Michael Monhart explores some central ideas in JUNGIAN PSYCHOLOGY AND
HOW THEY MANIFEST IN BOTH A CLINICAL AND PERSONAL CONTEXT. _INTO THE
FROG SWAMP: JUNGIAN CONCEPTIONS OF THE UNCONSCIOUS IN PRACTICE_
In this talk Michael Monhart explores some central ideas in Jungian
psychology and how these ideas manifest in both a clinical and
personal context. With Jung’s wide-ranging learning and the broad
scope of concepts such as archetypes and the collective unconscious,
the practical application of Jung’s method can at times be lost
amidst theoretical speculation. Micheal focuses in particular on
formulations of individuation and the complex, the specific features
of Jungian dream interpretation, and on looking for the archetypal
level of an image. Material will be drawn from clinical experience and
from Jung’s Red Book. The talk is oriented toward both clinicians
and the general public curious about Jung and this method of
psychoanalysis.
_Learning Objectives:_
1) Participants will be able to describe Jung’s conception of the
unconscious including specific Jungian concepts of complexes,
archetypes, and individuation.
2) Participants will learn Jungian methods of working with dreams and
how to identify and work with archetypal material in dreams, symptoms,
and in the transference-countertransference field.
3) Perticipants will learn about creation process of Jung’s Red Book
and be able to draw parallels between the Red Book and his
psychoanalytic theories.
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_Michael Monhart (M.A., S.T.M., LP) is a psychoanalyst in private
practice in New York City. He was a chosen speaker in the 2018 White
Institute Colloquium Series lecturing on the “Jungian
Unconscious.” He is the author of “The Path of Individuation in
Shingon Buddhism” in the Proceedings of the 2016 Congress of the
International Association for Analytical Psychology and “Many
Selves, Many Others” from the 2019 Congress of the IAAP. He is also
a Tibetan translator and is the co-editor and translator of
Enticements (SUNY 2018), the short stories of the Tibetan author Pema
Tseden. _
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