Jungian Theory
Reawakening deepest parts of self
Aug – sep 2027
Sessions
online training hours
credits
What is Self? – A Jungian perspective
Overview
Jungian Theory
An introduction to the basic concepts of Jungian theory and practice. Each session will cover some key concepts from C.G. Jung, with attention to his perspective and a critical lens from post-Jungians and diverse perspectives. Participants will practice Jungian modalities such as dreamwork, active imagination and expressive arts and connect it back to imaginal body.
Jungian theory, developed by Carl Jung, emphasizes the exploration of the unconscious mind, archetypes, and the process of individuation, becoming one’s true self.
Jungian Theory module is open to all adults.
Syllabus
01 & 02.
Introduction to Jungian Theory and Ego
03 & 04.
Complexes
05 & 06.
Archetype
07 & 08.
Shadow
09 & 10.
Synchronicity
11 & 12.
Alchemy and the Imaginal Body
Program begins August 2027
Immersive Journey
Online training
24 hours of online training
assignments
In-class and at-home reflective assignments
reading material
List shared with the participants
aesthetic responses
Art journalling, authentic movement/movement/gestures to express felt sense
Fee
Jungian Theory
Aug - Sep 2027
2, 3, 9, 10, 16, 17, 23, 24, 30, 31 Aug | 6, 7 Sep
Mon, Tue | 7 am - 9 am IST
12 sessions x 2 hours = 24 hours | 48 credits
Virtual Training
Jacob Kamniker, Brinda Jacob-Janvrin
Jungian Theory, Dreamwork, Active Imagination, Expressive Arts
Registrations will open in Feb 2027
INR 31200 + 18% GST
Register your Interest for Jungian Theory 2027
We would like to extend our support to participants from caste and gender minorities (SC/ST/OBC/DBA/LGBTQIA+). Once we reach a sustainable number of participants and break even, we would be happy to extend meaningful support as scholarships/waivers/
Faculty
Kate Donohue is a licensed psychologist & a registered expressive arts therapist (REAT). She holds a Ph.D. in Counseling Psychology & has maintained an active private practice for 33 years. She has also taught for 40 years, at institutions such as the California Institute of Integral Studies, Institute for Transpersonal Psychology, JFK University & the San Francisco C.G. Jung Institute. She co-founded the International Expressive Arts Therapy Association & is an MCEP & CEU provider.
Kate believes that searching for meaning connects us to the soul & the spirit, resulting in a life that is more open, more joyful & closer to the true self. Her approach to psychotherapy is guided by her passion for art, culture & spirituality. Her work marries Jungian-oriented expressive arts therapy with a search for what is real, authentic & unique within us.
Jacob Kaminker, PhD is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist in the State of California (PSY 26445) and a Professor in the MA in Counseling Psychology program in the John F Kennedy School of Psychology. Formerly, he was Chair of Counseling Psychology at John F Kennedy University (JFKU), Chair of Holistic Counseling Psychology, Founding Director of the Depth Psychotherapy Program, Director of the Expressive Arts Therapy Program, and Director of the Trauma Certificate. He has sat on the Board of Directors for the Association of Transpersonal Psychology and the International Expressive Arts Therapy Association, and is a Past President of the San Francisco Psychological Association. His published peer-reviewed journal articles, book chapters, and textbook contributions have been in the areas of mindfulness, self-compassion, spiritual diversity in clinical practice, dreams, and imagination. He has presented internationally on Jungian psychology, dreams, imagination, and spiritual diversity in clinical practice. In addition to his private practice based in Berkeley and San Francisco, CA, he has provided clinical supervision to trainees and associate therapists in a sliding scale clinic in Oakland, CA.