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C.G. Jung
The Oregon Friends of C.G. Jung is a group of people
interested in learning about the work of Swiss psychiatrist Carl Gustav
Jung. Since 1974 we have been presenting lectures and workshops led by
Jungian analysts from around the world. Our programs draw people from
a variety of backgrounds and professions. Non-members are welcome at all
lectures and workshops.
| Fall 2007 Programs (click on program below for more info) | ||
| FALL 2007 | ||
Sept. 21-22 |
JULIE BONDANZA: Eros and Addiction | |
Oct. 12-13 |
STEPHEN AIZENSTAT: Dream Tending | |
Nov. 9-10 |
DAVID ROSEN: The Healing Value of Personal Narrative: How Writing One’s Memoir Facilitates Individuation | |
Dec. 7-8 |
PATRICIA SOHL: Quotidian Conversations: Working with Symbolic Images in Dreams and Everyday Life | |
| SPRING 2008 | ||
| Jan. 18-19 | PITTMAN McGEHEE: The Incalculable Paradoxes of Love | |
| Feb. 8-9 | NOMI KLUGER NASH: The Feminine Principle in the Kabbalah: Shades of Darkness and Light | |
| Mar. 7-8 | JACQUELINE WEST: Frida Kahlo and an Exploration of Character Structures | |
| April 11-12 | PUANANI HARVEY: The Unveiling of What Is Hidden | |
| May 9-10 | RICHARD TARNAS: Synchronicity and Its Implications | |
| Continuing Education credits are offered for lectures and workshops through NASW at no additional charge. Lectures are typically 2 units, and workshops are 5 units. | ||