\"In this book the father comes to life as a whole human being in analytical theory.\" --British Journal of Psychiatry \"A most welcome book...A rich compendium on a theme that all readers will recognize as one that has, until recently, been conspicuous by its absence in the literature of both analytical psychology and psychoanalysis.\" --Journal of Analytical Psychology A rapprochement of analytical psychology with psychoanalysis is long overdue. Much of the movement in this direction has stemmed from the professional organizations in San Francisco and London. With this volume, Samuels has made a valuable contribution to this development. A very fair and helpful review of the relationship between Freud and Jung and the differences that developed in their psychologies, partly as a result of the interaction between the two pioneers, is included in the editor's introduction.\" --Contemporary Psychology \"An erudite and excellent introduction...provides a clear exposition of the key issues that caused dispute between Freud and Jung, a summary of Jung's view on the structure and dynamics of the psyche and his view of therapy. It is commendable that many of the papers that follow provide a wealth of clinical illustrations.\" --Group Analysis \"Important for clinicians, The Father will also serve the general reader who has had aminimal introduction to Jungian thought and who seeks further authoritative insight.\" --Reference and Research Book News \"True to its subject, this book opens witha tantalizing archetypal dilemma...which in this case, is the psychological consequences of feminist consciousness among men. Samuel's excellent introduction describes the Jungian perspective.\" --Science
This Festschrift celebrates Murray Stein, a man whose life and influence within Analytical Psychology has spanned several continents, wildly different cultures, several sweeping societal shifts, and now enters his ninth decade. He was forged in an American crucible, strengthened in Europe, and eventually matured into a world-wide phenomenon. These essays explore individuation in varied ways and reveal Dr. Stein's extensive impact on the world of Jungian psychoanalysis. An ambassador for post-Jungians, his own writings and the publication of others through his founding of Chiron Publications added valuable and novel insights about subjects as wide-ranging as Christianity, masculine psychology, and the practice of Jungian analysis. The diverse topics contained in these essays reflect the fertile, cross-cultural and interdisciplinary perspective that has characterized Dr. Stein's unique blend of scholarship, personal warmth, and far-reaching vision. From the times of the Delphic Oracle psychotherapists have illuminated the inner landscape where psyche dwells. Dr. Stein has witnessed countless developments and challenges in the decades after Jung's death. His gentle, wise stewardship reflects what Guinid says about individuation, it is "a testimony of the inner process". And Dr. Stein's lifework succeeds at re-enchanting a world stripped of mystery and meaning by modernity as Roderick Main and Len Cruz observe. After more than five decades of remarkable contributions, Murray Stein's lifework remains relevant and through his impact on the K-pop band BTS, he has appealed to a new generation of seekers after inner gold. This is a testament to a highly individuated man who fully demonstrates an ongoing individuation, and we are eager to see what his next decade will bring. | Author: Steven Buser, Len Cruz | Publisher: Chiron Publications | Publication Date: Sep 02, 2023 | Number of Pages: 390 pages | Language: English | Binding: Paperback | ISBN-10: 1685031838 | ISBN-13: 9781685031831
Jungian analysis is a form of depth psychotherapy pioneered by Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung in the early 20th century.
It took me 2.5 years and 8 (yes 8) attempts before passing the EPPP. In that time, I used many aspects (e.g., workshops, webinars, flashcards, exams, audios) of all 5 programs that are out there. As someone who is a very visual learner and likes mnemonics, these are not things I found a big concentration of with any of the programs, so I decided 6 months before my last 2 EPPP attempts to start creating my own. In the process of me making these, I also piloted their utility with friends who also found these very helpful in their studying and part of their EPPP success, and since passing I have been going back to make it even better and easier to use. My intention is that these will be a supplemental tool for visual learners and people who like mnemonics. In my original Domain A packet, Psychodynamic theories was 5 pages in length and is now 28 pages. I have added MORE mnemonics, MORE content, bunches of helpful images, emphasis placed on how the theories are similar, MORE examples than you can shake a stick at, broken down things in plain English, 3 what I call “overlap alerts” where we see these concepts in other parts of EPPP content to enhance integrating the material, and tips to get the content to stick and I also broke down some of the confusing/tricky jargon to improve understanding (I call these “jargon word alerts” and there are 2 I included in this segment). Topics Covered in these 28 pages include: Psychoanalysis (deterministic, free association, libidinal energy, transference, countertransference, 4 steps of psychoanalysis, deconstructivist) Defense Mechanisms (projection, reaction formation, displacement, denial, repression, sublimation, regression, intellectualization, rationalization) Id/Ego/Superego Freuds 5 Psychosexual Stages Theory of Psychosocial Development + Erikson’s 8 stages + strengths Adlerian therapy (self actualization, inferiority complex, birth order, systematic training in effective parenting) Jung’s Analytical Psychology (ego, personal/collective unconscious) Mahler’s Object Relations (6 stages) *DISCLAIMER* My study aids are NOT a substitute for using one of the 5 test prep programs for the EPPP and are 100% intended to be a supplement to whichever testing program and/or materials you are using. IF highlighted and colorful text are "distracting" for you OR you don't enjoy meme's/mnemonics/visuals/don't have a sense of humor OR are sensitive to curse words being sprinkled in, these ARE NOT the materials for you. #happystudying and best of luck on your exams!
Existential psychology examines how people deal with the biggest issues - such as finding meaning in life and facing death. It deals with many of the same problems as psychoanalysis and analytical psychology, but emphasises the view that one can understand the life of another by listening to their way of seeing existence and opening up their 'phenomenal world'. As a therapeutic approach it is recognised by the British Psychological Society and taught on a number of courses. This introductory text discusses all the main contemporary theories of existential psychology, and illustrates them with case examples. Practical implications for clinical work are considered, and comparisons with other approaches such as humanistic psychotherapy are made throughout.
The Swiss psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, and founder of analytical psychology, Carl Jung, was remarkable not only for the contributions he made in the field
The Freud Files: An Inquiry into the History of Psychoanalysis
2010 Reprint of 1922 edition. In the introduction to this important work, Freud makes the claim that group psychology is part of psychoanalysis. He proceeds to tackle a fundamental problem: What is the mental dynamic that holds together the individuals in a group, creates the group's forms, ensures its continuity and stability, or causes its disappearance? Repeating a significant move in psychoanalysis, his abandonment of hypnosis, Freud proposed that the libido accounts for group psycho dynamics. He accomplished this epistemological operation in three chapters, borrowing from Gustave Le Bon and William McDougall to describe the prevalence of the primary processes in ephemeral groups. Freud refined his proposal by showing how two groups, the church and the army, can come apart-in their different ways-through the loss of libidinal bonds to the leader or among members, and how, in keeping with psychoanalytic dynamics, only the power of love is capable of overcoming the narcissism and hatred that distance us from one another.
The Swiss psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, and founder of analytical psychology, Carl Jung, was remarkable not only for the contributions he made in the field
Carl Jung influenced the field of psychology with his theories about the collective unconscious, analytical psychology, and personality types.
The Swiss psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, and founder of analytical psychology, Carl Jung, was remarkable not only for the contributions he made in the field
Learn all about the life and work of Carl Jung.
The Swiss psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, and founder of analytical psychology, Carl Jung, was remarkable not only for the contributions he made in the field
