ANALYST EVENTS
JUNGIAN PSYCHOTHERAPISTS ASSOCIATION ANNUAL SPRING WORKSHOP
PRESENTS
MARLA HERBIG, MSW, JUNGIAN ANALYST
“EXPLORING A PERSON’S TRUE NATURE”
APRIL 26, 2025, 9:30 am to 4:00 pm
(12:30-1:00 Lunch – Pre-order Available)
GOOD SHEPHERD CENTER
4649 Sunnyside Ave. N Room #202
Seattle, WA 98103
$145 Members
$175 Non-Members
6 CEs
Registration is OPEN and CLOSES on 4/23
“Be in harmony with your capacity, with your created nature’ – Rumi
Why did Rumi pray this for his followers? Carl Jung had much to say about
our ‘capacity’ – the strengths and weaknesses of our ‘created nature’. Let’s
explore together the ways we can support both our clients and ourselves in
this harmony. We will look with the lens of developmental neuroscience and
affect regulation at specific methods to help this process, and play with
staying embodied while doing so.
Learning Objectives:
Students will be able to:
1. Define ‘Capacity’
2. Identify the contributions of the ‘Superior Function’ and the ‘Inferior
Function’
3. Identify and use 3 different forms of affect regulation
Marla Herbig, MSW, ACSW, LICSW, is a Diplomate Jungian Analyst in private
practice in Seattle. She received her Diploma from NPIAP in Seattle, and has
studied Sand Tray in San Francisco and Switzerland. She has studied
Somatic Transformation with Sharon Stanley for 10 years, and is deeply
interested in the intersection of developmental neuroscience and Analytical
Psychology. She is a Senior Training Analyst with the InterRegional Society of
Jungian Analysts, a co-founder of the Jungian Psychotherapists Association
and of the Seattle Sensory Garden. She has studied basket making with
elders from several tribes, and has long been engaged with the Tibetan
Resettlement Project and other refugee programs
BOOK BY TERRILL GIBSON, Ph.D.
Our world is bathed in ongoing biological, political, cultural, climate, and spiritual crises that seem endless. If anything, these disruptions appear to be spiraling into ever larger threat fronts that challenge our survival as a species.
Carl Gustav Jung, renowned Swiss psychiatrist, avowed in his archetypal psychology that there is a portal of transforming possibility if we have the courage to enter that doorway. That threshold entering demands that we embrace our individual and collective sufferings and then seek the path of meaning and destiny that is always resident deeply at the core of such trauma.
This book narrates how this destiny is found and lived forward for both each individual life and for our varied human cultures. It affirms and gives examples of the deep-soul dimension of life that lies under the often chaotic surface—the liminal realm of animate and guiding dream, vision, myth, and spirituality where the gods meet us so that we all can find our mutual way Home. This liminal world is navigated through the metaphoric and literalness of pilgrimage, performance, and political processes in our personal and cultural lives. What might be your path of destiny?
https://www.amazon.com/Liminal-Luminescent-Reflections-Ensouled-Troubled/dp/1666724149
Please join Jungian Analyst,
SUZAN ROOD WILSON
for an ongoing seminar series on Jung’s
NIETZSCHE’S ZARATHUSTRA LECTURES, VOLUMES 1 AND 2
For Licensed Professionals in the field of Psychology
This seminar will begin September 2020. These impressive texts may require four or more years to complete. Participants should be willing to commit to the entire seminar series. The seminars will be held monthly.
Please contact Suzan Rood Wilson at 206-935-4744, if you are interested in joining this depth study of one of Jung’s great master works. You may also email Suzan at:
suzanrwilson@jungiananalystseattle.com
For Winter/Spring 2025:
The C. G. Jung Society, Seattle
will present
ONCE UPON A TIME: WHY JUNGIANS READ FAIRY TALES
The class will be co-facilitated by
STEPHANIE GIERMAN, JUNGIAN ANALYST, and BETTE JORAM, Ph.D.
“How do we interpret a fairy tale? It is really like stalking a very evasive stag.” — The Interpretation of Fairy Tales, Marie Louise von Franz, p. 37
WINTER/SPRING CLASS DATES:
First Friday of each month:
January 3, 2025
February 7, 2025
March 7, 2025
April 4, 2025
May 2, 2025
Class time: 6:30 to 8:30 pm (no break) via Zoom.
For registration and further information, including Continuing Education credits, please check the Jung Society Upcoming Events page or call the Seattle Jung Society office at
(206) 547-3956
https://jungseattle.net/
