The publication of The Red Book in 2009 marked a pivotal moment in the understanding of Carl Gustav Jung’s life, work, and the development of analytical psychology. Long withheld from a wider public view, this richly illustrated manuscript offers unprecedented insight into Jung’s inner life and the experiential foundations of many of his core psychological concepts. … Continue reading Why Jung’s Red Book Still Matters: Revisiting the Foundations
Introducing the Unconscious
The concept of the unconscious has become central to several forms of psychotherapy. People often ascribe the ‘discovery’ of the unconscious to Freud, but the concept of a mind, spirit or will beyond everyday conscious awareness has existed across all cultures throughout the history of humanity. This ‘mind’ may have been conceived to reside in … Continue reading Introducing the Unconscious