Psychotherapy and Embodiment of the Creative Process: The Heart between Hammers: Imagination, Metaphor and the Transformation of Feeling in Ranier Maria Rilke's Dunio Elegies. History of Clinical Psychology at Pacifica Graduate Institute and Oksana Yakushko, Ph.D.Ĭhair Clinical Psychology Programs, discuss the 30 year

Public Lecture Pacifica Graduate Institute Unlearning the Illusions of our Modern WorldĪctivating New Truths about the Future of Humanity Making a Place for Unconscious Dynamics in Research: The Dialogue between Phenomenology and Depth PsychologyParticipant in Plenary Session-62 years of Qualitative and Interpretative Research at Duquesne UniversityĮdges and Margins: Living and Working in ExileAn Online Interview as part of a 7-day conversation featuring 21 speakers who will address the topic: Lecture at Friends of the C G Jung Institute of San Francisco The Poet and the Dreamer: Reveries of Possibility in a Destitute Time Special Lecture Pacifica Graduate Institute Live Online Interview with Q/A Global Awakening Experience The Frankenstein Prophecies: Remembering the Truth of Who We Are Working through Covid-19 Times: From Fear in insightĪrt as Psyche Researching the Future: From The Red Book to The Frankenstein ProphesiesĪrt and Psyche Conference April 4-9 sponsored by Pacifica Graduate Institute and UCSB A Joint Presentation by Susan Rowland and Robert Romanyshyn The Aesthetic Life of Soul: Cultivating a Poetic Sensibility in the Gap Between Phenomenology and Jungian-Arc ehypal Psychology The Climate Crucible sponsored by the New Zealand Association of Psychotherapists The International Association of Jungian Studies and Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, PA The Frankenstein Prophecies: Victor Frankenstein, The Monster and the Shadows of Technology Phenomenological Study Group? Harley Street Therapy Groupĭec.11 Time Between Memory and Imagination Sixteen Psychological Reflections on Covid-19 Then, guided by the poets, a brief segment of a DVD film and some stories, I will discuss how the grieving process is a homecoming that heals our broken bonds with nature, with each other and with the larger community of ancestors of which we are a part. Using the myths of Prometheus and Orpheus/Eurydice, I will show how they frame psychotherapy as a grieving process that takes us through the stages of love, loss, descent and transformation. How do we do psychotherapy in such times when the impending sense of an ending darkens our every word, gesture and mood with fears, anxieties, strategies of denial and fantasies of sheltering in old, familiar patterns? MaThe Climate Crucible sponsored by the New Zealand Association of Psychotherapistsĭeath is now the invisible presence haunting our therapy room, reminding us that the world as we have known it is ending and not knowing what kind of world might be beginning. In the Gap between Phenomenology and Jungian Psychology: Cultivating a ‘Poetics of Psychological Life’ĭedication Ceremony for the Installation of My Library to the Simon Silverman Phenomenology Center, Duquesne University. MaThe International Association of Jungian Studies and Duquesne University in Pittsburgh, PA

The Monster’s story is a parable for our time and a dire warning of the consequences of the unexamined use of our technological powers. The Frankenstein Prophecies retells her story from the point of view of the “Monster.” His untold tale, which is the shadow side of Victor Frankenstein’s dream to become a new god of creation, is becoming our nightmare. Mary Shelley’s story of Frankenstein is a visionary work that lives on today in the form of the multiple technological crises we are now experiencing. The Frankenstein Prophecies: Victor Frankenstein, The Monster and the Shadows of Technology. Sixteen Psychological Reflections on COVID-19

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