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James Hillman’s Betrayal
5 x 1.5-2 hrs fortnightly sessions
James Hillman’s Betrayal
In this piercing chapter in a short collection called “Loose Ends”, the post-Jungian James Hillman looks at the relation between trust and betrayal found in the masculine archetype. This mixed study group (for men and women) gives you the space for a deep emotional dive into the betrayals you have lived through in your life, or with men, or that you have observed between men and their social circles.
The question of ‘why do men betray?’ does not mean that women do not betray. But Hillman focuses on archetypal symbols that illustrate how men betray men, and more specifically, how fathers betray sons. Yet, in the truth of betrayal, he helps us to understand where we can find genuine and authentic trust. The focus is a practical application of Hillman’s paper on our lives.
For more information on the syllabus and session breakdown contact prevink@tec4mind.com
Carl Jung’s Two Essays in Analytical Psychology (Part 1)
6 x 1.5-2 hrs fortnightly sessions
Carl Jung’s Two Essays in Analytical Psychology
An introduction to psychoanalysis lite: written in two parts by Carl Jung to explain how his work was different to his contemporaries. Part 1 outlines the major branches of psychoanalysis found in Freud and Adler, and how Jung developed his own model of mind.
This study group is a general introduction to the foundation of psychotherapy and psychological knowledge – the conflict between our ego and our unconscious contents. It provides an overview from which we can go deeper once we have grasped the fundamentals of the split in the mind of modern humankind which is being accelerated by developments in society today. It also allows us to explore our own ego-unconscious conflicts.
For more information on the syllabus and session breakdown contact prevink@tec4mind.com