Speaking of Jung: Interviews with Jungian Analysts

Zürich-trained Jungian analyst and theoretical physicist Dr. Robert Matthews joins us from Australia to discuss his book, The Paradoxical Meeting of Depth Psychology and Physics: Reflections on the Unification of Psyche and Matter, published by Routledge in 2022 as part of the Research in Analytical Psychology and Jungian Studies book series.

Oxford-trained scholar Professor Paul Bishop discusses Jung's connection to Goethe, Plato, and Nietzsche. The podcast explores the oversight of Jung's work in academia, his contributions, and relevance. It also discusses books on Jung's seminars on Zeta-tustra and Nietzsche, availability and pricing of 'In the Shadow of the Superman', the decline of physical bookstores, and the collective unconscious as the 'library within'.

Jungian analyst Dr. Joseph Cambray joins us via video from Carpinteria, California to discuss Synchronicity: Nature & Psyche in an Interconnected Universe

Jungian analyst James Hollis discusses his new book 'A Life of Meaning' and explores topics such as recognizing patterns, the concept of projection, the relevance of sin in modern times, overcoming fear and dependency, and the motto for life: shut up, suit up, and show up.

Jungian analyst Linda Carter discusses her upcoming paper on using ketamine in analytic treatment and the intersection between nursing and analytical psychology. They explore the effectiveness of ketamine in treating trauma and depression, the challenges of working with traumatized individuals, and the decline of free play in today's society. They also delve into the impact of ketamine on the brain's default mode network and emphasize the importance of community support for mental health.

Discover the extensive background and research of Dr. Christian Roesler in analytical psychology, including his reconceptualization of archetype theory. Explore the differences between short term psychodynamic therapy and long term analytical psychotherapy. Delve into the controversy and complexity of archetypes in Jungian psychology. Learn about the challenges and reception of a controversial book challenging established beliefs. Gain insights into the limitations of remote therapy and the importance of non-verbal cues. Reflect on building relationships in a society where physical touch diminishes and explore Yom's approach to psychology.

Jungian analyst Henry Abramovitch discusses his books on Analytical Psychology, plays with Murray Stein, and his new thriller. They explore friendship, panic attacks, and the power of questions. They also discuss the relationship between Murray and Dr. Stein, emphasizing honesty and directness. Additionally, they delve into the importance of dialogue and ethics in teaching and workshops, and the concept of the Tomotic idea.

The podcast explores imposter syndrome and its connection to the ASIF personality from a Jungian perspective. It also discusses recognizing love and romance in after midlife, the significance of going through the door, the concept of self in Jungian psychology, transference in the analyst-analysis relationship, and introduces a dream recording app.

Professor Martin Liebscher, Ph.D. joins us from University College London to discuss his work as an editor and translator for the Philemon Foundation, completing the works of C.G. Jung.

Jungian analyst and publisher Dr. Robert Hinshaw joins us from Einsiedeln, Switzerland to discuss the new book, Reflections on the Life & Dreams of C.G. Jung, released last month by his publishing house, Daimon Verlag.