Jungian Psychotherapy Part III: Tools and Applications 6 CE Credits

Course overview

This is the third in the series of Jungian Psychotherapy. The experts interviewed in this course are not shy. Among many other areas, they discuss the nature of evil and how to work with men and boys commonly considered to be "too far gone." The mystical and the magical are inexorably intertwined in this field of study. This intermediate level course is presented in 9 audio interviews, all of which have transcriptions. In the first set of interviews, Dr. Dana Houck and Dr. Kwame Scruggs describe their work with male street youth and convicts. These interviews include personal stories, group dynamics, myth, drumming, and responses of the boys and men in the groups. In the second set of interviews, Dr. Carl Greer, Dr. David Van Nuys, and Maureen Murdock discuss shamanism, the use of archetypes in market research and psychotherapy, and the heroine's journey. In the third set of interviews, Dr. Art Rosengarten discusses the use of tarot in marketing and psychotherapy. This section also covers the ethics of using psychology in marketing. In the fourth set of interviews, Dr. David Gordon explores the use of dreams in personal work, and Francis Weller gives a fresh and engaging account of grief processing and what is missing from the traditional United States cultural approach to grieving.