall 2016: “Picasso and Klee in Lucerne: An Excursion” & “Developmental Tasks in the First Half of Life”
  • Spring 2016: “Active Imagination and Non-Violence” & “Stepping Stones on the Journey of Individuation”
  • Fall 2015: “The Contribution of Ethnology to Jungian Psychology” & “Creativity, Anxiety, and Play”
  • Spring 2015: “A Self of One’s Own” & “The Undiscovered Self: An Experiential Seminar”
  • Fall 2014: “The Significance of Early Development” & “Art and Imagination”
  • Spring 2014: “Exploring Fundamentals of Jungian Psychology”
  • Spring 2013: "Wounds, Tears, and Healing"
  • Fall 2012: “Pilgrimage to the Black Madonna: An Excursion to Einsiedeln”
  • Spring 2012: “Initiation: An Experiential Seminar”

Other Presentations

  • “A Therapeutic Journaling Process with Women in Prison”, Capitol Hill Center, Washington, DC, USA; July 2019
  • “Three Levels of Identity”, 76th Feria Nacional de la Plata 2013, Taxco, Mexico; November 2013
  • “Rites of Passage and the Wisdom of Myth”, Psychologische Gesellschaft Basel, Switzerland; April 2012
  • "Grieving and the Path of Individuation", C.G. Jung Analytical Psychology Club, London, UK; April 2012
  • "A New Look at an Old Tale: The Story of Penelope", DACOR Bacon House, Washington, DC, USA; February 2012

Penelope Yungblut
540-338-7879
penelope.yungblut@icloud.com

Touchstone, Inc. is supported by honoraria for services provided and by tax deductible contributions which allow us to offer our program without fixed fees.

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