Jungian analyst Warren Sibilla, Ph.D. offers a bi-monthly book forum at the Center for Jungian Studies in South Bend. The group meets on Thursday evenings from 6:15-7:30 and they are currently reading John Steinbeck’s second book; To a God Unknown. For more information contact Dr. Sibilla through e-mail at: drsibilla@centerforjungianstudies.com.
His website address is www.centerforjungianstudies.com.
November 19-November 22, 2009 the C.G. Jung Society of Saint Louis will host thier inaugural Jung in the Heartland Conference: Portals to the Sacred. Presenters include Jungian Analysts; Lionel Corbett, M.D. , Carl Greer, Ph.D., Psy.D., James Hollis, Ph.D., and Sylvia Brinton Perera, M.A.
Information and registration can be found at www.cgjungstl.org
” It is the quiet ones who sow the seeds”. Marie-Louise von Franz
Join us on June 4, 2009 at 7pm at the Unitarian Universalist Church located at 615 W. 43rd St. for an evening honoring the life of Dr. Marie-Louise von Franz. CIFOJ co-presidents, Jane Bintz and Cathleen Guthrie will present a retrospective on Jung’s most creative protege. Their presentation will be followed by a 50 minute film of her life and legacy.
Direction to this event can be found ab0ve under the heading Meetings.
A complete list of the works of Dr. Marie-Louise von Franz can be found here
“We may be surprised to realize what brings us a sense of being at home, in ourselves and in the world.” Mara-Lea Rosenbarger
On May 7, 2009, 7pm at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Indianapolis, 615 W. 43rd. St. the CIFOJ will host Jungian Analyst, Mara-Lea Rosenbarger. The archetypal image of home will be examine through the perspective of modern film, folktales and literary references.
Directions to this event can be found above under the heading Meetings.
On April 24th, the Indiana Association for Marriage and Family Therapy and the Christian Theological Seminary will present a day long workshop with Richard Schwartz, Ph. D., developer of the Internal Family Systems (IFS) Model of Psychotherapy. From the flyer…
“The Internal Family Systems Model (IFS) has evolved over the past twenty years into a comprehensive approach that includes guidelines for working with individuals, couples and families. The IFS Model represents a new synthesis of two already existing paradigms: systems thinking and the multiplicity of the mind. It brings concepts and methods from the structural, strategic, narrative, and Bowenian schools of family therapy to the world of subpersonalities.”
The seminar will be held at the Christian Theological Seminary from 8:00am – 5:00pm, with a special Thursday evening event. Details and the registration form can be found in the flyer below.