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SUMMARY:Wisdom of the Ages: Dummling and Elder Tales
DESCRIPTION:The first half of this seminar will explore the symbolism of the fairy hero known as the dummling (simpleton). He is characterized by disarming\, ego-subversive inner qualities of naivete\, innocence and humility\, and is possessed with “an integrity of the personality” that Marie-Louise von Franz deemed an aspect of the Self and “the essence of Jungian psychology.” Through his willingness to suffer the unknown\, the dummling offers a link to our healing\, wonderment and creativity. This is a capacity that exists in each of us. In the seminar\, we will examine the dummling’s significance in fairy tales\, and his importance to Jungian psychology as a whole. The value of feeling-based intelligence will be primary over thought-based interpretation in accordance with the dummling spirit. \n“Being old is highly unpopular\,” noted Jung. And yet\, elders in ancient tales\, from ordinary characters confronting poverty\, failure\, and loss\, to extraordinary wizards and crones\, beckon us into larger relationship with our own aging selves. In the second part of the seminar we will explore elder characters in timeless tales\, including the Italian fairy tale Shining Fish and the Apache folktale The Old Woman Weaves the World. We will also consider how the dummling and the elder might be related. \nBrief readings\, including the folk/fairy tale texts\, will be provided before each session. \n\n\n\n\nJerry Deckelbaum\, LCSW is an Oregon licensed clinical social worker and a member of the Pacific Northwest Society of Jungian Analysts. He received his diploma from the C.G. Jung Institute Pacific Northwest in 2017\, and has additional degrees in music and law. He has a private practice in Portland\, Oregon. jdeckelbaum@hevanet.com.\n\n\n\nMaribeth Kallemeyn\, Ph.D.\, is a Jungian analyst and clinical psychologist in private practice in Salem\, Oregon. She has been in clinical practice since 2001. She completed her analytic training with the C.G. Jung Institute Pacific Northwest in 2018\, and she is a member of the Pacific Northwest Society of Jungian Analysts.\n\n\n\n  \nDates and Times \n\nSundays from 1:00 – 3:00 pm\n\n Schedule \n\nJanuary 25\, 2026 – Jerry Deckelbaum\nFebruary 1 – Jerry Deckelbaum\nFebruary 8 – Jerry Deckelbaum\nFebruary 22 — Maribeth Kallemeyn\nMarch 1  – Maribeth Kallemeyn\nMarch 8   – Maribeth Kallemeyn\n\n  \nCost \n\n12 hours of instruction: $205 (OFJ members: $195)\nSorry\, we are unable to offer refunds.\nContinuing Education Credits are available\, with one hour of CE credit for each hour of attendance. CEUs will be available for purchase\, at a cost of $15\, which will cover all CEUs earned over the six-session seminar.
URL:https://ofj.org/event/wisdom-of-the-ages-dummling-and-elder-tales/
LOCATION:OFJ Library\, 811 NW 20th Ave\, Portland\, OR\, 97209\, United States
CATEGORIES:Seminar
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251012
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251124
DTSTAMP:20260603T191041
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SUMMARY:The Wizard of Oz: The Problem of Power and Innocence in the Struggle for Wholeness
DESCRIPTION:Oregon Friends of Jung\, in partnership with the Pacific Northwest Society of Jungian Analysts (PNSJA)\, continues our series of seminars designed to deepen your knowledge of Jungian psychology. You will have an opportunity to learn from and engage with analysts who are experts in their fields. \nBeginning in October\, appropriate to the season of the witch\, analyst Diana Oxley will lead seminar participants in an extensive exploration of the story of the Wizard of Oz and its key figures\, the wizard and evil witches who pose obstacles to Dorothy’s journey to return to the ones she loves. According to Jung\, a journey such as this leads to “the supreme realization of the innate idiosyncrasy of a living being. … an act of high courage flung in the face of life.” (1953\, CW 17\, ¶289). Using a fairy tale of modern vintage\, participants will grapple with the timeless archetypal forces that make the story so compelling and with the power to leave an indelible mark on our psyches. \nPresenter: Diana Oxley\, Ph.D.\, LPC\, received her diploma in Jungian psychotherapy from the C.G. Jung Institute\, Zurich in 2019 and has been in practice since 2015. \nAccording to the Library of Congress\, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz is America’s greatest and best-loved home-grown fairytale. Written in 1900 and made into a movie in 1939 with spin-offs The Wiz and Wicked\, it remains ever popular. As Jungians we suspect its enduring popularity is due to the archetypal wisdom it contains. A young girl\, meek and mild\, goes up against a powerful wizard and evil witch. How she is able to transform and integrate these unconscious elements reveals deep insights into the threat that a power complex poses to individuation. Salman Rushdie sees in the film’s theme song “Over the Rainbow” the wish for escape from the inadequacies of one’s present circumstances\, a pretty tidy explanation of our susceptibility to the attraction of power. This human weakness applies to all individuals and also relates to American culture\, its history and complexes as context of our own necessarily idiosyncratic\, often wayward journey toward wholeness. \nMaterials. A few copies of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz are available in our library for participants to borrow. The book is also available to purchase online or at your local bookstore. \nDates and Times\n\nSundays from 1:00—3:00pm PST In-person attendance only – no Zoom\n\n\nSchedule\n\nOctober 12\nOctober 19\nNovember 2\nNovember 16\nNovember 23\n\nLocation\nOFJ Library\, 811 NW 20th Ave\, Portland. Click here to see a map. There is no Zoom option for this seminar. \nCost\n\n10 hours of instruction: $205 (OFJ members: $195)\nSorry\, we are unable to offer refunds.\nContinuing Education Credits are available from PNSJA\, with one hour of CE credit for each hour of attendance. CEUs will be available for purchase\, at a cost of $15\, which will cover all CEUs earned over the six-session seminar.\n\nReading\nReading assignments and material will be sent to participants in advance of the start of the seminar\, and may be supplemented during the seminar. \nSeminar Size\n\nAttendance is limited to 15 people\nIf the seminar fills\, and you would like to be added to our wait-list\, please write us at info@ofj.org. If you have any questions\, please call 503-223-3080.\n\nSeminar Leader\n\n\n\n\nDiana Oxley\, Ph.D.\, LPC\, received her diploma in Jungian psychotherapy from the C.G. Jung Institute\, Zurich\, in 2019 and has been in practice since 2015.
URL:https://ofj.org/event/the-wizard-of-oz-the-problem-of-power-and-innocence-in-the-struggle-for-wholeness/
LOCATION:OFJ Library\, 811 NW 20th Ave\, Portland\, OR\, 97209\, United States
CATEGORIES:Seminar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240128T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20240128T150000
DTSTAMP:20260603T191041
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SUMMARY:Doorways of Initiation
DESCRIPTION:Oregon Friends of Jung\, in partnership with The Pacific Northwest Society of Jungian Analysts (PNSJA)\, continues our series of seminars designed to deepen your knowledge of Jungian psychology. You’ll have an opportunity to learn from and engage with Analysts who are experts in their fields. \nThe process of individuation leads us through a series of initiations throughout our lifetime. Initiations urge—and sometimes thrust—us into transitional terrain where we find ourselves disconnected from the familiar\, compelled to confront unknown forces\, and invited to discover the new. In this seminar\, we will explore potential doorways of initiation. These include inner energies\, at times forbidden\, which well up and press toward growth; bodily illness; and collective events like the pandemic. Through presentation\, discussion and engagement with fairy tales and dreams\, we will explore how we might consent to the initiations that arrive and serve our becoming more of who we are. \nDates and Times\n\nSundays from 1:00—3:00pm PST via Zoom Meeting\n\nSchedule\n\nJanuary 28 – Maribeth Kallemeyn\nFebruary 4  – Maribeth Kallemeyn\nFebruary 11 – Maribeth Kallemeyn\nFebruary 25 – Kristin Funk\nMarch 3 – Kristin Funk\nMarch 10 – Kristin Funk\n\nCost\n\n12 hours of instruction: $205 (OFJ members: $195)\nSorry\, we are unable to offer refunds.\nContinuing Education Credits are available from PNSJA\, with one hour of CE credit for each hour of attendance. CEUs will be available for purchase\, at a cost of $15\, which will cover all CEUs earned over the six-session seminar.\n\nReading\nReading assignments and material will be sent to participants in advance of the start of the seminar\, and may be supplemented during the seminar. \nSeminar Size\n\nAttendance is limited to 15 people\nIf seminar fills\, and you would like to be added to our wait-list\, please write us at info@ofj.org. If you have any questions\, please call 503-223-3080.\n\nSeminar Leaders\n\n\n\n\nKristin Funk\, MA\, LCSW\, is a Jungian Analyst in private practice in Eugene\, Oregon. She received her diploma in 2019 from the C.G. Jung Institute Pacific Northwest and is an active member of the Pacific Northwest Society of Jungian Analysts. Prior to starting her private practice in 2010\, Kris was engaged in clinical and community work\, and university-based research\, development and teaching.\n\n\n\nMaribeth Kallemeyn\, Ph.D\, is a Jungian analyst and clinical psychologist in private practice in Salem\, Oregon. She has been in clinical practice since 2001. She completed her analytic training with the C.G. Jung Institute Pacific Northwest in 2018\, and she is a member of the Pacific Northwest Society of Jungian Analysts.
URL:https://ofj.org/event/doorways-of-initiation/
LOCATION:Zoom Webinar\, OR\, United States
CATEGORIES:Seminar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230212T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230212T150000
DTSTAMP:20260603T191041
CREATED:20230110T211958Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230212T183236Z
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SUMMARY:Reclaiming the Wisdom of Ancient Myths
DESCRIPTION:C.G. Jung’s revelation of the mythopoetic dimension of the human psyche\, i.e.\, its story-making structure\, gave credence to his hypothesis of the collective unconscious\, its archetypal images and their healing intent. In this seminar\, we explore the wisdom hidden in the ancient Greek myths of Myrrha and the great god Pan. Together\, we will discover the meanings and guidance these age-old stories can offer us today. \nIn the myth of Myrrha\, we examine the theme of incest as perpetrated by a daughter with her father. We find that a repugnant act such as this appears in biblical stories\, as well\, and ask why the usual form of incest — a father’s violation of his daughter — gets turned on its head in these tales. We see the archetypes of the collective unconscious\, the gods and goddesses\, having their way with us but don’t understand why we should suffer so. We learn what it means to violate the gods’ sacred principles. and\, if we take the lesson to heart\, are chastened by it. We explore the relevance of these ancient stories to modern life by looking at their reflections in the troubled lives of clients in psychotherapy and characters in film to recognize the many variations on the theme of incest. \nWith the myth of the great god Pan\, we will look into this god’s creation\, not only as a symbolic example of the expression of psyche’s unconscious drama and its inner processes\, but also as a means by which the ancients\, and now ourselves\, make sense of the world. We explore the classical beginnings of this beloved pastoral god as religious myth\, and then the ways secular motifs and energies of the myth live on in modern society. We look at Jung’s views of myth for the second half of life\, and we will explore ideas about our own personal myths as a means of interpreting the past\, looking at the present and finding guidance and inspiration for the future. \nDates and Times\n\nSundays from 1:00 – 3:00 pm\n\nSchedule\n\nFebruary 12 – Diana Oxley\nFebruary  26 – Diana Oxley\nMarch 5 – Diana Oxley\nMarch 26 – Carol Walnum\nApril 2 – Carol Walnum\nApril 9 – Carol Walnum\n\nCost\n\n12 hours of instruction: $205 (OFJ members: $195)\nSorry\, we are unable to offer refunds.\nContinuing Education Credits are available\, with one hour of CE credit for each hour of attendance. CEUs will be available for purchase\, at a cost of $15\, which will cover all CEUs earned over the six-session seminar.\n\nReading\nReading assignments and material will be sent to participants in advance of the start of the seminar\, and may be supplemented during the seminar. \nSeminar Size\n\nAttendance is limited to 15 people\nIf seminar fills\, and you would like to be added to our wait-list\, please write us at info@ofj.org. If you have any questions\, please call 503-223-3080.\n\nSeminar Leaders\n\n\n\n\nDiana Oxley\, Ph.D.\, LPC\, received her diploma in Jungian psychotherapy from the C.G. Jung Institute\, Zurich\, in 2019 and has been in practice since 2015. She maintains an office in Multnomah Village and is a member of the Pacific Northwest Society of Jungian Analysts.\n\n\n\nCarol Walnum\, MA\, MBA\, LPC\, is a practicing Jungian analyst and Licensed Professional Counselor in Oregon. She received her analytical training from the C.G. Jung Institute\, Zurich. She is a member of the Pacific NW Society of Jungian Analysts and is currently its President. She is also President of the C.G. Jung Foundation Zurich\, supporting training and education in analytical psychology globally. Carol Walnum has practiced as a Jungian analyst for nine years. She is fascinated with the development and impact of myth in various cultures and at points in history.
URL:https://ofj.org/event/reclaiming-the-wisdom-of-ancient-myths/
LOCATION:Zoom Webinar\, OR\, United States
CATEGORIES:Seminar
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DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20221002T150000
DTSTAMP:20260603T191041
CREATED:20220906T233233Z
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SUMMARY:Finding the Self in Relationship: Intrapsychic and Interpersonal Paths to Psychic Development
DESCRIPTION:The Self is one of Jung’s most important and original ideas.  It represents the divine within every individual\, and also serves as the primary driver of the individuation process.  It invites\, nudges\, and challenges us to become more.  The Self is a somewhat elusive concept\, and elusive as a psychological presence as well.  As a concept\, the Self is an idea\, a theory.  In a lived life\, it is an encounter\, an encounter with energies that may be large or small\, penetrating or soft\, beckoning us to the edge of the known and the unknown.   It is on that edge of the known and the unknown that psychic development occurs.  In short\, the Self appears in the relationship between ego and ‘other’. \nFor Jung\, that ‘other’ includes relationships in the world\, with people we love and struggle with in everyday life\, and with other kindred spirits\, as well as relationships with one’s inner life\, with the unconscious.  This seminar will explore ways in which the developmental energies of the Self arise in both forms of relationship.  We will consider the ego’s possible tasks and stance in these encounters\, that is\, how we might participate creatively with the  ‘other’ in becoming more of who we are. \nDates and Times\n\nSundays from 1:00 – 3:00 pm\n\nSchedule\n\nOctober 2\, 2022 – Dunbar Carpenter\nOctober 9 – Dunbar Carpenter\nOctober 16 – Dunbar Carpenter\nOctober 30 – Maribeth Kallemeyn\nNovember 6 – Maribeth Kallemeyn\nNovember 20 – Maribeth Kallemeyn\n\nCost\n\n12 hours of instruction: $205 (OFJ members: $195)\nSorry\, we are unable to offer refunds.\nContinuing Education Credits are available\, with one hour of CE credit for each hour of attendance. CEUs will be available for purchase\, at a cost of $15\, which will cover all CEUs earned over the six-session seminar.\n\nReading\nReading assignments and material will be sent to participants well in advance of the start of the seminar\, and may be supplemented during the seminar. \nSeminar Size\n\nAttendance is limited to 15 people\nIf seminar fills\, and you would like to be added to our wait-list\, please write us at info@ofj.org. If you have any questions\, please call 503-223-3080.\n\nSeminar Leaders\n\n\n\n\nDunbar Carpenter\, Psy. D.\, is a Jungian analyst and clinical psychologist in private practice in Portland. He is a member of the Pacific Northwest Society of Jungian Analysts and is the Society’s Director of Training. He has been a practicing analyst\, teacher\, and individual and group supervisor for the past twenty-five years and has lectured and taught in both the United States and Zurich. Dunbar received his analytical training at the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich\, Switzerland.\n\n\n\nMaribeth Kallemeyn\, Ph.D.\, is a Jungian analyst and clinical psychologist in private practice in Salem\, Oregon. She has been in clinical practice since 2001. She completed her analytic training with the C.G. Jung Institute Pacific Northwest in 2018\, and she is a member of the Pacific Northwest Society of Jungian Analysts.
URL:https://ofj.org/event/finding-the-self-in-relationship-intrapsychic-and-interpersonal-paths-to-psychic-development/
LOCATION:Zoom Webinar\, OR\, United States
CATEGORIES:Seminar
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SUMMARY:Psyche’s Stories: Wisdom from the Depths for the Spirit of the Times
DESCRIPTION:Oregon Friends of Jung\, in partnership with The Pacific Northwest Society of Jungian Analysts\, continues our series of seminars designed to deepen your knowledge of Jungian psychology. You’ll have an opportunity to learn from and engage with Analysts who are experts in their fields. \nRegistration is now open for the Winter 2022 online seminar: Psyche’s Stories: Wisdom from the Depths for the Spirit of the Times. In keeping with our entire 2021-2022 Lecture series\, the seminar will be held online\, via Zoom Meeting. Attendance is limited to 15 participants. \nPlease see the seminar description below for details and registration information. \nPsyche’s Stories: Wisdom from the Depths for the Spirit of the Times \nC.G. Jung’s revelation of the mytho-poetic dimension of the human psyche\, i.e.\, its story-making structure\, gave credence to his hypothesis of the collective unconscious\, its archetypal images and their healing intent.  In this seminar\, we explore the wisdom hidden in the Scottish fairy tale Maol a Chliobain and in the ancient myth Amor and Psyche. Together\, we will discover how these age-old stories can provide solace\, meaning and guidance during times of upheaval and transition. \nIn Maol a Chliobain\, we ask what it means to receive a mother’s blessing or curse; we feel into being tied to a rock and left behind; we recognize the pattern of moving into and out of a Giant’s laird without being caught…and then link these symbolic images to Jungian concepts such as the formation of one’s shadow and psychological complexes\, the cultivation of one’s anima and animus\, and the individuation process itself.   Our aim is to cultivate symbolic perception and apply it to everyday life. \nIn Amor and Psyche we behold Aphrodite\, the great goddess of love and beauty\, and wonder at the torture she makes Psyche endure for usurping her claim to being the most beautiful. We ponder whether there’s more to this story than Aphrodite’s jealous claim and whether the outrageous behavior of this Greek goddess\, like that of many other Greek gods\, actually has something of great importance to impart. Finally\, we look for the reverberations of Amor and Psyche in modern stories and films to understand their hold on us and to identify new variations on the ancient themes. \nReading assignments and material will be made available to all participants in advance of the sessions.\n \nDates and Times\n\nSundays from 1:00 – 3:00 pm\n\nSchedule\nMaol a Chliobain: A Scottish Fairytale \n\nJanuary 30\, 2022 – Jenny Gordon\nFebruary 6 – Jenny Gordon\nFebruary 13 – Jenny Gordon\n\nThe Ancient Myth of Amor and Psyche \n\nFebruary 27 – Diana Oxley\nMarch 6 – Diana Oxley\nMarch 13 – Diana Oxley\n\nCost\n\n12 hours of instruction: $195 (OFJ members: $185)\nSorry\, we are unable to offer refunds.\nContinuing Education Credits are available\, with one hour of CE credit for each hour of attendance. CEUs will be available for purchase\, at a cost of $15\, which will cover all CEUs earned over the six-session seminar.\n\nSeminar Size\n\nAttendance is limited to 15 people\nIf seminar fills\, and you would like to be added to our wait-list\, please write us at info@ofj.org. If you have any questions\, please call 503-223-3080.\n\nSeminar Leaders\n\n\n\n\nJenny Gordon\, Ph.D.\, graduated from the C.G. Jung Institute\, Zurich\, in 1996\, and returned to her hometown of Eugene\, Oregon. For the past 25 years\, she has supplemented her private practice by offering fairy tale seminars\, dream group retreats\, and lectures on topics as varied as music and climate change.  She is co-founder of Eugene Friends of Jung and a member of the Pacific Northwest Society of Jungian Analysts.\n\n\n\nDiana Oxley\, Ph.D.\, LPC\, received her diploma in Jungian psychotherapy from the C.G. Jung Institute\, Zurich\, in 2019 and has been in practice since 2015. She maintains an office in Multnomah Village and is a member of the Pacific Northwest Society of Jungian Analysts.\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://ofj.org/event/psyches-stories-wisdom-from-the-depths-for-the-spirit-of-the-times/
LOCATION:Zoom Webinar\, OR\, United States
CATEGORIES:Seminar
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SUMMARY:What is an Archetype? Working with Large Psychic Energies
DESCRIPTION:Oregon Friends of Jung\, in partnership with The Pacific Northwest Society of Jungian Analysts\, continues our series of seminars designed to deepen your knowledge of Jungian psychology. You’ll have an opportunity to learn from and engage with Analysts who are experts in their fields. \nRegistration is now open for the Fall 2021 online seminar: What is an Archetype? Working with Large Psychic Energies. In keeping with our entire 2021-2022 Lecture series\, the seminar will be held online\, via Zoom Meeting. Attendance is limited to 15 participants. \nPlease see the seminar description below for details and registration information. \nWhat is an Archetype? Working with Large Psychic Energies \nFor Jung\, archetypes are basic forces in the human psyche that form part of our genetic or at least emergent mental heritage. They inhabit the collective unconscious. Jung believed that the human psyche was organized around fundamental experiences common to all humankind\, experiences such as having a mother or father or having or being a child. Thus there is a mother archetype\, father archetype\, and child archetype with the latter sometimes taking on a spiritual element in the form of the divine child. Archetypes are also found in psychic movement\, in dynamic processes such as rebirth\, in becoming\, in individuation. \nArchetypes describe human experiences of great intensity; where the unbound energies exceed the capacity of the ego to contain them. Experiences of such scope and depth are likely to arise in many human lives at some point\, with a range of baffling\, profound\, and sometimes disturbing effects. They may be numinous. They may give us access to the light\, or the dark\, or both. Although an archetypal engagement usually involves large forces\, these energies can at times come through the side door\, and somewhat paradoxically be encountered in small or ordinary happenings in our inner or outer lives. This seminar will explore how we might work with energies of this kind and quality\, what they might demand of us\, and what we might ask of them. \nReading assignments and material will be sent to participants two weeks before the beginning of each three-week seminar section and may be supplemented during each section.\n \nDates and Times\n\nSundays from 1:00 – 3:00 pm\n\nSchedule\n\nSeptember 26\, 2021 – Dunbar Carpenter\nOctober 3 – Dunbar Carpenter\nOctober 10 – Dunbar Carpenter\nOctober 24 – Maribeth Kallemeyn\nOctober 31 – Maribeth Kallemeyn\nNovember 7 – Maribeth Kallemeyn\n\nCost\n\n12 hours of instruction: $195 (OFJ members: $185)\nSorry\, we are unable to offer refunds.\nContinuing Education Credits are available\, with one hour of CE credit for each hour of attendance. CEUs will be available for purchase\, at a cost of $15\, which will cover all CEUs earned over the six-session seminar.\n\nSeminar Size\n\nAttendance is limited to 15 people\nIf seminar fills\, and you would like to be added to our wait-list\, please write us at info@ofj.org. If you have any questions\, please call 503-223-3080.\n\nSeminar Leaders\n\n\n\n\nDunbar Carpenter\, Psy. D.\, is a Jungian analyst and clinical psychologist in private practice in Portland. He is a member of the Pacific Northwest Society of Jungian Analysts and is the Society’s Director of Training. He has been a practicing analyst\, teacher\, and individual and group supervisor for the past twenty-five years and has lectured and taught in both the United States and Zurich. Dunbar received his analytical training at the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich\, Switzerland.\n\n\n\nMaribeth Kallemeyn\, Ph.D.\, is a Jungian analyst and clinical psychologist in private practice in Salem\, Oregon. She has been in clinical practice since 2001. She completed her analytic training with the C.G. Jung Institute Pacific Northwest in 2018\, and she is a member of the Pacific Northwest Society of Jungian Analysts.
URL:https://ofj.org/event/what-is-an-archetype-working-with-large-psychic-energies/
LOCATION:Zoom Webinar\, OR\, United States
CATEGORIES:Seminar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210613T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20210627T150000
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SUMMARY:The Dynamic Psyche: Working with the Unconscious as Psychic Energy
DESCRIPTION:Oregon Friends of Jung\, in partnership with The Pacific Northwest Society of Jungian Analysts\, continues our series of seminars designed to deepen your knowledge of Jungian psychology. You’ll have an opportunity to learn from and engage with Analysts who are experts in their fields. \nRegistration is now open for the Spring 2021 online seminar: The Dynamic Psyche:  Working with the Unconscious as Psychic Energy. In keeping with our entire 2020-2021 Lecture series\, the seminar will be held online\, via Zoom Meeting. Attendance is limited to 15 participants. \nPlease see the seminar description below\, or visit ofj.org for details and registration. \nThe Dynamic Psyche:  Working with the Unconscious as Psychic Energy \nThe seminar will continue to examine the relationship to the unconscious that was the subject of the seminar given by Dunbar Carpenter and Robert Stuckey in the fall of 2019.  New and previous participants are welcome to attend. The unconscious makes its presence known in many forms\, including emotion\, imagination\, impulses\, and laughter as well as through images and dreams.  We will examine some of the forms through which the unknown parts of the psyche express themselves as part of their movement to become conscious.  For Jung\, this dialogue between the known and the unknown\, this relationship with the unconscious\, was fundamental to the psychic development he called individuation.  All psychic growth happens out of the new\, and the new always emerges from the unknown through a process Jung described as the transcendent function.  There will be a focus on the dynamic aspects of this dialogue\, on the psyche in motion\, on the unconscious as a verb rather than a noun. \nReadings for the first part of the seminar will be from Two Essays on Analytical Psychology\, which comprise Volume 7 of Jung’s Collected Works.  Participants are encouraged to purchase Volume 7 which should be available in paperback for under $25.  It is the best general introduction to Jung’s work in his own words. The primary reading for the second part of the seminar will be Jung’s essay on The Transcendent Function which is in Volume 8 of the Collected Works.\n\n \nDates and Times\n\nSundays from 1:00 – 3:00 pm\n\nSchedule\n\nMay 2\, 2021 – Dunbar Carpenter\nMay 9\, 2021 – Dunbar Carpenter\nMay 16\, 2021 – Dunbar Carpenter\nMay 30\, 2021 – Robert Stuckey\nJune 6\, 2021 – Robert Stuckey\nJune 13\,  2021 – Robert Stuckey\n\nCost\n\n12 hours of instruction: $195 (OFJ members: $185)\nSorry\, we are unable to offer refunds.\nContinuing Education Credits are available\, with one hour of CE credit for each hour of attendance. CEUs will be available for purchase\, at a cost of $15\, which will cover all CEUs earned over the six-session seminar.\n\nSeminar Size\n\nAttendance is limited to 15 people\nIf seminar fills\, and you would like to be added to our wait-list\, please write us at info@ofj.org. If you have any questions\, please call 503-223-3080.\n\nSeminar Leaders\n\n\n\n\nDunbar Carpenter\, Psy. D.\, is a Jungian analyst and clinical psychologist in private practice in Portland. He is a member of the Pacific Northwest Society of Jungian Analysts and is the Society’s Director of Training. He has been a practicing analyst\, teacher\, and individual and group supervisor for the past twenty-five years and has lectured and taught in both the United States and Zurich. Dunbar received his analytical training at the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich\, Switzerland.\n\n\n\nF. Robert Stuckey\, Ph.D.\, received his diploma as a Jungian Analyst in 1982 from the Interregional Society of Jungian Analysts. He has been in clinical practice since 1966 and works with individuals\, couples and adolescents.
URL:https://ofj.org/event/the-dynamic-psyche-working-with-the-unconscious-as-psychic-energy/
LOCATION:Zoom Webinar\, OR\, United States
CATEGORIES:Seminar
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SUMMARY:Masculine & Feminine: Archetypes in Motion
DESCRIPTION:Oregon Friends of Jung\, in partnership with The Pacific Northwest Society of Jungian Analysts\, continues our series of seminars designed to deepen your knowledge of Jungian psychology. You’ll have an opportunity to learn from and engage with Analysts who are experts in their fields. \nThe masculine and feminine archetypes are ever-present in the collective unconscious. By bringing more consciousness to the emerging re-balance of these archetypes\, we participate in the growth of the collective by tending to our inner lives. As Jung wrote\, “what is the fate of great nations but a summation of the psychic changes in individuals?” (CW 9i\, p. 47). We will explore the interconnection between the inner and outer Masculine and Feminine and discuss pathways toward a new collaboration. \nIn keeping with our entire 2020-2021 Lecture series\, the seminar will be held online\, via Zoom Meeting. Attendance is limited to 15 participants. \n\n \nDates and Times\n\nSundays from 1:00 – 3:00 pm\n\nSchedule\n\nJanuary 24\, 2021 – Maureen O’Donnell\nJanuary 31\, 2021 – Maureen O’Donnell\nFebruary 7\, 2021  – Maureen O’Donnell\nFebruary 14\, 2021 – Cara Barker\nFebruary 28 – Cara Barker\nMarch 7\, 2021  – Cara Barker\n\nCost\n\n12 hours of instruction: $195 (OFJ members: $185)\nSorry\, we are unable to offer refunds.\nContinuing Education Credits are available\, with one hour of CE credit for each hour of attendance. CEUs will be available for purchase\, at a cost of $10\, which will cover all CEUs earned over the six-session seminar.\n\nSeminar Size\n\nAttendance is limited to 15 people\nIf seminar fills\, and you would like to be added to our waitlist\, please write us at info@ofj.org. If you have any questions\, please call 503-223-3080.\n\nRequired Reading\n\nJohnson\, R.\, The Fisher King &  Handless Maiden\nSinger\, J. Androgyny \,Chapters 15 & 19  (provided)\nVon Franz\, M.L. Jung’s Recalibration of the Feeling Function in Our Civilization (Jung Journal: Culture & Psyche\, Vol. 2\, Spring 2008  (Provided)\n\nSeminar Leaders\n\n\n\n\nMaureen O’Donnell\, LPC is a Jungian Analyst and psychotherapist with an office in NE Portland. She is a member of PNSJA and a graduate of the C.G. Jung Institute-Zürich. She is a founding member of\, and currently serves on\, the Board of the Alumni Association for the Jung Institute-Zürich. Maureen has led dream groups in both Portland and Zürich and facilitates personal growth groups. She has a particular interest in the psyche-soma connection and the healing it can bring.\n\n\n\nCara Barker\, PhD\, ARNP\, is a Zurich-trained Jungian analyst practicing in Kirkland\, Washington. She is also a past Nurse Practitioner. Dr. Barker served as an adjunct professor at Seattle University Psychology department\, and has lectured professionally and given retreats and workshops on numerous topics\, all of which have to do with realigning our lives with that which is deepest and most fulfilling.
URL:https://ofj.org/event/masculine-feminine-archetypes-in-motion/
LOCATION:Zoom Webinar\, OR\, United States
CATEGORIES:Seminar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200920T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200920T150000
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SUMMARY:Character\, like a Photograph\, Develops in Darkness:  Views from the Shadow - Fall Analyst Seminar
DESCRIPTION:Oregon Friends of Jung\, in partnership with The Pacific Northwest Society of Jungian Analysts\, continues our series of seminars designed to deepen your knowledge of Jungian psychology. You’ll have an opportunity to learn from and engage with Analysts who are experts in their fields. \nHow we choose to deal with our darkness\, difficulties\, and defeats is a major factor in how our character will develop. The individuation process helps us become more conscious of our distinct traits\, like our persona and shadow.  However\, as Jung said\, “one does not become enlightened by imagining figures of light\, but by making darkness conscious.  The latter procedure\, however\, is disagreeable and therefore not popular.”  CW 13\, para. 335. \nWe will explore the personal shadow\, looking at ways in which shadow elements emerge\, how they can be worked with\, and what it means for us to work with shadow material. \n(Image from C.G. Jung\, The Red Book\, p. 115)\n\n \nDates and Times\n\nSundays from 1:00 – 3:00 pm\n\nSchedule\n\nSept 20\, 2020 – Jim Soliday\nSept 27\, 2020 – Jim Soliday\nOct 4\, 2020 – Jim Soliday\nOct 11 2020 – Laura Gonce & Carol Walnum\nOct 25\, 2020 – Laura Gonce & Carol Walnum\nNov 1\, 2020 – Laura Gonce & Carol Walnum\n\nCost\n\n12 hours of instruction: $195 (OFJ members: $185)\nSorry\, we are unable to offer refunds.\nContinuing Education Credits are available\, with one hour of CE credit for each hour of attendance. CEUs will be available for purchase\, at a cost of $10\, which will cover all CEUs earned over the six-session seminar.\n\nSeminar Size\n\nAttendance is limited to 15 people\nIf seminar fills\, and you would like to be added to our waitlist\, please write us at info@ofj.org. If you have any questions\, please call 503-223-3080.\n\nRequired Reading\n\n1) Jung\, C.G. CW 9\, ii\, Aion\, “The Shadow\,” (paras. 13–17). pp. 8–10.  Bollingen Press. 1959.\n2) Jung\, C.G. CW 10\, Civilization in Transition. “The Fight with the Shadow\,” paras. 444–457.  Bollingen Foundation.  1964. From a BBC broadcast on November 3\, 1946.\n3) Jung\, C.G. CW 14\, Mysterium Coniunctionis. Self Knowledge\, paras. 707-710.  Bollingen Foundation. 1963\n4) Von Franz\, M. L.\, Archetypal Dimensions of the Psyche.  pp. 301–310. Shambala Press. 1999.\n\nFurther Readings: (optional)\n\nRobert Bly.   A Little Book on the Human Shadow\, Harper and Row.  1988.\nPart 2\, The Long Bag We Drag Behind Us\, pp. 17–26; Part 3\, Five Stages in Exiling\, Hunting and Retrieving the Shadow\, pp. 29–43.\nConnie Zweig and Jeremiah Abrams (Edit.) Meeting the Shadow\, Tarcher\, Inc. 1991.\nPart 1\, What is the Shadow?  Part 8\, Enemy Making\, Part 9\, Shadow Work\, Part 10\, Owning Your Dark Side.\nJohnson\, Robert A.   Owning Your Own Shadow—Understanding the Dark Side of the Psyche\, Harper Collins. 1991. Chapter 1\, The Shadow.\nJohnson\, Robert A.   Inner Gold: Understanding Psychological Projection.Chiron Publishers. 2017. Chapter 1\, The Shadow.\nSanford\, John A.  1983. The Man Who Lost His Shadow. 2008. (A novel)\, Paulist Press.\nStevens\, Anthony.  Archetype. Quill Publishers.  1982. Chapter 12\, Shadow:  The Archetypal Enemy.\n\nSeminar Leaders\n\n\n\n\n Jim Soliday\, D Min\, is a Jungian analyst and clinician in private practice in Portland\, Oregon.  He is a member of the Pacific Northwest Society of Jungian Analysts (PNSJA) and Vice President and former Treasurer of PNSJA.  He has been a practicing Jungian analyst\, training analyst\, teacher\, and individual and group supervisor for over forty years.  He has lectured and taught in the United States.  He received his analytical training with the C.G. Jung Institute of the Pacific Northwest (PNSJA).\n\n\n\nLaura Gonce\, MSW\, LCSW\, is a Jungian analyst. She received her analytic diploma from the C.G. Jung Institute Pacific Northwest. For 35 years she has worked with diverse individuals in the field of counseling. Her choice of profession came from exposure to Jung’s gift of the collected works and finding an analyst at seventeen years of age. She finds the complexity and meaning of the work rich and rewarding. Laura enjoys a broad range of clients\, particularly those in the second part of life who seek individuation and awareness.\n\n\n\nCarol Walnum\, MA\, is a Jungian analyst and clinician in private practice in Northeast Portland. She is a member of\, past Treasurer\, and current Secretary of the C.G. Jung Institute of the Pacific Northwest.  She is a member of the C.G. Jung Institute Zurich.  Carol is President of the C.G. Jung Foundation\, Zurich. A graduate of the C.G. Jung Institute in Küsnacht\, CH\, she works principally with individuals. She works with symbolism in individual’s dreams and images in drawings and writing. She paints images from her own dreams.
URL:https://ofj.org/event/character-like-a-photograph-develops-in-darkness-views-from-the-shadow/
LOCATION:Zoom Webinar\, OR\, United States
CATEGORIES:Seminar
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DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200202T190000
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SUMMARY:Integrity: The Dynamic Coming Together of Our Complexes - Seminar II
DESCRIPTION:For a full description of this seminar\, see the Integrity: The Dynamic Coming Together of Our Complexes – Seminar I page.
URL:https://ofj.org/event/integrity-the-dynamic-coming-together-of-our-complexes-seminar-ii/
LOCATION:OFJ Library\, 811 NW 20th Ave\, Portland\, OR\, 97209\, United States
CATEGORIES:Seminar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200202T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20200202T150000
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SUMMARY:Integrity: The Dynamic Coming Together of Our Complexes - Seminar I
DESCRIPTION:What is it that grabs and compels us unexpectedly\, causing us to think and act in ways that don’t fit with how we see ourselves or how we want to be? \nHow can we deal with these impulses and obsessions\, and how can we find a way to relate to them rather than trying in vain to shut them out? \nHow can this energy become a source of creative revitalization and enrichment for our lives going forward? \nIn this seminar\, Bonnie McLean and Mark Girard will take turns exploring Jung’s discovery and understanding of autonomous complexes. We will consider his use of the association experiment\, the components of complexes\, their clues in images\, dreams\, sensations\, thoughts\, behaviors and relationships. Through play and discussion\, we will look at the value of integrating these split off parts and how to nurture this individuation process. \nDates and Times\nThere will be two seminars meeting on the same day\, if the minimum of 10 people sign up for each seminar.  Please sign up for and plan to attend one of them. \n\nSeminar I:  Sundays from 1:00 – 3:00 pm\nSeminar II: Sundays from 5:00 – 7:00 pm\n\nSchedule\n\nFeb. 2\, 2020 – Bonnie McLean\nFeb. 9\, 2020 –  Bonnie McLean\nFeb. 16\, 2020 – Bonnie McLean\nMar. 1\, 2020 – Mark Girard\nMar. 8\, 2020 – Mark Girard\nMar. 15\, 2020 – Mark Girard\n\nCost\n\n12 hours of seminar instruction: $195 (OFJ members: $185)\nSorry\, we are unable to offer refunds.\nContinuing Education Credits are available\, with one hour of CE credit for each hour of attendance. CEUs will be available for purchase\, at a cost of $10\, which will cover all CEUs earned over the six-session seminar.\n\nSeminar Size\n\nAttendance is limited to 24 people – 12 people per session\nIf the seminar is full\, and you would like to be added to our waitlist\, please write us at info@ofj.org. If you have any questions\, please call 503-223-3080.\n\nRequired Reading\n\nNone.
URL:https://ofj.org/event/integrity-the-dynamic-coming-together-of-our-complexes-seminar-i/
LOCATION:OFJ Library\, 811 NW 20th Ave\, Portland\, OR\, 97209\, United States
CATEGORIES:Seminar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20190929T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20190929T180000
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SUMMARY:The Dynamic Psyche: Approaches to Working with the Unconscious - Seminar II
DESCRIPTION:The Seminar is Full. \nSee  The Dynamic Psyche: Approaches to Working with the Unconscious – Seminar I for a detailed description
URL:https://ofj.org/event/the-dynamic-psyche-approaches-to-working-with-the-unconscious-seminar-2/
LOCATION:OFJ Library\, 811 NW 20th Ave\, Portland\, OR\, 97209\, United States
CATEGORIES:Seminar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20190929T130000
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SUMMARY:The Dynamic Psyche: Approaches to Working with the Unconscious - Seminar I
DESCRIPTION:The seminar is now full.\nA relationship with the unconscious is a relationship between the known and the unknown parts of the psyche. Jung believed that relationship is a key to living a balanced life\, and is the means by which we might grow throughout adulthood. Think of it as an extended conversation between ego and the other that has many forms. This seminar will explore different ways this dialogue can take place by working with some of Jung’s basic ideas on how the psyche works. There will be a particular focus on the dynamic aspects of this dialogue\, on the psyche in motion\, on the psyche as a verb rather than a noun. \nDates and Times\nThere will be two seminars meeting on the same day\, if the minimum of 10 people sign up for each seminar.  Please sign up for and plan to attend one of them. \n\nSeminar I:  Sundays from 1:00 – 3:00 pm\nSeminar II: Sundays from 4:00 – 6:00 pm\n\nSchedule\n\nSep. 29\, 2019 – Dunbar Carpenter\nOct. 6\, 2019 –   Dunbar Carpenter\nOct. 13\, 2019 – Dunbar Carpenter\nOct. 27\, 2019 – Robert Stuckey\nNov. 3\, 2019 –  Robert Stuckey\nNov. 17\, 2019 – Robert Stuckey\n\nCost\n\n12 hours of seminar instruction: $195 (OFJ members: $185)\nSorry\, we are unable to offer refunds.\nContinuing Education Credits are available\, with one hour of CE credit for each hour of attendance. CEUs will be available for purchase\, at a cost of $10\, which will cover all CEUs earned over the six-session seminar.\n\nSeminar Size\n\nAttendance is limited to 24 people – 12 people per session\nIf the seminar is full\, and you would like to be added to our waitlist\, please write us at info@ofj.org. If you have any questions\, please call 503-223-3080.\n\nRequired Reading\nFirst 3 sessions with Dunbar Carpenter:\n\nWeek 1: Jung’s Collected Works\, Volume 6.\n\nThe definition of a symbol\, paragraphs 814 – 829. These 7 pages will be sent to each seminar participant electronically.  Please print them and bring them to the seminar.\n\n\nWeek 2: Jung’s Collected Works\, Volume 7.  Two essays:\n\n“The Problem of the Attitude Type\,” paragraphs 56 – 96\n“The Personal and the Collective Unconscious\,” paragraphs 97 – 120.\n\n\nWeek 3: Jung’s Collected Works\, Volume 7.  Two essays:\n\n“The Function of the Unconscious\,” paragraphs 266 – 295\n“The Mana-Personality\,” paragraphs 374 – 406.\n\n\nRecommended:  I encourage participants to purchase Two Essays on Analytical Psychology\, Volume 7 of the Collected Works\, from which most of the readings will be taken.  It is a reasonably comprehensive basic outline of Jung’s approach to psychology\, and reading other than the required essays in that volume will enhance your understanding and our discussion.  Paperback versions can be purchased online\, or ordered at Barnes and Noble and Powell’s for under $25.\n\nSecond 3 sessions with Bob Stuckey:\n\nJung’s Collected Works\, Volume 8. The essay: “Psychological Factors Determining Human Behavior\,” paragraphs 114-125.  This essay will be sent to each seminar participant electronically.\nRecommended:  Jung’s Collected Works\, Volume 8.  The essay: “On the Nature of the Psyche\,” paragraphs 343-442.\n\n\nOFJ Library resources for Analysts Seminar Fall 2019\nPlease note: you must be a current Oregon Friends of Jung member to check out books from OFJ’s Fae Dougan Library. Non-members may view available materials including reference books in the library.\n\nTo place a book on hold\, email library@ofj.org with the title and 6-digit accession number.\nTo pick up held books\, visit the library noon to 3pm on a Saturday when we are open. Check the sidebar at www.ofj.org for open dates.\nYou may also request AT LEAST ONE WEEK IN ADVANCE that we bring your reserved books to the Friday Talk on September 20\, October 18\, or November 8. Pick up at the Library Table in the lobby before the lecture or at the break\, not afterward\, thanks.\n\nC.G. Jung.  CW 7\, Two Essays on Analytical Psychology\nOFJ has the following copies:\n\nBF 23 .J763 v. 7 (REFERENCE available for use on premises only)\nBF 23 .J763 v. 7 c.2 (paperback) request #000778\nBF 23 .J763 v. 7 c.3 (hardback) request #002381\nBF 23 .J763 v. 7 c.4 (hardback) request #000335\nBF 315 .J8 1970 (paperback) request #002301\n\nC.G. Jung.  CW 8\, The Structure and Dynamics of the Psyche\nOFJ has the following copies:\n\nBF 23 .J763 v. 8 (REFERENCE available for use on premises only)\nBF 23 .J763 v. 8 c.2 (paperback) request #000777\nBF 23 .J763 v. 8 c.3 (hardback) request #054661\n\nYour local library may also have print or electronic copies of these books available – we know they are available at Multnomah County Library.\n 
URL:https://ofj.org/event/the-dynamic-psyche-approaches-to-working-with-the-unconscious-seminar-1/
LOCATION:OFJ Library\, 811 NW 20th Ave\, Portland\, OR\, 97209\, United States
CATEGORIES:Seminar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20190414T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20190414T150000
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SUMMARY:Open Your Mind and Follow Your Heart: Reflections on Individuation
DESCRIPTION:This Event is Sold Out\nA Spring Seminar with PNSJA Analysts \nWe will examine the stages of Jung’s Individuation Process through the archetypes of Persona\, Shadow\, Anima/Animus\, and Self. We will explore what Jung meant by these terms and how they appear in dreams and in life. Jung had an innate understanding that the body was not separate from psyche\, but he did not find a way to embody the Individuation Process. We will take a look at an emerging understanding of the body and its integration in the process towards wholeness. We will discuss the maturity and character traits that one needs in order to determine the depth and breadth of one’s individuation process. We will conclude the seminar with a Native American tale\,  Jumping Mouse and the Sacred Mountain and what it says about individuation. \n\nSix 2-hour sessions on Sundays\, beginning March 31st to May 19th (excludes OFJ Program weekend Sundays)\nTime:  1 – 3 pm\nLocation:  OFJ Library:  811 NW 20th Ave. Portland\,  97209\nCost: $195\,  $185 for OFJ members\nLimited to 12 participants\nUp to 12 hours of CEUs available\n\nMaureen O’Donnell will lead March 31\, April 7\, April 28 \nJim Soliday will lead May 5\, May 12\, and May 19 \nRequired Reading \n\nCG Jung\, Man and His Symbols\, “The Process of Individuation” (pages 159-171).\nCG Jung.  Memories\, Dreams and Reflections\, Chapter VI—“Confrontation with the Unconscious” (pages 194-225).\nMurray Stein (1998). Jung’s Map of the Soul\, Chapters 5-8 (pages 105-197). (Stein gives a very readable description of the parts of the psyche that are essential in Jung’s individuation process.)\n\nThese books are all available for online purchase at reasonable prices\, as well as in our OFJ library for checkout. In advance of the first session on 3/31\, participants are asked to read the section from Man and his Symbols\, and Chapter 5 of Jung’s Map of the Soul. \n\nFuselier\, S. & Winegarden\, D. (2011). “Crouching Tiger\, Hidden Dragon:The Transformative Power of Posture and Breath” (pages 250-261) in Body\, Mind\, and Healing After Jung\, Jones\, R.\, ed.  (This will be PROVIDED)\n\nOptional Reading \n\nCG\, Jung.  CW 7\, Two Essays on Analytical Psychology\, (pages 173—178; 218—226).\nCG Jung.  CW 8\, The Structure and Dynamics of the Psyche\, “Transcendant Function”  (pages 67—91).\nCG Jung.  CW 9i\, The Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious\, A Study in the Process of Individuation\, (pages 275—354).\nJohn Sanford (1985) King Saul\, The Tragic Hero—A Study in Individuation.  (The process of becoming a whole person is fraught with dangers and possible misdirections. Using the story of King Saul\, Sanford teaches us about the nature of human striving\, fear\, doubt and self-deception).\nMark Nepo (2014). The Endless Practice—Becoming Who You Were Born To Be.  (this book is intended to be read in small daily pieces and then he encourages personal reflection and journaling).\nJolande Jacobi (1965).  The Way of Individuation.  (The author writes from profound personal experience about individuation. Twice in her life\, political catastrophe destroyed her economic\, social and familial environment.  When at aged thirty\, and again at fifty\, she had to create for herself a new life!  She contrasts the difference between the natural growing process and that deepened by analytical insight.  Particular emphasis is placed on the phases of transition between the first and second halves of life). (This will be PROVIDED)
URL:https://ofj.org/event/open-your-mind-and-follow-your-heart-reflections-on-individuation/
LOCATION:OFJ Library\, 811 NW 20th Ave\, Portland\, OR\, 97209\, United States
CATEGORIES:Seminar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20190203T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20190203T150000
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SUMMARY:Following a Light Through the Darkness: Working with Symbols - Session 1
DESCRIPTION:This Seminar is Now Full\nPlease Contact us at info@ofj.org if you would like to be put on the waiting list.\nA Winter Seminar with PNSJA Analysts \nPain and suffering\, of whatever degree\, can leave us in the dark\, forcing us to look past conscious problem-solving to the hidden light of symbols for meaning and direction. Jung emphasized the importance of symbols as a spontaneous self-portrayal of the situation in one’s unconscious. Skillfully engaging the symbols that beckon to us just beyond the grasp of everyday consciousness can be essential for developing depth\, meaning\, and direction in our lives. Almost anything can be symbolic. In this seminar we’ll develop skills in experiencing\, associating\, amplifying and reflecting on symbols which arise in our dreams\, forms of active imagination\, drawings\, body symptoms\, day to day encounters\, and in Sandplay. All levels of experience are welcome. \n\nSix 2-hour sessions on Sundays\, beginning February 3 to March 24 (excludes OFJ Program weekend Sundays)\nTime:  1 – 3 pm\nLocation:  OFJ Library:  811 NW 20th Ave. Portland\,  97209\nCost: $195\,  $185 for OFJ members\nLimited to 12 participants\nUp to 12 hours of CEUs available\n\nMark Girard will lead February 3\, February 10\, February 24 \nBonnie McLean will lead March 3\, March 10\, and March 24 \nSuggested Reading \n\nDreams\, C.G. Jung\,   Princeton University Press\, 1974:\n\n” The Analysis of Dreams” pp. 3– 14\n“General Aspects of Dream Psychology”\, pp. 23 – 66\n“On the Nature of Dreams”\, pp. 67 – 84\n“The Practical Use of Dream Analysis”\, pp It’s. 85 – 110.\nThese articles are  collected together in a separate version of the Collected Works on “Dreams”.\n\n\n Jung on Active Imagination\, edited by Joan Chodorow\,  Princeton University Press\, 1997.\n\nAll the articles in the book are informative. Each article taken from the collected works offers helpful information regarding the nature and use of Jung’s view of active imagination.\n\n\nMemories\, Dreams\, Reflections\, C.G. Jung\,  Random House\, 1963.\nDreams\, A Portal To The Source\, Edward Whitmont and Sylvia Perera\, Routledge\, 1990
URL:https://ofj.org/event/following-a-light-through-the-darkness-working-with-symbols/
LOCATION:OFJ Library\, 811 NW 20th Ave\, Portland\, OR\, 97209\, United States
CATEGORIES:Seminar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20180531T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20180531T150000
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SUMMARY:Fairy Tales: Archetypal Forays into the Deep Psyche
DESCRIPTION:This Event is Sold Out.\nSend an email to info@ofj.org if you wish to be placed on the waiting list. \nFairy tales surprise\, delight\, and inform. Revealing the dynamics of the psyche\, they speak to both personal and universal human experience through stories that are rich in images and symbols. In this seminar we will experience the vitality of fairy tales and\, using Jung’s essential ideas and concepts\, explore the ways in which the tales can be helpful in working with relationships\, dreams and the basic questions of existence. \nThe sessions will occur on six Sundays\, from 1:00 – 3:00 PM. \nThe first three sessions will be led by Dunbar Carpenter. \n\nSept. 9\,   2018\nSept. 16\, 2018\nSept. 23\, 2018\n\nThe second three sessions will be led by Dominique Marguerite. \n\nSept. 30\, 2018\nOct. 7\, 2018\nOct. 21\, 2018\n\nContinuing Education Credits are available\, with one hour of CE credit for each hour of attendance. CEUs will be available for purchase\, at a cost of $10\, which will cover all CEUs earned over the six-session seminar. \nAttendance is limited to 12 people. If the seminar is full and you would like to be added to our waitlist\, please write to us at info@ofj.org. If you have any questions\,  please call 503-223-3080. \nRequired Reading:  \nVon Franz\, M. L (1982) An Introduction to the Interpretation of Fairy Tales. Asheville\, NC: Chiron Publications.  This will be our primary text\, in addition to the particular fairy tale or tales that will be the subject of each seminar meeting.  The fairy tales to be discussed at each meeting will be sent to each participant by email or distributed at the time of the seminar. \nFurther readings (optional): \n\nBirkhäuser-Oeri S. (1988). The Mother\, Archetypal Image in Fairy Tales. Toronto\, ON: Inner City Books.\nChinen\, A. B. (1993). Once Upon a Midlife. NewYork\, NY: Putnam.\nKast\, V. (1999). The Mermaid in the Pond. New York\, NY: Continuum.\nMurray Stein and Lionel Corbett  (Eds.). Psyche’s Stories\, Volume 1-2-3  (1991-1995). Asheville NC: Chiron Publications.\nJacobi\, M.\, Kast\, V.\, Riedel\, I. (1992). Witches\, Ogres and the Devil’s Daughter. Boston\, MA: Shambhala Publications.\nUlanov\, A. and B. (1983). Cinderella and Her Sisters. Philadelphia\, PA: Westminster Press.
URL:https://ofj.org/event/fairy-tales-archetypal-forays-into-the-deep-psyche/
LOCATION:OFJ Library\, 811 NW 20th Ave\, Portland\, OR\, 97209\, United States
CATEGORIES:Seminar
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SUMMARY:The Work of R.H. Ives Gammell:  A Psychological Journey in the Columbia River Gorge
DESCRIPTION:In May of 1995\, Oregon Friends of C. G. Jung\, in collaboration with the R.H. Ives Gammell Studios Trust and Maryhill Museum\, presented a special side lecture in Portland\, The Poem and the Painter: A Psychological Journey. The following day\, participants traveled to Maryhill Museum for a tour/lecture of the exhibit The Hound of Heaven: The Vision of R.H. Gammell. Central to the tour was a discussion of the influence of C.G. Jung upon Gammell’s work. \nPresently\, a larger exhibit\, Transcending Vision: R.H. Ives Gammell\, continues at Maryhill until November 15\, 2001. \nA special lecture: R.H. Ives Gammell and Carl Jung\, is given at 2pm\, October 6\, 2001. The presenters are Elizabeth Ives Hunter\, god-daughter of R.H. Ives Gammell\, and Brigid Boardman\, Ph.D.\, English scholar and author of two books about Francis Thompson\, who wrote The Hound of Heaven.
URL:https://ofj.org/event/the-work-of-r-h-ives-gammell-a-psychological-journey-in-the-columbia-river-gorge/
LOCATION:Maryhill Museum of Art\, 35 Maryhill Museum Drive\, Goldendale\, WA\, 98620\, United States
CATEGORIES:Seminar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20010623T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20010624T170000
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SUMMARY:Special Film Seminar Weekend: "The Way of the Dream"
DESCRIPTION:This unique documentary\, produced and directed by Fraser Boa\, is a series of 20 half-hour films on the dreams of ordinary people. \nIncluded in this series is a montage of people around the world responding to three questions: Do you dream? Do you think your dreams are important? Can you recall a dream? The film crew traveled over 25\,000 miles\, to Canada\, England\, France\, Switzerland and the United States\, for these spontaneous reactions. \nThe basic structure of the series is a more formal telling of personal dreams by a smaller group of men and women followed with interpretations of these dreams by Dr. von Franz. Certain motifs and archetypes are illustrated in these dreams and include : The male shadow; the negative and positive anima; patterns in dreams; the female shadow; negative and positive animus; dreams of our culture; dreams of relationships; dreams of The Self. Some of segment titles are: The Devouring Mother\, The Inner Bride\, The Hanged Man\, and Hell Has No Mirrors. \nOur The Way of the Dream weekend will include discussions led by local Jungian analysts. Though the film is segmented\, it is continuous thematically and the two-day attendance is encouraged. This is the first showing of Boa’s film in Oregon in over ten years\, a rare opportunity for our community.
URL:https://ofj.org/event/special-film-seminar-weekend-dr-marie-louise-von-franz/
LOCATION:Linfield School of Nursing\, 2255 NW Northrup St.\, Portland\, OR\, 97210\, United States
CATEGORIES:Seminar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:19901208T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:19901208T163000
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SUMMARY:Gnostics: The Knowledge of the Heart: A Film Seminar
DESCRIPTION:A drama-documentary film made by Stephen Segaller\, creator/producer of The Wisdom of the Dream. Gnostics was winner of the Gold Medal for religious programs at the 31st New York International Film and Television Festival\, 1988.\nDr. Stephen A. Hoeller will offer an independent point of view. He will introduce the series\, provide commentary\, and moderate discussion.  \nGnostics is a film in four parts.  \nThe knowledge of the heart which the gnostics sought went beyond dogma and faith to individual experience of spiritual realities. Long suppressed\, the Gnostic pulse continued to beat until our era\, when Carl Jung recognized the vital importance of its orientation and conclusions for the Self\, for the feminine side of God\, for the problem of evil and for the place of human beings in the cosmos.  \nPart One documents the new light that has been cast on the early Gnostics following the 1945 discovery\, by an Egyptian peasant\, of the 2000 year old Nag Hammadi manuscripts.  \nAuthor/scholar/filmmaker Stephan Segaller then focuses on the Cathars of twelfth-century southern France\, who cast aside Church authority for a time and sought Gnosis in another form.  \nIn the third film\, Segaller shows hermetic philosophy\, alchemy\, magic\, and the Gnostic attitude coming to synthesis in Renaissance Italy at the time of the Medicis\, and the later impact of the myserious magician John Dee\, who may have inspred Shakespeare’s Prospero. Segaller also touches upon the modern-day use of hermetic principles.  \nThe last film deals with the Gnostic attitude towards tragedy\, the appeal of Gnosticism to Jung and contemporary practitioners of Gnosticism.  \nFeatured scholars\, therapists and actors include Nigel Harrison\, Elaine Pagels\, James Robinson\, Gilles Quispel\, Brian Blessed\, C.A. Meier\, Hans Jonas\, Aniela Jaffe\, June Singer\, and Carl Jung.
URL:https://ofj.org/event/gnostics-the-knowledge-of-the-heart-a-film-seminar/
LOCATION:Cinema 21 Theater\, 616 NW 21st Ave\, Portland\, OR\, 97209\, United States
CATEGORIES:Seminar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:19900317T093000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:19900317T163000
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SUMMARY:Film Seminar: This Business of the Gods: Joseph Campbell in Conversation with Fraser Boa
DESCRIPTION:In this newly released\, four-hour film series\, Joseph Campbell weaves together a vivid compendium of insights into both myth and modern life-including his own-as he responds to Jungian analyst Fraser Boa’s off-screen questions. The PBS series\, The Power of Myth\, gave us a dynamic dialogue between explorer of contemporary ideas\, Moyers\, and scholar of perennial mythology\, Campbell. This film is more psychologically oriented\, both in content and its portrait of Joseph Campbell\, the lively conversationalist and passionate teacher\, who with mind and hands dances through the enormous body of knowledge that was his life’s work.
URL:https://ofj.org/event/film-seminar-this-business-of-the-gods-joseph-campbell-in-conversation-with-fraser-boa/
LOCATION:Cinema 21 Theater\, 616 NW 21st Ave\, Portland\, OR\, 97209\, United States
CATEGORIES:Seminar
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