This group provides a unique opportunity to deepen your therapeutic work through Carl Jung's rich theories on the unconscious, archetypes, and individuation. Together, we’ll explore how Jungian concepts can reveal hidden patterns in clients' lives, connect them with their inner resources, and guide them toward healing and self-actualization. Designed for therapists with a curiosity for depth psychology, this group aims to enhance case conceptualization skills, add a new layer of meaning to clinical practice, and invite a collaborative dialogue around transformative change.​​

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Introduction to Jungian Concepts in Case Conceptualization

• Overview of core Jungian concepts (archetypes, shadow, anima/animus, individuation).

• How these concepts apply to understanding clients' struggles and potentials.

• Discussion on the importance of the unconscious and the symbolic in therapy.

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Group Purpose & Benefits

• Enrich case conceptualization with depth and symbolic awareness.

• Strengthen the therapist's attunement to clients' inner conflicts and symbolic narratives.

• Foster a reflective practice through archetypal themes, patterns, and imagery.

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Session Structure

• Case Presentation: Each session, one member presents a client case through a Jungian lens.

• Group Exploration: Collective exploration using Jungian tools, such as dream analysis, active imagination, and amplification.

• Archetypal & Shadow Work: Discussions on how the presented case reflects archetypal themes and shadow elements.

• Individuation Process: Identifying ways to support clients in their individuation journey.

 

Interactive Components

• Symbol and Image Exploration: Exercises to recognize symbolic content within client narratives.

• Personal Reflection: Reflecting on countertransference and the therapist's own unconscious material in relation to the case.

• Dreamwork: An optional component where group members can bring in client dreams for analysis.

 

Closing & Integration

• Summarize key insights and actionable steps for each presented case.

• Group feedback on integration strategies for future sessions.

 

Ideal Participants
This group is for therapists who resonate with Jungian concepts, wish to deepen their understanding of the unconscious, and seek a collaborative, reflective environment for exploring complex cases.

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