Journal Articles

Asia Pacific Journal of Counselling and Psychotherapy – Using
myths, legends and fairy tales in counselling: Archetypal motifs underlying
the mother complex. Mark Greene a Hong Kong Shue Yan University, Counselling and Psychology, Hong Kong, Hong Kong. Online publication date: 13 February 2011  Download the abstract here

 

 

Dr. Stephen Diamond is a clinical and forensic psychologist in LA and the author of Anger, Madness, and the Daimonic: The Psychological Genesis of Violence, Evil, and Creativity. – A Response to “My LIfe in Therapy”: Daphne Merkin’s Long and Difficult “Education in Disillusioned Realism”- Who Are We Really? : C.G. Jung’s “Split Personality” – Freud, Jung and their Complexes – UFO’s, Close Encounters, and the Cry for Meaning

The Gift
of the Unknown: Freud(ians) and Jung(ians) at the
End of Modernity by David Tacey

Carl
Jung and Thomas Merton by
David Henderson

Jung
and the Neo-Pagan Movement by David Waldron &
Sharn Waldron

Myth,
Shadow Politics, and Perennial Philosophy in “Minority
Report” by
Cathleen Rountree

Peace
Has a Price by Douglas Canterbury-Counts

Revisioning
Incarnation: Jung On The Relativity Of God by John
P. Dourley

Jung
and New Age: A Study in Contrasts by David Tacey

Jung,
Myth and Biography by Susan A. Rowland

Mixed
Metaphors and Narrative Shifts: Archetypes by Raya
A. Jones

Religion,
Science and Synchronicity by Dr. Roderick Main

Violence
as Secular Evil: Forensic Evaluation and Treatment
of Violent Offenders … by Stephen A. Diamond