Carl Jung’s “Memories, Dreams, Reflections” In-depth study group
Weekly Zoom Class beginning Thursday, September 14, 2023. Registration will end prior to first class. No late registrations.
Carl Jung’s Memories, Dreams, Reflections opens an abundance of gateways into far-reaching internal and interpersonal dimensions of the psycho-spiritual universe. Studying this remarkable book–a product of his end-of-life look back over the lessons, controversies, and thousand-faced heroic efforts of his pioneering life– becomes a bridge to enriching our personal and collective human experience.
In this Zoom seminar, we will read and discuss MDR verbatim, cover to cover. The interactive reading format has proven to activate dimensions of perception and understanding far surpassing solitary, silent reading of classic texts. An open-ended format will allow adequate time to resonate with and integrate the psychological complexities rising from Jung’s writing.
ABOUT THE PRESENTERS
David Eisner, Psy,D., NCPsyA, a Certified Psychoanalyst, offers interactive seminars encouraging participants to individualize and integrate the gifts of art, music, literature, cinema, and psychoanalysis into deepening perspectives on the wonders, challenges, and complexities of everyday life.
Barbara Shocket, M.S., LMHC, is currently involved in creating and teaching interactive classes that promote personal insight by synthesizing art, literature, and depth psychology. Her focus is pan-historic and metaphysical. She believes that through the lens of ancient wisdom teachings, the universality of all experience emerges.
Speakers
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David Eisner
David Eisner, Psy,D., NCPsyA, a Certified Psychoanalyst, offers interactive seminars encouraging participants to individualize and integrate the gifts of art, music, literature, cinema, and psychoanalysis into deepening perspectives on the wonders, challenges, and complexities of everyday life.
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Barbara Shocket
Barbara Shocket, M.S., LMHC, is currently involved in creating and teaching interactive classes that promote personal insight by synthesizing art, literature, and depth psychology. Her focus is pan-historic and metaphysical. She believes that through the lens of ancient wisdom teachings, the universality of all experience emerges.
