Lisa Marchiano, a Jungian psychotherapist, writes about applying Jungian psychology to everyday life, with recent issues covering the body, archetypes and assisted death. Her latest piece is a conversation with philosopher Kathleen Stock about the case against assisted dying, viewed through depth psychology.
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Essays applying Jungian and archetypal psychology to diagnosis, active imagination and the language of psychology, drawing on The Red Book, Hillman, myth and alchemy. Readers get scholarly, citation-rich reflections that treat psychological categories as mythic images rather than literal facts.
A Jungian-informed newsletter by psychologist-writer Satya Doyle Byock, combining reflections on Jung's Red Book reading group, critiques of cultural and political events, and history of American psychology. Readers get essays on individuation, ambiguity, resistance and compliance, plus commentary on current affairs through a psychological lens.
A Substack newsletter by Helen exploring African myths and folklore through a Jungian archetype lens, with recurring essays on tricksters like Anansi and Kaggen. Readers get literary, reflective analysis of oral traditions as education and community structure, along with reading recommendations.
A newsletter on Jungian psychology and archetypal inner work, using dreams, tarot and alchemy to explore themes like the shadow. It combines workshop updates, monthly tarot-based divination pieces and membership announcements.
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