Articles about Jung

The refusal of twoness through sexual addiction.

‘Everything can be taken from a man but one thing: the last of the human freedoms—to choose one’s attitude in any given set of circumstances, to choose one’s own way’. Vi...

The cultural mood in the modern Western world encourages rapid and superficial complexity at the expense of depth. This makes real change a challenging process.

People in the psychological world try to outdo each other in espousal of progressive politics, forgetting that our own professional politics (especially Jungian and psych...

In hell the processes of giving and receiving love, far from being a pleasant experience, foment shame; the unification of shame and pleasure is the traumatizing experien...

A clear, practical guide to interpreting dreams from a Jungian perspective.

Uncovering the meaning of dreams in psychotherapy from a Jungian perspective.

What masquerades as anxiety, depression or addictive behaviours may really be blocked creativity.

Are our best intentions and efforts to be helpful driven by less flattering hidden motivations?

Jung saw symptoms as symbols of unconscious conflicts or neglected aspects of the self, offering opportunities for growth and self-awareness through integration and the p...

It is true that we all have traits that can trigger us in a negative way. Traits that we are not proud of and that we would prefer to keep to ourselves.

A defence of Jungian Psychotherapy and tribute to an incredible psychotherapist who saved my life.