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Date – October 3, 2026
Time – 1 pm – 3 pm
Cost – $40
On Zoom
Pablo Picasso, Guernica (1937)
Join us on our journey to visit some of C. G. Jung’s masterpiece works.
In this seminar, we are going to look at his Collected Works #15, titled The Spirit in Man, Art, and Literature, which comprises essays revealing the collective, historical and individual sources and influences on some outstanding personalities, including Dr. Jung himself.
We will review essays on:
*Paracelsus
* Dr. Sigmund Freud
*Richard Wilhelm
*James Joyce
*Picasso
This is a perfect opportunity to learn about and widen our knowledge of Dr. Jung’s approach to and use of alchemy, art, literature, and sinology in psychoanalysis.
Participants are not required to obtain the text but if they wish to do so, the reference material will be from C. G. Jung, The Spirit in Man, Art, and Literature, Bollingen Series XX, Princeton University Press, Princeton, New Jersey, 1990, ISBN #978-0-691-0-17754
All are encouraged to share their own understanding of the material, to the extent they feel comfortable.
Olga E. Turcotte, MIM, is a lecturer based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. She has lived and studied in seven countries and has worked in the fields of corporate finance, non-profit management, consulting and education. Her interest in analytical psychology started in the mid 80’s while she was still living in C. G. Jung’s Switzerland and has become her vocation over the years. Her areas of focus are dreams, history, literature, religion and symbolism.
Date and Time:
Saturday, October 3, 2026
1 pm – 3 pm, (EST) via Zoom
Cost: $40
*If you are in a unique situation and do not have the financial resources to afford our fee, please email us at cgjungne@gmail.com
Registration:
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Date – November 7, 2026
Time- 12 pm – 2:30 pm EST
Cost- $75
On Zoom
As a central notion in Jungian psychology, individuation generally has been treated as a hard-won goal, following a model of heroic efforts to achieve a realization of the self. In this course we will look at how Jung developed this concept as a type of modern spirituality. Drawing upon ancient and medieval philosophical roots coupled with a prolonged confrontation with the unconscious, during his “Red Book” period (1913-1932), we will explore the path which led him to this vision of human potentiality.
This will be followed by an examination of potential extensions: synchronicity will be seen as a needed, fundamental conceptual bridge towards a fuller, more holistic conceptualization of individuation. An approach to a reenchantment of the mind, and of the world emerges from this extension. Further, consideration of contemporary complexity theory offers a path towards a broad revision of Jung’s opus. Consequently, the notion of individuation into to a more open-ended, dynamic process, which includes a critique of its classical “heroic” orientation. Collective, cultural dimensions to individuation can then be considered and better appreciated.
More controversially, we will look at the post-mortem potentiality of individuation, starting with Jung’s own beliefs. Exploration of unconscious imagery will be considered in terms of a recovery and reanimation of the forgotten gods/goddesses of the netherworlds in various cultures. Individuation in this way becomes a collective enterprise to restore and revitalize psychic verticality and open space for the reality of the imagination.
Joseph Cambray, Ph.D. is Past-President-CEO of Pacifica Graduate Institute; he is Past-President of the International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP); has served as the U.S. Editor for the Journal of Analytical Psychology (JAP.) He was a faculty member at Harvard Medical School, Center for Psychoanalytic Studies. Dr. Cambray lives in the Santa Barbara area of California. His numerous publications include the book based on his Fay Lectures: Synchronicity: Nature and Psyche in an Interconnected Universe. He has also published numerous paper and book chapters. He regularly lectures and gives workshops internationally.
DATE AND TIME
Saturday, November 7, 2026
12 pm – 2:30 pm EST on Zoom
Cost:
$75
2.5 MHC and SW CEUs available ($15 CEU fee)
Public Registration
Institute Analyst Member Registration
Date – September 23rd – October 28th, 2026
Time – Wednesdays: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Cost – $150 Adults / $75 Students and Seniors
On Zoom
You are invited to join a small interactive dream group for writers, artists, storytellers and clinicians interested in exploring their own and the dreams of others. This is not a therapy group, but individuals will learn a method of working with dreams and the creative imagination that will enhance their understanding of how dreams can influence their creative projects. Clinicians will also learn to use this method in their work with clients.
During the dream group, participants are guided to re-enter the landscape of each participant’s dreams. A slow and careful exploration of the dream images, from a variety of perspectives, elicits sensations and affective states that are experienced in the body. This work is known to lead to an increased depth of the creative imagination and a profound sense of one’s own humanity.
Dates and Time:
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM EST
on Zoom
Wednesdays:
Sept. 23, 30, 2026; Oct. 7, 14, 21, 28, 2026
Cost: $150
Students and Seniors: $75
*If you are in a unique situation and do not have the financial resources to afford our fee, please email us at
cgjungne@gmail.com
This group will be led by Jill Fischer, PsyA, APRN, BC, IAAP, a Jungian Analyst and a board-certified advanced nurse practitioner with worldwide experience working with the dreams of individuals and groups both in-person and on the Internet. She is a training and consulting analyst at the C.G. Jung Institute of New England and past president of the New England Society of Jungian Analysts (NESJA). She is presently Co-Chairman of the Ethics Committee of the IAAP. Jill co-wrote the section on Embodied Imagination in Barrett, Diedre and McNamara, Patrick, editors. Encyclopedia of Sleep and Dreams [2 volumes]: The Evolution, Function, Nature, and Mysteries of Slumber, Greenwood, 2012.
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REGISTRATION FOR STUDENTS AND SENIORS
“6 Week Online Daytime Dream Group – Students and Seniors”
Cost: $75
