The C. G. Jung Institute of Seattle (CGJIS) will be presenting a series of lectures entitled:
JUNGIAN PERCEPTIONS
These lectures will be given by our Diplomate Jungian Psychoanalysts throughout 2027. The lectures will take place monthly, beginning in February 2027, to be held on the 4th Sundays of the month (with two exceptions for Easter and Thanksgiving weekends, when we will meet on the 3rd Sunday for those dates).
TIME AND PLACE: 1 pm to 3 pm at the Phinney Ridge Community Center, 6532 Phinney Avenue N., Room 1, Seattle, WA 98103.
Lectures will be given by our analysts, both in person as well as on Zoom, for those not in the Seattle area or who cannot attend in person.
COST: $50 for each lecture or $300 for the complete series of 7 lectures.
CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS: $10 additional per lecture
LECTURES:
February 28 – Valerie McIlroy – “Understanding the Significance of Shadow in Our Explosive Times”
March 21 – Terrill Gibson – “Destiny and Devotion: Jungian Reflections on Achieving an Ensouled Individual and Societal/Cultural Life Journey”
April 25 – Geri Grubbs – “The Healing Factor of Archetypes in the Bereavement Process”
May 23 (the 3rd Sunday) – Laura Lewis Thayer – “Jungian Psychology and Ancient Taoist Knowledge: A Beautiful Pairing”
September 26, 2027 – Jane Kepner – “Bridges to the Self: Journey Towards Wholeness”
October 24, 2027 – Suzan Rood Wilson – “Returning to the Experience of the Numinous in Current Jungian Psychology”
November 21 (the 3rd Sunday) – Carol Smith – “Aurora’s Gift: A Journey Through the Symbol of Dew”
These lectures are for all those who are interested in learning about Jungian psychology from our CGJIS analysts. We hope you will be inspired by the topics our analysts will be presenting, whether or not you are familiar with Jungian perspectives. There is much to learn and to experience in these lectures.
For additional information, please contact us by email at Junginfo@CGJIS.com
The C. G. Jung Institute of Seattle is comprised of Jungian psychoanalysts who come from diverse backgrounds and experiences and we believe these lectures will encourage inquiry into the deeper nature of the psyche and will provide not only information, but we hope will inspire deeper questions and investigations for possible future lecture series.