Friends, I wonder if some of you may find my newly published book Integration: The Psychology and Mythology of MartinLuther King, Jr. and His (Unfinished) Therapy With the Soul of America of interest. It’s written for the general educated public but relies heavily on Jungian theories and practices as I explore the conceit of King as a “cultural therapist” who …
A True Note on a Slack String The Poetry of Patrick Kavanagh and the Psychology of Carl Jung: An Imaginal Basis for Personal Change by Réamonn Ó Donnchadha House: the Wounded Healer on Television (Routledge 2010) Edited by Luke Hockley and Leslie Gardner. Perpetual Adolescence Edited by Sally Porterfield, Keith Polette, Tita French Baumlin …
I would like to let you all know about a new book, “Jung/ James Kirsch Correspondence” published by Routledge and just released. It is the correspondence between my father and Jung between 1928 and 1960. There are 150 letters between the two, and they are on important subjects like Jung and his relationship to Nazism, …
Creative Suffering and the Wounded Healer is aimed at professional therapists and all readers who make mental health and well-being – their own and that of others – a personal goal. It discusses the philosophical and psychological foundations of a therapeutic approach which is not based on any ideological ‘school’ of thought, but instead suggests …
Selected chapters from books by or contributed to by members. “Colonising the Heart: shame and the regulatory project” by David Henderson – Chapter One of The Future of Psychanalytic Psychotherapy, King & Randall (Editors), London: Whurr Publications 2003 “On The Day That Caetano Invited A Man To Go Up Stage” by Marcus Quintaes – Published …
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