Jungian Analysis

Deep Analytical Work with Unconscious Material

Jungian analysis is an intensive form of depth psychology that explores the unconscious through dreams, active imagination, and symbolic material. This approach supports individuation—the process of becoming who you truly are, integrating both conscious and unconscious aspects of personality.

Understanding Jungian Analysis

Jungian analysis, developed by Carl Gustav Jung, is a comprehensive approach to psychological healing that recognizes the profound wisdom contained within the unconscious mind. Unlike other therapeutic approaches, Jungian analysis views symptoms and difficulties as meaningful communications from the psyche.

This depth-oriented approach works with dreams, fantasies, artistic expressions, and the symbolic language of the unconscious. We explore not only your personal history but also the archetypal patterns that connect you to the broader human experience.

The goal of Jungian analysis is individuation—a lifelong process of psychological development and self-realization that involves integrating conscious and unconscious aspects of the personality to achieve wholeness.

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Key Elements of Jungian Analysis

Exploring the depths of the psyche through symbolic and archetypal work

Dream Analysis

Working with dreams as messages from the unconscious, revealing hidden wisdom and guidance

Active Imagination

Engaging directly with unconscious content through imagination and creative expression

Archetypal Work

Understanding universal patterns and themes that shape human experience

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The Process of Individuation

Individuation is Jung's term for the central process of human development— the journey toward psychological wholeness and authenticity. This is not about perfection, but about becoming more fully yourself.

Through analysis, we work to integrate the shadow (rejected or hidden aspects of personality), develop relationship with the anima/animus (contrasexual aspects), and connect with the Self (the organizing principle of the psyche).

This process often involves confronting difficult truths about ourselves while discovering hidden strengths and creative potentials we never knew existed.

The Jungian Analysis Process

Session Structure

  • Multiple sessions per week typically
  • 50-minute analytical sessions
  • Long-term developmental process
  • Commitment to deep exploration

Analytical Methods

  • Dream interpretation and amplification
  • Active imagination techniques
  • Symbolic and mythological exploration
  • Integration of shadow material

Is Jungian Analysis Right for You?

Jungian analysis may be particularly beneficial if you:

Seek deep psychological exploration and transformation
Are drawn to symbolic and mythic approaches
Have vivid dreams or strong symbolic experiences
Feel called to understand life's deeper meaning
Are committed to intensive self-exploration
Experience recurring patterns or themes in life
Are interested in creative and artistic expression
Seek integration of spiritual and psychological development

Begin Your Journey of Individuation

Jungian analysis is a profound commitment to self-discovery and transformation. If you feel drawn to explore the deeper layers of your psyche, I invite you to schedule an initial consultation to discuss this transformative approach.

Certified Jungian Analyst • IAAP Member • 30+ Years Experience