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C.G. Jung Institute of Pittsburgh |
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Jung Institute of Pittsburgh The C.G. Jung Institute of Pittsburgh is a non-profit organization incorporated
July 5, 1989 to present seminars on various aspects of Analytical Psychology
to mental health professionals in the Pittsburgh area. It operates to
promote an understanding of Analytical Psychology as part of the practitioner's
continuing education. The Institute has been approved by the American
Psychological Association to provide continuing education for psychologists.
The Institute maintains responsibility for the programs. For further information, call 412-682-8172. 2007-2008 Programs C.G. Jung Institute of Pittsburgh in Co-Sponsorship with Pittsburgh Jung Society Presents: When Jung Meets Buddha: Presented by April 12th, 2008 from 9 am - 4 pm
"This we know beyond all doubt, that empirical reality
has a transcendental background." "Pain is unavoidable, suffering is optional." Jung and Buddha have met and the world will never be the same again! Issues, methodologies and perspectives on health, healing and sanity are being re-examined and deepened by this cross-fertilization of East/West contemplative and scientific traditions. New potentials for human growth and spiritual evolution are now being explored by Westerners like never before. This is all well and good, but what does it mean for us? This one-day workshop will offer participants an opportunity to explore an Integral approach to working with body, energy (soul) and consciousness from both Western psycho-spiritual and Eastern healing traditions. Participants will learn:
This workshop will utilize meditations, art, music and film clips to support participants in opening their hearts to deeper levels of understanding and wholeness. Participants may choose to bring their own lunch. During the lunch break, there will be a documentary of Joseph Campbell comparing East/West approaches to The Divine. Kallon Basquin, Ph.D., L.C.S.W., is a psychologist in private practice and a philosophical entertainer. He has studied meditation and principles of enlightened living with Tibetan masters for over 30 years as well as practicing an Integral approach to mind/body/spirit (via Ken Wilbur) in his therapy practice. He travels internationally facilitating workshops that synchronize East/West healing and spiritual traditions as his contribution to creating an enlightened society. Suggested donation: $65 (Seniors/Students $50): please register early as space is limited. C.E. Credits: 6 Please make checks payable to C.G. Jung Institute and mail to C.G. Jung Institute of Pittsburgh, 4609 Winthrop St., #202, Pittsburgh, PA 15213 Questions or grievances can be directed to Stan Perelman, Ph.D., 4609 Winthrop St., #202, Pittsburgh, PA 15213, (412) 682-8172 Click to download flyer in PDF form. Case Seminar, Stanley Perelman, Ph.D. This seminar presents the opportunity for clinicians to follow individual on-going cases in a group setting, with readings appropriate to the clinical material. We will examine the unfolding therapeutic process with special emphasis on the transference/countertransference field, the Jungian understanding of dreams, and the inter subjective nature of the therapeutic relationship. Enrollment is limited. Date: Alternate Mondays, Oct. 15, 2007 – March
10, 2008 Jungian Ethics in Therapy: This seminar will review a basic Jungian understanding of ethics in relationship to therapy. Some contributions from major philosophical thinkers such as Kant, Kierkegaard, Hegel and Buber, among others, will be discussed to clarify and critically examine Jung's views on ethics. The therapeutic implications of these ideas will be highlighted and case vignettes presented. Participants are strongly encouraged to bring materials from their own practice for discussion. Date: Saturday, Nov. 10, 2007 |
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Pittsburgh Jung Society • 5654 Darlington Road • Pittsburgh,
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