Mar
2
10:30 AM10:30
Book Club: Memories, Dreams, Reflections
Join us for a 6-session exploration of Jung’s official autobiography
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Oct
15
6:30 PM18:30
Jung 101!
Jung 101 is a 4-session class series that is appropriate for beginners to Jung’s work and analytical psychology, as well as those who want a deeper understanding of his theories. Continuing Education Credits are available (6 CEUs through CSWMFT and OPA)
DESCRIPTION:
This class will utilize Murray Stein’s Map of the Soul to immerse us in an understanding of Jungian psychology. Course participants will learn concepts and processes of Jungian psychological theory. Throughout the 4 weeks we will develop a deeper comprehension of Jung’s map of the psyche, complexes, archetypes, and the relationship between consciousness and the unconscious.By the end of the class series, participants will be able to identify and describe Jungian concepts; explain how complexes operate; and discuss the process and purpose of a Jungian analysis.
TIME AND DATES: Mondays 6:30-8:00 pm
October 15th: In our first session we will explore Jung’s map of the psyche, looking at conscious, the unconscious, and the collective unconscious.
October 22nd: In our second session we will deepen our understanding of what we started in the first session, looking more closely at shadow, archetypes, and the Self.
November 5th: Session three will explore complex theory
November 19th: Session four will tie all we have learned together, looking at ego-self-axis, telos, and Individuation.
COST:Space is limited to 14 participants
Member/non-member $160/$180
CEUs $30
ABOUT THE TEACHER:
Randi Nathenson, LISW-S is a licensed clinical social worker and Jungian Analyst with a private practice in Highland Heights, OH. She is a diplomate of the Inter-regional Society of Jungian Analysts. She currently serves on the Board of The Jung Educational Center of Cleveland, and is active in many professional organizations, including the IAAP and Pittsburgh Jung Society.
May
22
7:00 PM19:00
Hindu Mythology: An Archetypal Lens into Psyche
- Tuesdays May 22, 29, June 5, 12
- 7:00-8:30 pm
- Member/Non-Member $120/$140
- 6 CEUs available $30
- Space limited to 15 participants.
CALL US AT 216.916.2042 to find out how to register (due to technical difficulties, no online options at the moment)
DESCRIPTION:
Mythology gives us a glimpse into the deep structures of psyche. Join us as we look at Hindu mythology from a Jungian point of view. Hindu mythology in particular gives many of us a fresh, multicultural perspective on a shared archetypal experience. Participants will be given one myth each week and asked to bring questions to the group for deeper discussion.
This seminar will allow participants to:
1) Gain insight into archetypal structures of psyche and how they function in our lives;
2) Expand the lexicon of images and stories that frame and illuminate human experience.
3) Learn tools to use an archetypal lens in personal and/or clinical work.
About the Instructor:
Adina Davidson, Ph.D., LISW is in her final year of Jungian analytic training and a board member for Jung Cleveland. She is in private practice in Cleveland Heights and Beachwood and serves as an Adjunct Professor at the Cleveland Institute of Art.
This space is not wheelchair accessible
Sep
9
8:00 AM08:00
Advanced Jungian Studies in Pittsburgh for 2016-17 Academic Year
Are you interested in deepening your Jungian experience?
The Pittsburgh Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts offers advanced Jungian training sessions. These seminars meet over eight weekends during the academic year, and are taught by area and visiting analysts with a variety of perspectives and interests.
Admission is open to anyone with a serious interest in Jungian studies. Although most participants are mental health practitioners, training seminars also welcome people from other professional domains, including artists, historians, teachers, and clergy.
For more information, please contact Rosemarie Paini at rpaini@sbcglobal.net or visit The Pittsburgh Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts website!
May
23
11:00 AM11:00
Advanced Jungian Studies in Pittsburgh for 2015-16 Academic Year
The Pittsburgh Seminar of the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts (also known as the C G Jung Institute Analyst Training Program of Pittsburgh) is now accepting applications for the 2015-2016 academic year.
We welcome individuals wishing to engage in a serious study of Jungian psychology. Our participants include those who are presently candidates in the analyst training program, individuals currently “auditing” the program with the intent on applying for formal training to become an analyst, as well as individuals who are interested in studying Jung for personal enrichment, or to deepen clinical skills, without the intent to enter into formal training.
We typically meet once a month for 9 hours of lectures/seminars and 4 hours of case colloquium starting on a Friday morning at 11:00 and ending at 5:30 the following Saturday afternoon.
The application process includes a personal biographical statement, resume and a personal interview with two or three faculty members. Participants must be pursuing their own personal analysis.
If you want to know more Jung, consider joining us. You can see last year’s curriculum at irsja.org. Click on the “Training” tab, then “Seminars” then Pittsburgh Seminar to see a list of courses by local and visiting analysts.
Interested individuals should contact the Seminar Coordinator by e-mail or phone:
Sandra E. Miller, Ph.D.
Jungian Psychoanalyst
Pittsburgh Seminar Coordinator
Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts
412-521-5419
Sep
22
to Nov 24
Dreams: The Connection to the Guiding Source Within
A Series of Classes Held on Six Monday Nights from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at The First Unitarian Church of Cleveland in Shaker Heights
Dates: 9/22/14, 9/29/14, 10/6/14, 10/27/14, 11/3/14, 11/24/14
Cost: $240 for members & $270 for non-members. Pre-registration is required.
CEUs: 9.0 CEUs are available for participants who complete the entire series for an additional $45. 1.5 CEUs are available for each session ($15 for 1.5 CEUs).
Event Summary: Our inner wisdom speaks to each of us in a unique and individual way through our dreams. The messages are specific – broadening our awareness and correcting imbalances. They are evidence of a purposeful knowing and guiding self. This class will explore concepts of Jungian Analytical Psychology, as they emerge from our work with personal dream material. Limited to 10 participants. Only 2 spots remain!
About the Presenter:
Jody Wainer is a Licensed Independent Social Worker and a Jungian analyst. She has been in private practice since 1996. She is the past president of Jung Cleveland. Ms. Wainer is interested in increasing the visibility and understanding of Jungian thought and the support it can offer to our lives.
September 22, 2014
Review the Concept of Associative Dreaming
1. Identify importance of confidentiality – respect and integrity to the process
2. Identify the nature and importance of the “field” created in dream group
3. Explore the nature of the analytic 3rd – unconscious amalgam
September 29, 2014
Review Identification of the Objective and Subject Levels within the Dream
1. Integrate work with both the objective and subjective levels of the dream
2. Recognizing the value of the objective: outside in the so-called real world
3. Recognizing the value of the subjective: inner subjective states and complexes
October 6, 2014
Examine How One’s Attitude Towards the Dream Promotes Understanding – Reverie
1. Explore the way in which spontaneity invites the unconscious to express itself
2. Recognize the dream as a purposeful communication
3. Develop an attitude of curiosity and unknowing
October 27, 2014
Using Dream Material Explore Integration of Knowledge, Skills, Attitudes and Values
1. Experience the value of a reciprocal relationship and dialectic with the unconscious
2. Increase trust of one’s own knowledge, insights and intuitions
3. Strengthen the ability to stay with one’s own process and that of another person
November 3, 2014
Identify Our Group Process & How it Deepens Engagement with Dream Materials
1. Revisit how Associative Dreaming invites a felt sense of the dream material
2. Experience how inner material can be engaged as one might in active imagination
3. Examine how this process might reflect something of the inter-active field
November 24, 2014
Closure & Feedback
1. Assess achievement of goals and objectives for the class
2. Explore dream material as a vehicle for closure of the group process
Please email info@jungcleveland.org for more information. Thank you for your interest in this exciting Jung Cleveland series!
Sep
23
to Dec 3
Dreams: The Connection to the Guiding Source Within, Fall 2013 Program
REGISTRATION HAS CLOSED. THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST IN JUNG CLEVELAND PROGRAMMING. (Aug. 9, 2013)
A Series of Classes Held on Six Monday Nights from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at The First Unitarian Church of Cleveland in Shaker Heights.
Dates: A series of six Monday evenings – 9/23/13, 9/30/13, 10/7/13, 10/28/13, 11/4/13, 12/2/13
Cost: $270 for non-members, $240 for members for the series. Registration is necessary as only 6 spots are available.
CEUs: 9.0 CEUs are available for participants who complete the entire series for an additional $45. 1.5 CEUs are available for each session.
Event Summary:
Our inner wisdom speaks to each of us in a unique and individual way through our dreams. The messages are specific – broadening our awareness and correcting imbalances. They are evidence of a purposeful knowing and guiding self. This class will explore concepts of Jungian Analytical Psychology as they emerge from our work with personal dream material.
About the Presenter:
Jody Wainer is a Licensed Independent Social Worker and a Jungian Analyst. She has been in private practice since 1996. She is the past president of Jung Cleveland. Ms. Wainer is interested in increasing the visibility and understanding of Jungian thought and the support it can offer to our lives.
Topics:
September 23, 2013
Review the Concept of Associative Dreaming
- Identify importance of confidentiality – respect and integrity to the process
- Identify the nature and importance of the “field” created in dream group
- Explore the nature of the analytic third-unconscious amalgam
September 30, 2013
Identify Objective and Subjective Levels Within the Dream
- Integrate work with both the objective and subjective levels of the dream
- Recognizing the value of the objective: outside in the so-called real world
- Recognizing the value of the subjective: inner subjective states and complexes
October 7, 2013
Importance and Nature of Reverie
- Explore the way in which spontaneity invites the unconscious to express itself
- Recognize the dream as a purposeful communication
- Develop an attitude of curiosity and unknowing
October 28, 2013
Integration of Knowledge, Skills, Attitudes and Values
- Experience the value of a reciprocal relationship and dialectic with the unconscious
- Increase trust of one's own knowledge, insights and intuitions
- Strengthen the ability to stay with one’s own process and that of another person
November 4, 2013
Explore How Group Process Deepens Engagement with Dream Material
- Revisit how Associative Dreaming invites a felt sense of the dream material
- Experience how inner material can be engaged as one might in active imagination
- Examine how this process might reflect something of the interactive field
December 2, 2013
Closure and Feedback
- Assess achievement of goals and objectives for the class
- Explore dream material as a vehicle for closure of the group process
Please email info@jungcleveland.org for more information. Thank you for your interest in this exciting Jung Cleveland series!
Jan
7
to Apr 22
Dreams: The Connection to the Guiding Source Within
A Series of Classes Held on Four Monday Nights from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at The First Unitarian Church of Cleveland in Shaker Heights.
Dates: A series of four Monday evenings – 1/7/13, 2/4/13, 3/18/13, 4/22/13
Cost: $180 for non-members, $160 for members for the series. Registration is necessary as only 10 spots are available. 6.0 CEUs are available for this series for an additional $30.
Event Summary:
Our inner wisdom speaks to each of us in a unique and individual way through our dreams. The messages are specific- broadening our awareness and correcting imbalances. They are evidence of a purposeful knowing and guiding self. This class will introduce the foundational Dream concepts of Jungian Analytical Psychology, as they emerge within the dream. Each session will include an opportunity to work with personal dream material.
Series: Limited to 10 Participants. Register Today!
CEUs: 6.0 CEUs available for this series.
About the Presenter:
Jody Wainer is a Licensed Independent Social Worker and a Jungian analyst. She has been in private practice since 1996. She is a past president of Jung Cleveland. Ms. Wainer is interested in increasing the visibility and understanding of Jungian thought and the support it can offer to our lives.
Please email info@jungcleveland.org for more information. Thank you for your interest in this exciting new Jung Cleveland series!
Oct
3
to Nov 8
Jung by the Fire, Led by Dianne Braden, Jungian Analyst
A Series of Study Groups Held on Six Wednesday Evenings from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at Diane Braden's Practice at Franklin's Row.
Dates: A series of six Wednesday evenings – 10/3/12, 10/10/12, 10/17/12, 10/24/12, 10/31/12, 11/7/12
Cost: $180 for the entire series. Registration is necessary as only 8 spots are available. We ask that each participant provide their own copy of Memories, Dreams and Reflections by Carl Jung and bring it with them to all sessions. No CEUs available for this series.
Event Summary:
Jung by the Fire is an intimate study group focusing on Jung’s autobiography, Memories, Dreams and Reflections. This is conceived to be an in-depth reading and reflection on Jung’s story and his description of his process with the intention of exploring on what reading Jung means to us today. The group is geared toward all types of participants with an interest in analytical psychology’s clinical, professional, personal, artistic or philosophical importance to our lives and thinking. It will be less didactic and more reflective of the insights and input of participants, facilitated from an analytic perspective. In short: Why read Jung and what can we learn from his autobiography in 2012?
Series Objective: To explore Jung and his work through his autobiography with an eye to why his thought is still relevant to modern readers.
Series: Limited to 8 Participants. Register Today!
CEUs: No CEUs available for this series.
About the Presenter:
Dianne Braden is a Jungian Analyst in private practice in Solon, Ohio. She is a senior analyst in the Inter-regional Society of Jungian Analysts for whom she has served on a number of training committees. She is a former Treasurer of the Pittsburgh Society of Jungian Analysts and has presented papers on a variety of Jungian topics in New York, Kansas, Ohio and Colorado.
Please email info@jungcleveland.org for more information, registration will not open until dates and location have been decided. Thank you for your interest in this exciting new Jung Cleveland series!
Sep
24
to Dec 3
Dreams: The Connection to the Guiding Source Within, Presented by Jody Wainer, Jungian Analyst
A Series of Classes Held on Four Monday Evenings from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at The First Unitarian Church of Cleveland in Shaker Heights
Dates: A series of four Mondays – 9/24/12, 10/22/12, 11/19/12, 12/3/12
Cost: $160 Members | $180 for Non-Members
Event Summary: Our inner wisdom speaks to each of us in a unique and individual way through our dreams. The messages are specific, broadening our awareness and correcting imbalances. They are evidence of a teaching, purposeful knowing and guiding Self. This class will review foundational dream concepts, as well as deepen mastery of dream work in Jungian Analytical Psychology. Each session will include an experiential opportunity to work with personal dream material and relevant didactic presentations.
Sessions: Limited to 10 Participants: Each session will include a experiential opportunity to work with personal dream material.
Registration is now closed.
CEUs: 6.0 CEUs are available are available for participants upon completion of the series.
About the Presenter:
Jody Wainer is a Licensed Independent Social Worker and a Jungian analyst. She has been in private practice since 1996. She is a past president of Jung Cleveland. Ms. Wainer is currently interested in increasing the visibility and understanding of Jungian thought and the support it can offer to our lives.
Topics:
September 24, 2012
Review Basic Concepts of Dream Work
- Identifying the objective and subjective levels of the dream
- Recognizing the value of the objective: outside in the so-called real world
- Recognizing the value of the subjective: inner subjective states and complexes
October 22, 2012
Expanding the Skills Essential to Working with the Dream
- Setting (exposition) conveys psychological/symbolic context, focus, theme
- Peripeteia or development, movement out of the problem
- Crisis (impasse), high point of drama, tension of opposites reach their peak
- Resolution (lysis), ways in which the crisis could be resolved, way out
November 19, 2012
Importance of Mythopoetic Imagination
- Develop an attitude that appreciates the dream as a purposeful communication
- Develop an attitude of intelligent, non-judgemental, observation requiring acceptance and questioning
- Develop an understanding of and respect for how unique the process of development is for each individual person
December 3, 2012
Integration of Knowledge, Skills, Attitudes and Values
- Experience the value of a reciprocal relationship and dialectic with the unconscious
- Increase trust of one's own knowledge, insights, intuitions and ability to stay with one's own process and that of another person
- Assessing achievement of goals and objectives for the class
- Exploring dreams as a vehicle for closure of the group process
Please email info@jungcleveland.org for more information.
Jan
23
to Apr 16
“Dreams: The Connection to the Guiding Source Within” Presented by Jungian Analyst Jody Wainer
A Series of Classes Held on Four Monday Evenings from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at The First Unitarian Church of Cleveland in Shaker Heights
Dates: A series of four Mondays – 1/23/12, 2/6/12, 3/19/12, 4/16/12
Cost: $160 Members | $180 for Non-Members
Event Summary: Our inner wisdom speaks to each of us in a unique and individual way through our dreams. The messages are specific, broadening our awareness and correcting imbalances. They are evidence of a teaching, purposeful knowing and guiding Self. This class will review foundational dream concepts, as well as deepen mastery of dream work in Jungian Analytical Psychology. Each session will include an experiential opportunity to work with personal dream material and relevant didactic presentations.
Sessions: Limited to 12 Participants: Each session will include a experiential opportunity to work with personal dream material.
CEUs: 6.0 CEUs are available are available for participants upon completion of the series.
About the Presenter:
Jody Wainer is a Licensed Independent Social Worker and a Jungian analyst. She has been in private practice since 1996. She is a past president of Jung Cleveland. Ms. Wainer is currently interested in increasing the visibility and understanding of Jungian thought and the support it can offer to our lives.
Topics:
January 23
Review of the Dream as a Vehicle or Connection with the Unconscious
- Setting (exposition): conveys psychological/symbolic context, focus, theme
- Peripeteia or development: movement out of the problem
- Crisis (impasse): high point of drama, tension of opposites, reach their peak
February 6
Psyche as a Whole is a Self-Regulating Unit
- Exploring the dreamer’s personal associations
- Widening exploration to include/reflect archetypal motifs
- Understanding objective and subjective levels of the dream
- Importance of the dreamer’s interpretation or sense of the dreams meaning
- Exploring alternative interpretations: do they ring true and the possibility of other functions or messages
March 19
The Role of the Dream as It Relates to the Ego-Self Axis
- Examination of the symbolic language of the dream
- Exploration of the dreams role in the individuation process
- Understanding how the dream supports life with meaning in the modern world
April 16
In-Depth Integration of Jungian Concepts in Personal Dream Work
- Experiential opportunity to identify how personal dream material has related to one’s individuation
- Exploring issues of relationship, transference/counter transference: how dreams facilitate the working through of old patterns which impede relationships
- Assessing achievement of goals and objectives for the class
- Exploring dreams as a vehicle for closure of the group process
Please email info@jungcleveland.org for more information.
Sep
29
1:00 PM13:00
Interested in ‘Fireside Chats’ Led by Dianne Braden, Jungian Analyst? Let Us Know Today!
We are eager to introduce Jungian thoughts and perspective to the Greater Cleveland audience and we’d like to hear whether you’d be interested in attending a new event series called “Fireside Chats.”
We are considering kicking off the series – led by Dianne Braden, Jungian Analyst – with a discussion of The Fireside Chats by Hal and Sidra Stone, and a second called, Memories, Dreams and Reflections…Around the Fire. More details for each session are below!
We’d like to hold these events in September or October. Please contact us today if you are interested in the program and would like to learn more. Our form is located here or email us atinfo@jungcleveland.org.
The Fireside Chats
First Event to be Led by Dianne Braden, Jungian Analyst
The Fireside Chats with Hal and Sidra Stone, by Hal Stone, Ph.D., and Sidra Stone, Ph.D., editing and reflections by Dianne Braden, M.A., Jungian Analyst, is a book of the future if you’re interested in tools and thoughts that enhance your relationships, your analytic work and your connections to a larger community. If your patients talk about their relationships (and whose don’t!) and you’ve avoided couple’s work in your practice in the past, this book gives you a unique opportunity to enter into another way of thinking about what Jung understood at the end of his life:
… I falter before the task of finding the language which might adequately express the incalculable paradoxes of love. “Eros” is a “kosmogonos”, a creator and mother-father of all higher consciousness … we are in the deepest sense … the instruments of cosmogonic love… (MDR)
In content, this is a book about relationship as teacher. The Stones' work rests on the understanding that consciousness can be as available as turning to the person you are with and asking yourself what you can learn by being with them. In form, this is a series of intimate dialogues recorded at the event of the same name in 2009 in Mendocino, California. Edited and reflected upon by Dianne Braden, Jungian analyst, this stands as a chance to witness personal and spontaneous conversation with Drs. Hal and Sidra Stone, originators of the Psychology of Selves and the Aware Ego Process. Presented in a tone and attitude that makes it possible to feel like you’re present to the meeting itself, Dianne Braden offers an experience of connection with, and appreciation of, these psycho-spiritual elders who teach what they live. Psychologists both, their collective professional experience spans six decades of working at depth with individuals, couples and groups.
Offering a rare opportunity to engage with their mature thought and reflections, the Stones share their thoughts about the process of aging in relationship, how death and dying can be handled consciously, psycho-spiritual growth, and the gift of working with dreams. Solidly dovetailing with Jungian thought and other psychological trends (Hal Stone was a former president of the C.G. Jung Institute of Los Angeles and Sidra Stone was the executive director of an innovative residential treatment center for adolescent girls) their combined perspectives span multiple therapies, decades, and thoughts about the evolution of consciousness.
Memories, Dreams and Reflections…Around the Fire
Second Event to be Led by Dianne Braden, Jungian Analyst
One of Jung’s most important – and for many, favorite works – is his autobiography, dictated to and edited by Aneila Jaffe. This work stands as one of the best expressions of not only Jung’s story as he reflected on it in his maturity, but also as one of the clearest presentations of his theory and the origins of it. Join Dianne in an informal setting for an on-going study and discussion group, and take the time to savor and reflect on the richness and implications of Jung’s writing.
The group will consist of reading MDR together, and stopping to consider and discuss material both personal and relevant to Jung’s reflections in the book. Given the length of the book, participants should expect this process to take the better part of a year, and see it as the opportunity it is to gather with like-minded individuals invested in understanding and appreciating the depth and breadth of Jung’s thought, both in the context of his time and culture, and its implications for our generation and generations to come.
About Hal and Sidra Stone
Hal and Sidra Stone are partners in marriage and in work with over 100 years of practice in their combined resumes. They are the originators of Voice Dialogue and the Psychology of Selves. Their work is available in books, articles, mp3s, CDs, audiocassettes, and DVDs. For the past thirty years Hal and Sidra have taught together, both nationally and internationally. Their work with the many selves that make up the human psyche, their unique approach to relationship, and their introduction of the Aware Ego Process into the field of psycho-spiritual development, have been groundbreaking. They are inspired teachers who bring humor and enthusiasm to their work, and a practical, earthy approach to spirituality and the transformational process. And they have personally walked the challenging and rewarding path of "relationship as teacher" in many of its aspects; between them, they have had 5 children and 5 grandchildren. More information at www.voicedialogue.org.
About Dianne Braden
Dianne Braden is a Jungian Analyst and Voice Dialogue Facilitator in private practice in the Cleveland, Ohio area. With a background in languages and addictions, her interest in the other levels of the psyche has brought her to depth psychology and a passionate interest in the world of dreams and multiple ways of seeing and working with human personality. She is a senior analyst in the Inter-regional Society of Jungian Analysts and has worked with Drs. Hal and Sidra Stone in Voice Dialogue and the Psychology of Selves for more than a decade. She considers herself fortunate to be able to combine her love of writing and working at depth in this initial collaborative volume by Hal and Sidra Stone. For more information about Dianne Braden, go tohttp://www.diannebraden.com.
Sep
19
to Dec 12
“Dreams: The Connection to the Guiding Source Within” Presented by Jungian Analyst Jody Wainer
A Series of Classes Held on Four Monday Evenings from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at The First Unitarian Church of Cleveland in Shaker Heights
Dates: A series of four Mondays – 9/19/11, 10/17/11, 11/21/11, 12/12/11
Cost: $160 Members | $180 for Non-Members
Event Summary: Our inner wisdom speaks to each of us in a unique and individual way through our dreams. The messages are specific, broadening our awareness and correcting imbalances. They are evidence of a teaching, purposeful knowing and guiding Self. This class will review foundational dream concepts, as well as deepen mastery of dream work in Jungian Analytical Psychology. Each session will include an experiential opportunity to work with personal dream material and relevant didactic presentations.
Sessions: Limited to 12 Participants: Each session will include a experiential opportunity to work with personal dream material.
CEUs: 6.0 CEUs are available are available for participants upon completion of the series.
About the Presenter:
Jody Wainer is a Licensed Independent Social Worker and a Jungian analyst. She has been in private practice since 1996. She is a past president of Jung Cleveland. Ms. Wainer is currently interested in increasing the visibility and understanding of Jungian thought and the support it can offer to our lives.
Topics:
September 19
Review of the Dream as a Vehicle or Connection with the Unconscious
- Setting (exposition): conveys psychological/symbolic context, focus, theme
- Peripeteia or development: movement out of the problem
- Crisis (impasse): high point of drama, tension of opposites, reach their peak
October 17
Psyche as a Whole is a Self-Regulating Unit
- Exploring the dreamer’s personal associations
- Widening exploration to include/reflect archetypal motifs
- Understanding objective and subjective levels of the dream
- Importance of the dreamer’s interpretation or sense of the dreams meaning
- Exploring alternative interpretations: do they ring true and the possibility of other functions or messages
November 21
The Role of the Dream as It Relates to the Ego-Self Axis
- Examination of the symbolic language of the dream
- Exploration of the dreams role in the individuation process
- Understanding how the dream supports life with meaning in the modern world
December 12
In-Depth Integration of Jungian Concepts in Personal Dream Work
- Experiential opportunity to identify how personal dream material has related to one’s individuation
- Exploring issues of relationship, transference/counter transference: how dreams facilitate the working through of old patterns which impede relationships
- Assessing achievement of goals and objectives for the class
- Exploring dreams as a vehicle for closure of the group process
Please email info@jungcleveland.org for more information.
Jan
10
to Apr 25
"Dreams: The Connection to the Guiding Source Within" Presented by Jungian Analysts Dr. Barbara Friedman & Jody Wainer
A Series of Classes Held on Four Monday Nights from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at The First Unitarian Church in Shaker Heights
Dates: A series of four Mondays – 1/10, 2/14, 3/7 & 4/25
Cost: $160 Members | $180 for Non-Members
Event Summary: This series introduces the foundational Dream concepts of Jungian Analytical Psychology. Our inner wisdom speaks to each of us in a unique and individual way through our dreams. The messages are specific, broadening our awareness and correcting imbalances. They are evidence of a teaching, purposeful knowing and guiding Self.
Participants will bring their dreams, dream fragments and dream images. As a group, we will explore and reflect on the rich treasures within.
Sessions:
- Each session will include a experiential opportunity to work with personal dream material
- 6 CEUs are available for participants upon completion of the series
- All events are handicapped accessible
Topics:
January 10, Application of Theoretical Dream Work Concepts
- Review basic concepts of dreamwork
- Identify elements in the dream that offer implications for potential development
- Recognize diagnostic and prognostic evidence
- Recognize how the image conveys meaning
February 14, Title Dream As a Connection to Our Unconscious
- Explore how the setting (exposition) conveys psychological/symbolic context, focus and theme
- Explore how peripeteia (development) conveys movement out of the problem
- Explore how crisis (impasse) conveys a high point of drama and the tension of opposites reaching their peak
- Explore how resolution (lysis) conveys ways in which the crisis could be resolved and provides a way out
March 7, How The Dream Promotes Self Discovery
- Examination of the symbolic language of the dream
- Exploration of the dreams role in the individuation process
- Understand the dream as it supports life with meaning in the modern world
April 25, Integration of Foundational Concepts in Personal Dream Work
- Experiential opportunity to use personal dream material for the purpose of integrating foundational concepts
- Explore issues of relationships and transference/countertransference plus how dreams facilitate the working through of old patterns which impede relationships
- Assess achievement of goals and objectives for the class
- Explore dreams as a vehicle for closure of group process
About the Presenters:
Barbara Friedman is a Jungian analyst, licensed psychologist and addictions counselor with over thirty years of clinical experience. She is a founding member of Jung Cleveland and has a private practice in Cleveland Heights, Ohio.
Jody Wainer is a Jungian analyst and Licensed Independent Social Worker. She has been in private practice since 1996. She is the former president of Jung Cleveland. Ms. Wainer is interested in increasing the visibility and understanding of Jungian thought and the support it can offer to our lives.
Update on Friday, February 4, 2011 by Jung Cleveland
Registration for this series is now closed. Thank you for your interest.
Sep
13
to Dec 6
"Dreams: The Connection to the Guiding Source Within" Presented by Jungian Analysts Dr. Barbara Friedman & Jody Wainer
A Series of Classes Held on Four Monday Nights from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at The First Unitarian Church in Shaker Height
Dates: A series of four Mondays – 9/13, 10/11, 11/15 & 12/6
Cost: $160 Members | $180 for Non-Members
Event Summary:
This series introduces the foundational Dream concepts of Jungian Analytical Psychology. Our inner wisdom speaks to each of us in a unique and individual way through our dreams. The messages are specific, broadening our awareness and correcting imbalances. They are evidence of a teaching, purposeful knowing and guiding Self.
Participants will bring their dreams, dream fragments and dream images. As a group, we will explore and reflect on the rich treasures within.
Sessions:
- Participants will be working from the book The Red Book,
written by Carl Jung - Each session will include a didactic presentation based on the book
and an experiential opportunity to work with personal dream material - 6 CEUs are available for participants upon completion of the series
Topics:
September 13, Review Basic Dream Work Concepts
Explore dream elements that offer implications for potential development and recognize how the image conveys meaning
- Review basic concepts of dreamwork
- Identify elements in the dream that offer implications for potential development
- Recognize diagnostic and prognostic evidence
- Recognize how the image conveys meaning
October 11, The Dream as a Touchstone
Explore how the dream is a vehicle similar to a touchstone
“If you rub metal against a touchstone, it reveals the value of the metal. Jung’s touchstone was being alone with one’s Self.” – excerpt from The Red Book by Carl Jung
- Explore how the setting (exposition) conveys psychological/symbolic context, focus and theme
- Explore how peripeteia (development) conveys movement out of the problem
- Explore how crisis (impasse) conveys a high point of drama and the tension of opposites reaching their peak
- Explore how resolution (lysis) conveys ways in which the crisis could be resolved and provides a way out
November 15, Importance of Mythopoetic Imagination
Explore the relationship of the Self to the Divine
- Understand the concept, “What is below will be brought up,” from The Red Book
- Explore the relationship of the Self to the Divine
- Understand the dream as it supports life with meaning in the modern world
December 6, Integration of Foundational Concepts in Personal Dream Work
Explore personal dream material
- Experiential opportunity to use personal dream material for the purpose of integrating foundational concepts
- Explore issues of relationships and transference/countertransference plus how dreams facilitate the working through of old patterns which impede relationships
- Assess achievement of goals and objectives for the class
- Explore dreams as a vehicle for closure of group process
About the Presenters:
Barbara Friedman is a Jungian analyst, licensed psychologist and addictions counselor with over thirty years of clinical experience. She is a founding member of Jung Cleveland and has a private practice in Cleveland Heights, Ohio.
Jody Wainer is a Jungian analyst and Licensed Independent Social Worker. She has been in private practice since 1996. She is the former president of Jung Cleveland. Ms. Wainer is interested in increasing the visibility and understanding of Jungian thought and the support it can offer to our lives.
Please email info@jungcleveland.org for more information.
Jan
14
to Apr 29
Jungian Analysts Dr. Barbara Friedman & Jody Wainer Present "Dreams: The Connection to the Guiding Source Within"
A Series of Classes Held on Four Thursday Nights from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at The First Unitarian Church in Shaker Heights
Dates: A series of four Thursdays – 1/14, 2/11, 3/11 & 4/29
Time: Each session will start at 6:30 p.m. and end at 8 p.m.
Cost: $160 Members | $180 for Non-Members
Event Summary: Our inner wisdom speaks to each of us in a unique and individual way through our dreams. The messages are specific, broadening our awareness and correcting imbalances. They are evicence of a teaching, purposeful knowing and guiding Self. Indtroduces the foundational Dream concepts of Jungian Analytical Psychology.
Sessions:
- Participants will bring their dreams, dream fragments and dream images. As a group, we will explore and reflect on the rich treasures within.
- Participants will be working from the book, Dreams: A Portal to the Source, written by Edward C. Whitmont and Sylvia Printon Perera.
- Each session will include a didactic presentation based on the book and an experiential opportunity to work with personal dream material.
Topics:
January 14, Exploration of the Language Dreams
- Goal to understand Image, Allegory, Symbols, and Rebus as they appear in dreams
February 11, Exploration of the Situation As It Is
- Goal to understand the dream-ego and developmental possibilities through dream work
March 11, How The Dream Field: Association, Explanation, Amplification
- Goal to work with and understand how the meaning of the dream is revealed within the dream field
April 29, Compensation and Complementation: Object and Subject Levels
- Goal to develop an awareness of these aspects of the dream through identifying them and working with them experientially
About the Presenters:
Barbara Friedman is a Jungian analyst, licensed psychologist and addictions counselor with over thirty years of clinical experience. She is a founding member of Jung Cleveland and has a private practice in Cleveland Heights, Ohio.
Jody Wainer is a Jungian analyst and Licensed Independent Social Worker. She has been in private practice since 1996. She is the former president of Jung Cleveland. Ms. Wainer is interested in increasing the visibility and understanding of Jungian thought and the support it can offer to our lives.
Please email info@jungcleveland.org for more information.