HKCC

@cgjunginla Curious about Sandplay? For those interested in learning more we are proud to offer our 2-Year Sandplay Training Course. The first 3 classes are open to the general public and are offered at a reduced cost to nonclinicians who wish to learn more about Sandplay. These classes provide an overview of the history, use, and symbolic aspects this unique therapeutic method. For clincians and licensed professionals, this program offers the chance to learn from Sandplay Therapists of America and International Society for Sandplay Therapy-certified practitioners while earning CEs and STA credits. This is a comprehensive, 2-year training program, taught by Jungian analysts and designed to promote the study and practice of sandplay therapy. It includes an introduction, history, and practical guidelines for sandplay therapy, as well as the application of Jungian theory, the study of archetypal and symbolic material found in dreams, mythology, and fairytales, and the movement of libido as it appears in sandplay scenes to express the individuation process. Seminars incorporate case material of children and adults to amplify and highlight theoretical underpinnings. Completion of the program meets all coursework requirements for Sandplay Therapists of America (STA) and International Society for Sandplay Therapy (ISST). The training curriculum is organized into 6 areas of study that are designed to sequentially deepen the participant’s understanding and use of Jungian sandplay. Each unit contains 3 6-hour seminars taught by Jungian analysts who are also certified sandplay therapist-teachers. Seminars will be on Zoom, once a month on Saturdays from 9:30 am to 4:00 pm (PST) with a half-hour break for lunch. Unit 1 is open to the general public. Units 2-6 are offered to licensed clinicians and students in the process of training for licensure in the mental health professions. For more information or to register, visit https://junginla.org/events/sandplay2022-2023/

Curious about Sandplay?

For those interested in learning more we are proud to offer our 2-Year Sandplay Training Course.

The first 3 classes are open to the general public and are offered at a reduced cost to nonclinicians who wish to learn more about Sandplay. These classes provide an overview of the history, use, and symbolic aspects this unique therapeutic method.

For clincians and licensed professionals, this program offers the chance to learn from Sandplay Therapists of America and International Society for Sandplay Therapy-certified practitioners while earning CEs and STA credits.

This is a comprehensive, 2-year training program, taught by Jungian analysts and designed to promote the study and practice of sandplay therapy. It includes an introduction, history, and practical guidelines for sandplay therapy, as well as the application of Jungian theory, the study of archetypal and symbolic material found in dreams, mythology, and fairytales, and the movement of libido as it appears in sandplay scenes to express the individuation process. Seminars incorporate case material of children and adults to amplify and highlight theoretical underpinnings. Completion of the program meets all coursework requirements for Sandplay Therapists of America (STA) and International Society for Sandplay Therapy (ISST).

The training curriculum is organized into 6 areas of study that are designed to sequentially deepen the participant’s understanding and use of Jungian sandplay. Each unit contains 3 6-hour seminars taught by Jungian analysts who are also certified sandplay therapist-teachers.

Seminars will be on Zoom, once a month on Saturdays from 9:30 am to 4:00 pm (PST) with a half-hour break for lunch.

Unit 1 is open to the general public. Units 2-6 are offered to licensed clinicians and students in the process of training for licensure in the mental health professions.

For more information or to register, visit junginla.org

Welcome to The Hilde Kirsch Children’s Center (HKCC) page! Located at the C.G. Jung Institute of Los Angeles, the HKCC is the first and only Jungian Children’s Center in the United States. It was founded in December 1978, at the request of one of L.A.’s founding analysts, Hilde Kirsch. The HKCC was established to support and educate analysts, candidates in training, along with parents, teachers, and others in the community who work with children. Our goal is to demonstrate how Analytical Psychology can inform our understanding of the development of the psyche and be applied to the therapeutic treatment of children and adolescents.