2nd Weekend Program: 26-27th Nov

Lionel Corbett, Training and Supervising Jungian Analyst, Pacifica Graduate Institute.
11/26
09:00		Registration
09:30	Open	Psychotherapeutic approaches to suffering: The discovery of meaning
–	Lecture
11:30		This lecture will discuss some of the ways in which meaning can be found in
		suffering, and the ways in which suffering may contribute to the individuation
		process. Suffering can be seen as an archetypal process of liminality and may
		lead to necessary radical acceptance of the demands of the Self.
		Lunch Break
13:30	Reading	The archetypal and personal dynamics of psychotherapy
–	Seminar
15:30		Jung has some important things to say about the archetypal and
		interpersonal dynamics involved in psychotherapy. This seminar will discuss a
		selection of Jung’s writing from CW 16, The practice of psychotherapy, with
		special reference to the mutual influence of therapist and patient. We will
		relate his comments to some recent developments in relational
		psychotherapy.
		Tea Break
16:00	Case	Psychopathology in fairy tales:
–	Study	An archetypal and psychodynamic approach.
18:00
		This seminar will discuss a variety of forms of psychopathology found in
		various fairy tales from the Grimm’s collection. We will also look at some fairy
		tales that depict elderly people, to demonstrate the specific developmental
		tasks of later life as revealed by fairy tales.

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