Episode 40 - What's Unique about Jungian Analysis?
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- Опубликовано: 2 янв 2019
- How is Jungian analysis different from other psychotherapies? What are its major components and distinguishing features? And what makes it effective? Lisa, Deb, and Joseph discuss Jungian analysis as a nonlinear process that is not limited to problem-solving or reducing symptoms. Instead, Jungian analysis is grounded in an inherent capacity to grow into wholeness, a process Jung called individuation. Jungian analysis places a high value on all the processes and multiplicities of the unconscious, from symptoms to work with dreams, in order to facilitate the integration of denied or devalued aspects of the personality. The four particular stages of an analytic journey, which may overlap, are explained: catharsis, elucidation, education, and transformation-altogether an abiding fullness of being.
The Dream:
I’m in the front room of my home. It is a farmhouse with views from the room of rolling hills. I’m looking after my two young boys inside and the room is in chaos. An unexpected visitor enters the room, it is my friend who is a vicar. We have children a similar age and I think he has come for a playdate, but I realize he has turned up for a therapy session. He wants to discuss his addiction but I can’t focus as I need to look after the children. I also wonder how I have let this happen-he’s my friend and this is my home; I feel guilty I have let this happen.
Really great. You did a great job of outlining the benefits of jungian psychoanalysis. As one who has undergone such analysis and has done a decent amount of independent study, I can say that you're right on the money. I think a big part of the success of this approach owes to Jung's acknowledgment of the spiritual. I see a Jungian analyst as more of a shaman than a psychologist
Thank you so much Michael!
I will be listening to this fascinating video again. Thank you
Thank you very much for the clarity of your explanations, and the relating of the theory to our individual experiences, and most of all, for sharing this with the public. Your warmth and sincerity shine through your words.
I absolutely love this talk. I recently started therapy with a jungian analyst and I am truly grateful for this new chapter in my personal growth. Thank you!
The way the speakers flow between each other is quite something. I really enjoyed the talk.
I spent a number of years in a new age spiritual environment and became very sensitive to the pretentious personas in those groups, namely overly soft voices and 'I am so deep' tone of voice. They didn't feel genuine. The reason I mention this is these speakers while demonstrating, on the surface, 'some' of those qualities come across as very genuine, very real.
Thanks for the video
“I am so deep tone of voice” made me giggle 🤭 love it!
Very excited to hear this as I've just entered into Jungian analysis!
I've been studying more about the male and female, anima and animus energies as they relate to music. Wow. Does this hit home for me. Also the idea that we're whole but off balance rather than mentally ill. Wow. The male and female need to be balanced to in order for us to be our truest selves.
wow. that was so helpful. i'm currently seeing a jungian analyst. i have been for two years, and we're just now getting to the confessional part. it takes time, mostly because of fear.
So interesting! Thank you!💜
Just incredible thank you
Thank you. ❤
Love this
Thanks Zahrah!
So powerfull
I was wondering if it were possible to 'tap' into the unconscious of other people and thus if some particularly sensitive individuals might be able to get some alien elements into their own dreams?
That "most people" have no interest in living beyond. below, instead of or in addition to the surface level of existence is the only thing that's keeping ya'll from being internet Rock Stars!
I was writing down some of my own insights while listening and I was in the middle of writing down the phrase "concentric circle" when Joseph actually said it in the 13th minute of this. What does Jung say about synchronicity?
What an exciting synchronicity! It seems like the Self is moving closer. Jung's work on Synchronicity is varied and complicated - I would recommend this book www.amazon.com/dp/0691150508/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_N4A6Cb6YSGM84
Can someone please share which passage is idea shared at 31:53 and 31:24 from?
loved this
Cape Caad 😂👍
Dream 42:47
Insurance-reimbursement-based therapies wouldn't use this approach because of its potential to lead to societal transformation including disassembling current structures of oppression and exploitation! Hence, no revenue!