The Society is a nonprofit educational corporation formed to provide a forum for the ideas of C.G. Jung. The Jung Society sponsors lectures, workshops, seminars, and study groups by both locally and nationally known Jungian scholars, and its events are, for the most part, intended for the general public. Most events take place at the Good Shepherd Center. Go to the Society web site.

NPIAP is based in Seattle, Washington. This non-profit organization, also known as Jungian Analysts - North Pacific, provides professional seminars and analyst education programs, and the web site has a list of member analysts. Go to the NPIAP web site.

The JPA is a mutually supportive organization of psychotherapists actively engaged in the study and application of Analytical Psychology. The central purpose of the JPA is to further the professional growth, development, and education of its members. To support this aim, the JPA provides professional educational opportunities with a clinical focus, including: seminars, courses, consultations, and study groups. Go to the JPA web site.

JPA
P.O. Box 31721
Seattle, WA 98103

Phone: (206) 784-9977
Email: jpa@jungseattle.org

April 11, 12

Dreaming of Animals: Dialogue Between Self and World. Lecture and workshop by Valerie Harms.

April 25

Turning On and Tuning Out: Technology and Psychotherapy. Lecture by Christopher Hauke.

April 30-May 11

Pilgrimage to Peru, offered by Jane Neubauer and Dale Golden.

 

May 2 and 3

Nature and the Human Soul: Ecocentric Individuation in an Egocentric World. Lecture and workshop by Bill Plotkin, Ph.D.

 

 

 

 

 

This calendar includes all public events sponsored by the organizations listed above. For each event, the sponsor is listed following the date. For more information about a particular event, please follow the linked event title.

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