PORTALS TO PSYCHE: JUNGIAN TRENDS IN THE NORTHWEST

Saturday, March 13, 2004

A ONE-DAY PARTICIPATORY CONFERENCE

9:30 a.m. ­ 5:30 p.m.   Seattle Art Museum Plestcheef Auditorium

Evening Performance by Michael Meade  7:30 - 9:30 p.m. SAM Plestcheef Auditorium

This participatory conference is designed to honor all streams of Jungian thought and practice.  Panelists and participants are asked to contribute to a discussion addressing how Jungian psychology has created the conditions for a conscious work of transformation in the world.  By bringing together many individuals who have been guided in their lives by the wisdom of psyche, we may consider the past, present, and future of depth psychologyπs influence in reconnecting the human heart with the anima mundi.

Agenda of the Day:

9:00 a.m.  Check In and Coffee in Oak Foyer and Boardroom Exhibit Area

9:30-9:45    Orientation

9:45-10:15     Key Note Address:   Terrill Gibson (Olympia)

10:15-11:15  PANEL I: ≥The Individual≤ Topics: Psychotherapies/Education/Spirituality

• Therapies:  Ladson Hinton (Seattle)
• Education:  Randy Morris (Seattle)
• Spirituality & the Arts:  Margaret Carpenter (La Conner, WA)

11:15-12:45  Break into small groups.  Questions to be developed by groups and brought back to larger group for discussion: 

12:45-1:45  LUNCH BREAK

On Exhibit:     Ceramic Sculptures by Kat Taylor, Sculptures by Dennis Joram, Paintings by Margaret Carpenter, Gretchen Dunn, Debra Harvey, Glass Sculpture by Bob Carlson, Video & Photography by Cordy Fergus, Photography by Kenji Tachibana

1:45-2:00   Reconvene and Orientation

2:00-2:15  Recognition of Founding Members in honor of Societyπs 30^th Anniversary

• Recognition of Nancy Alvord 

2:15-3:45  PANEL II. ≥The Community≤   Topics: Environment/Civic Life/Arts

• Environment:  Shierry Nicholsen (Seattle)
• Global Issues:  John Van Eenwyk (Olympia)
• Psyche in the Workplace:  Ginger Grant (Vancouver, B.C.)
• Arts:  Cordy Fergus (Bow, WA)

3:45-5:15  Break into small groups.  Questions to be developed by groups and brought back to larger group for discussion: 

5:15-5:30   Summary Remarks by Terrill Gibson

DINNER BREAK

7:30-9:30 p.m. Evening Performance by Michael Meade

Culture, Conflict, & Change:  Native Spirit and Jungian Ideas

This event uses a classic creation myth found in many Native American mythologies to open universal ideas as suggested by Carl Jungπs notion of collectively shared images and living ideas of the soul.  The intersection of indigenous, mythic imagination with the edges of contemporary psychology provides a meeting place and fecund ground for replanting ancient ideas in modern soil.  At the critical crossroads facing the western world the hidden intelligence of traditional myth may be the best resource for imagining the step forward.  Using the old sense of myth which means both knowing the story and telling the story, this event seeks to honor the traditions still living in the Earth of the Northwest while examining the value of Jungπs psychological ideas.

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REGISTRATION

You can register for the conference by downloading and printing this form and filling in the requested information. Please mail completed form with a check or credit card information, in the amount indicated, to the C.G. Jung Society, Seattle.

Please fill out and mail to:              Conference Registration

C. G. Jung Society, Seattle

4649 Sunnyside Ave. No., Room 222

Seattle, WA   98103

  (Office Fax:   206-547-7746)     (Office Phone:   206-547-3956)

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Deadline for mailed-in Registrations:   March 5th , 2004.  

Registration and Payment can also be made at the door the day of the conference and the evening of the performance.

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All Conference Registrations include free admission to SAM Galleries March 13th , 2004

Conference Registration before February 28th :        Member Discount $60

Conference Registration before February 28th :              Non-Member $70

Conference Registration after February 28th :          Member Discount $70

Conference Registration after February 28th :                 Non-Member $85

Evening Performance:                                                        All Tickets $15

Box Lunch (indicate selection below)                                                   $10.50

                                                                                             TOTAL: $__________                        

Conference Participants are strongly encouraged to either purchase a box lunch by making a selection from the menu below, or to bring a lunch. The lunch break will need to be one hour only so that the afternoon session can begin on time.

Smoked Turkey Ciabata

Fresh Mozzarella, Tomato & Tapenade

Grilled Artichoke Heart Ciabata

Fresh Mozzarella, Tomato & Tapenade

Mole Chicken in Flour Tortilla Wrap

Roasted Corn, Red Peppers, Queso Fresca & Grilled Potatoes

Tofu in Flour Tortilla Wrap

Roasted Corn, Red Peppers, Queso Fresca & Grilled Potatoes

All box lunches come with the following:

Washington Cameo Apples

Cherry-Chocolate Chip Cookie or Nutri-grain Bar

Assorted Sodas

*Upon receipt of your registration a conference packet will be sent to you with further information and related materials about the event.