CANCELLED DUE TO THE WINTER STORM

Will be an on-line event.  To register go to www.jungstl.org 

Fundamentals of Jungian (Analytical) Psychology

Sunday, January 25, 2026 — 2:00 to 3:30 PM Central

Location: St. Louis County Library – Clark Family Branch, 1640 S Lindbergh Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63131 (Room A)

Join us at Saint Louis County Library’s Clark Family Branch for this free, in-person-only offering! Jungian analyst Rose Holt outlines some of the history of the Freud-Jung relationship in the early 1900s and the differences that led to the rupture of that friendship, then turns her focus to the contributions that Jung made during his decades-long work in the field of psychology and psychotherapy.

Topics will include: 

(1) the broad scope of Jungian Psychology as it is practiced today; 

(2) Jung’s Association Test; 

(3) his work to define personality typology (which led to the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator/MBTI instrument widely used today; 

(4) views of and methods for working with dreams; 

(5) the archetypal nature of the Collective Unconscious; 

(6) the relationship between the ego and the unconscious; 

(7) the concept of individuation; 

8) the concept of synchronicity; 

(9) a psychotherapy for both well and ill persons.

Learning Objectives  

    Attendees will:

1. Gain a broad understanding of the range of human thought and creativity
2. Develop some understanding of the helpful concepts and practices of a psychological understanding that have proved to be of lasting value
3. Be able to relate to their dreams and fantasies in a fruitful manner
4. Be able to relate psychological theory to religious understanding