New Jungian Study/Discussion GroupsWe will emphasize dream analysis and your personal experience. Handouts, videos, and a list of related readings will be provided. Two small groups will run for 6 weeks only: Sundays, 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m., from January 20 to February 24, 2008. Contact Doroethy@cox.net.
Friday Lectures
Time: 7:30 p.m. (lasting about 2.5 hours)
Fee: Member—$10; Non-member—$15
Location: St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, 2310 N. 56th Street, Phoenix, AZSaturday Workshops
Time: 10:00 a.m. (lasting 4-6 hours).
Fee: Member—$50; Non-member—$60
Location: St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, 2310 N. 56th Street, Phoenix, AZ
Lecture: Jung's Path of Individuation
John Porterfield, MFTThis evening we will address the reality of the psyche from a Jungian point of view, which includes our personal self, the personal unconscious, and, beneath that, the collective unconscious we all share, which is beyond time and space. We are the intersection of the finite with the infinite. Our conscious awareness of the profound interaction of these levels of reality is beautifully described by Jung as the path of individuation, which we will explore in detail.
Workshop: Jung's Path of Individuation
John Porterfield, MFTThe purpose of this workshop is to reawaken the sense of the sacred within us, to have an overview of our own lives and the transformational processes that we have experienced, and to explore ways that these experiences can continue to develop and unfold. In this experiential day, each individual will have the opportunity to explore personal material using Jung's principles of the healing and regenerative benefits that come from a conscious engagement with the unconscious, leading to authenticity and self-fulfillment. Please bring paper and pen.
John Porterfield, MFT, is a certified Jungian Analyst and a Training Analyst at the C. G. Jung Study Center of Southern California. Through his clinical work and teaching, John has developed a rich understanding of the psyche, and the unique and creative ways that it can lead us to achieve a deeper understanding and experience of ourselves and others.
Lecture: The Soul
Scott Haasarud, M.Div, D.Min.In Analytic Psychology the word Soul has often been used in a synonym for Psyche. It is the English translation of the Greek word psyche. However, are Psyche and Soul the same? On Friday night we will explore how Soul is a "perspective of the Psyche," but not the Psyche. What then is the nature of the Soul and what are its demands upon us? In the past era we have been shaped in large part by the question, "What does the intellect demand?" Perhaps the most important question now is, "What does the Soul demand?"
Workshop: Exploring the Demands of the Soul
Scott Haasarud, M.Div, D.Min.On Saturday we will explore together through conversation, private reflection and journaling what the demands of the Soul are and how we have responded to them. James Hillman once wrote, "The Soul always wants something more than is obvious or articulated, always something important." We will explore what that is for each of us at the workshop.
Scott Haasarud, M.Div., D.Min., is an ordained Lutheran Minister in private practice as a Spiritual Director, Jungian-oriented Therapist and Pastoral Counselor. His doctoral degree was in Religion and Psychology and he studied for many years at the C. G. Jung Institute in Los Angeles. He spent one year as a matriculated student at the C. G. Jung Institute in Zurich, Switzerland. You may contact Scott via his web page at Nurturingthesoul.com or by email at shaasarud@cox.net.
Lecture: Enneagram of Personality Types
Gloria Cuevas-Barnett and Barbara RossmanThe Enneagram is a powerful and profound map that provides information about patterns inherent from birth that affect our perception of the world around us. Nurture also plays a part in offering us events in our developing years that, when viewed through our specific lens of perception, color our reading of reality. This presentation will offer the framework of the Enneagram and its Nine Personality Styles. Through this framework we can discover the focus of attention that organizes thoughts, feeling, and behavior that affect relationships of all kinds, leading to an understanding of self and others.
Workshop: Exploration of the Enneagram Workshop
Gloria Cuevas-Barnett and Barbara RossmanNOTE: This workshop will begin at 9:00 a.m. rather than the usual 10:00 a.m. It will end at 4:00 p.m. Please bring a bag lunch.
The Three Basic Triads of the Enneagram are presented with exemplars of each type. The participants will be able to explore the nine Enneagram types in more depth as the presenters interview representatives of each type in the oral tradition. These representatives have developed their Inner Observer and can relate how the chief traits of their type manifest in their daily life. Exercises are offered to give the participants an experience of their Inner Observer.
Note: Since we will have only a one hour break, it is suggested to bring a brown bag lunch that we can eat on the grounds.
Gloria Cuevas-Barnett is an Enneagram teacher in the Helen Palmer, David Daniels Narrative tradition. She teaches workshops and follow-on courses, and facilitates process work in the Enneagram Types with small groups at the Franciscan Renewal Center, Scottsdale, Arizona. Gloria is Director of the Center for Development of Human Potential. She has been a member of both the International Enneagram Association (IEA) and the Association of Teachers in the Narrative Tradition since its inception. She presented at the IEA Conference in 2006 and 2007.
Barbara A. Rossman is a certified Enneagram instructor and a member of the Association of Enneagram Teachers in the Narrative Tradition. She also facilitates spiritual groups, dream groups, and offers private sessions for spiritual guidance. She has been doing dream interpretation for 14 years. She completed a certificate year at the Institute for Transpersonal Psychology in Palo Alto, CA, and has worked with Helen Palmer and David Daniels, Dr. W. Brugh Joy, Carolyn Conger, Ph.D., and Maria Elena Cairo. Barbara, along with her husband, Dr. Kent Rossman, facilitates spiritual groups and occasional weekend conferences at their home teaching center.
Gloria and Barbara teach workshops and follow-on courses, and facilitate process work in the Enneagram Types with small groups at the Franciscan Renewal Center, Scottsdale, Arizona.
For a brochure or for more information about our programs, please call 602-336-0400 or e-mail PFOCGJ@yahoo.com.
For information on Centerpoint Study Groups (an educational program which presents Jungian psychology in easy-to-grasp, managable units of study), please call Patricia Cavanagh at 928-639-4389.