Jung Society of Washington

This Saturday from 1–2:30pm, we’re celebrating Jung’s 150th with a conversation that couldn’t be more timely 🌍

War, transformation, symbolic reckoning—it wouldn’t be a Jungian celebration without a little depth! Join Carolyn Bates as we explore how his life was shaped by global crisis—and how his wisdom still speaks to ours.

Come for the psyche talk, stay for the birthday festivities 💥🕯️

Embrace the journey

                         

He's got wisdom and wit!

Who doesn't love an alchemical themed birthday party?!?!

Join us as at our Annual Free Fundraising lecture as we listen to Gus Cwik present his program, Better Living through Alchemy or Dying with Life.

If you are in a condition where you need a gift, then please accept this lecture as a gift from us. If you are in a position to support others (including the Jung Society of Washington!) then please leave a donation. Every donation is helpful. Our goals are three-fold: We want to continue to provide great programs for you and we want to continue to provide Jungian lecturers with a fair recompense for their scholarship. Finally, we use donations to provide scholarships for people who study Jung but need some help.

RSVP Here! https://www.jung.org/event-5660707

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We would love to be apart of your journey - explore programs on nature and the psyche, cultural unconscious, psyche's presence during times of darkness, the dystopian mind in a traumatized world, music and the psyche, and more! Check them out at www.jung.org/programs

Summer is almost here and so is our summer programming! Be on the lookout as we will soon announce our C.G. Jung Memorial Lecture speaker and our Jungian Birthday Fundraising guest lecturer! in the meantime, check out our spring programs at www.jung.org/programs

Don't miss out on our spring lineup!

Starting tonight with Tim Lyons’ Understanding Metabolism and Individuation
Ann Ulanov’s Uncertainty, Is It a Gift?
Steve Foster’s Earth and Psyche: Archetypal Responses to the Climate Crisis followed by Exploring the Nature Archetype Through Story and Image
Samuel Kimbles’ Cultural Complexes and Phantom Narratives
Monika Wikman’s Love in a Time of War
.. and more to come!

“The goal of tonight’s talk is to discuss how we can foster an addiction free, long life with greater health and happiness rather than dying longer with chronic disease and pain. By understanding our metabolic syndromes and developing a dialogue with our dissociative identities, we can truly increase healthy circulation between psyche and soma and attain embodied conscious individuation.” - Tim Lyons
After that, we really don't need to sell you on this program. Come and join us!

We have quite the lineup these next two months! Check out Creative Writing with Manisha Roy, Art Therapy with Kaitlin Staples-Vigo, a novels course on Betrayal, Revenge and Forgiveness with Julie Bondanza, Psyche and your Metabolism with Tim Lyons, a lecture on Uncertainty with Ann Ulanov, a course on Cultural Complexes with Samuel Kimbles, a lecture with Steve Foster on Climate Crisis and a workshop the following day on Nature through Storytelling.

Check them out here: www.jung.org/programs

You’l be surprised to see how a pen and paper capture your unconscious. Embark on a journey of self-expression, growth, and healing with this workshop lead by Jungian art therapist, Kaitlin Staples-Vigo. You will not regret it.

Save your spot now: https://www.jung.org/event-5560792

The DC Cherry Blossoms are in full bloom and so is our programming!
Join us for Manisha Roy, Lionel Corbett, Kaitlin Staples-Vigo, Julie Bondanza, Tim Lyons, Ann Ulanov, with more to come in the next few weeks!