Psychedelics and individuation

Paperbound. 400 pp. including black-and-whte illustrations and a general index. Individual essays have bibliographies and sometimes endnotes. Table of Contents: List of contributors Note on the Collected Works and the Red Book Introduction -Editors’ preface / Leslie Stein and Lionel Corbett -The therapeutic use of psychedelic agents: An overview / Lionel Corbett The Importance of breakthroughs -Beyond the masks of automated experience / Romano Màdera -The path to the transcendent function: Dreams, visions, and psychedelics / Nancy Swift Furlotti Psychedelics and Jungian principles -Can you bear it? / Murray Stein -Psychedelics: Another tool in analytical work? / Aurea Afonso Caetano -Integration of Jungian and psychedelic training and practice: A conversation / Miriam Stein and Anne Flynn Indigenous healing perspectives -Therapist’s experience with expanded states and psychedelic field: Perspectives rooted in Jungian psychology and Shipibo indigenous healing traditions / Jerome Braun -Are the use of psychedelics really necessary? Deborah Bryon -Ayahuasca and Amerindian perspectivism: The Shamanic experience in the Jungian clinic / Walter Boechat and Ana Luisa Teixeira de Menzies Establishing intentions -Search for connection through microdosing / Marcel van den Akker -The Self as the first principle for a psychedelic experience / Leslie Stein The setting -Jung’s vas Hermeticum; Bion’s container-contained / Renée Cunningham -The range of the Jungian frame / John R. White Integration in practice -The sacred journey / James A. Fidelibus -Active imagination in psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy: Building bridges to the Self / Felicia Matto-Shepard -Sharing in the field: The art of working energetically with psychedelics / Susan Williams -The combination method: Use of ketamine as an adjunct to analytic treatment / Linda Carter and I. Joseph McFadden Index