Upcoming Events

We invite you to attend our public programs, where talented and experienced Jungian analysts share their passionate interests, writing, research, and clinical wisdom. Seminars are open to the public and are currently being held on Zoom until further notice. We look forward to seeing you at a program soon!

From Medieval Alchemy to Jungian Psychology, with Kaye Lindauer, MS, MLS, M.Div

Date - April 24th, 2024
Time-  7 pm - 9 pm
Cost- $60
On Zoom

Carl Jung discovered that a metaphoric look at the process of the transformation of metals, as it was understood by the alchemist, illuminated his own work on psychological development and individuation process. A historic overview of alchemy will lead into an exploration of core concepts of Jungian psychology in our seminar. Illustrations from alchemical text and symbolic images will be included as part ...

Falling in Love With the Wild
Free Movie Viewing and Salon, with Angie Brenner, LICSW

Date: Saturday, May 18th, 2024
Free Movie Viewing of the film My Octopus Teacher, 5:30 pm to 7 pm
Salon: Jungian exploration and discussion of the film 7:30 to 9 pm
Cost for Salon: $25
In-person event   Limited to 30
Please register in advance to ensure your spot.

For those who would like to view My Octopus Teacher together, please come for free at 5:30 pm. The Salon, for $25, will begin at 7:30 pm Refreshments will be served between ...

Jung, Picasso and The Genius Archetype – Part I with Olga Turcotte, MIM

Date - September 14th, 2024
Time -  1 pm - 3 pm
Cost - $60
On Zoom

P. Picasso, Child with Dove, 1901 Jung and Picasso were contemporaries, two geniuses in their respective fields, who had the ability to delve into the collective unconscious and bring out its contents in a meaningful and relatable form. Their ideas and works deeply reflected the Zeitgeist. Join us to look at some of Picasso’s art from a Jungian point of view. Everything this ...

From Medieval Alchemy to Jungian Psychology, Part II, with Kaye Lindauer, MS, MLS, M.Div

Date - September 18, 2024
Time -  7 pm - 9 pm
Cost - $60
On Zoom

Join us in our second, yet stand-alone seminar to learn more about Jung & Alchemy! Carl Jung discovered that a metaphoric look at the process of the transformation of metals, as it was understood by the alchemist, illuminated his own work on psychological development and individuation process. A historic overview of alchemy will continue to lead into an exploration of core concepts ...

The Art of The Dream, with William J. Ventimiglia, D. Min.

Date - September 28th, 2024
Time-  10 am - 3 pm
Cost- $120
In-person seminar

What is a dream?  In his Zarathustra Seminar Jung opines: “…our dreams are like windows that allow us to look in . . .  to that psychological process which is continually going on in our unconscious.”  What does this window reveal?  The dream is an aesthetic creation of the unconscious emerging from the trends of conscious everyday living against the ...

C.G. Jung & Alcoholics Anonymous with Charles R. Fox, O.D, Ph.D.

Date - Saturday, October 26th, 2024
Time-  2 pm - 4 pm
Cost- $90
In person - Space is limited

Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is a 2 million member international mutual aid fellowship to help members achieve and maintain sobriety. While studies of AA's efficacy have produced inconsistent results, it is undeniable that Alcoholics Anonymous has had a significant and long term effect on American and international culture. Jung’s influence on the founding of AA is not widely known; his ...

Jung, Chagall and The Genius Archetype- Part II with Olga Turcotte, MIM

Date - November 23, 2024
Time -  1 pm - 3 pm
Cost - $60
On Zoom

Join us in our second, yet stand-alone seminar on Jung and the genius archetype, where we are going to look at and discuss some of Marc Chagall’s paintings from a Jungian point of view. Marc Chagall, I and the Village, 1911 Mark Chagall (1887-1985), an almost-contemporary of Jung, is considered one of the greatest image-makers of the 20th century. He was a ...