Clinical Training in Analytical Psychology
with an emphasis on Individuation + Quarterlife
A Certificate Program for Licensed and Pre-Licensed Clinicians | January–June 2025
Update: This cohort is fully booked.
This training cohort “sold out” quickly. We’re exploring launching a second cohort in early 2025. Please read below for details and click above to express interest + share your availability.
Some example texts to seed training discussions.
This certificate program will provide licensed and pre-licensed clinicians an opportunity for case consultation through a depth psychological lens, as well as study & discussion of many core ideas and foundational principles of Analytical (Jungian) Psychology.
In this training program, the journey of individuation and the relationship between the ego and the Self will be held as core to clinical work, without neglecting the day-to-day issues in clients’ lives and the logistics of clinical practice.
This clinical training will span 6 months, with at least 12 live meetings online. All participants will gain a certification in Analytical Psychology for ongoing professional development along with 24 CEUs from The Salome Institute, and the option of being part of Satya’s professional referral network.
The training instructor is Jungian psychotherapist and licensed supervisor, Satya Doyle Byock, author of Quarterlife: The Search for Self in Early Adulthood, Director of The Salome Institute of Jungian Studies, and host of The Red Book Podcast. You can learn more about Satya here.
“Each patient is a new problem for the doctor, and he will only be cured of his neurosis if you help him to find his individual way to the solution of his conflicts.”
Training Program Details
Instructor: Satya Doyle Byock, MA, LPC
Dates + Times: January–June 2025 | 2 hours, every other week| 12 sessions | Exact day + time of sessions TBD in collaboration with those who register early.
Location: Online |Live gatherings, with an online platform for discussion between sessions.
Cost: $1700 | Can be paid in installments, after $500 deposit to secure a spot.
Upon Completion of Training:
Certificate in Analytical Psychology with emphasis on Individuation + Quarterlife.
24 CEUs from The Salome Institute of Jungian Studies. Confirm state eligibility.
A community of like-minded, depth psychologically informed clinicians.
Your name + practice included in Satya’s referral network.
Pre-Requisite Qualifications for Training:
Clinical license in psychology, social work, medicine or related field; or licensed intern/associate under supervision.
Please email if you have questions about your eligibility.
Course Objectives + Material:
This immersive 6-month program will provide an expansive understanding of Analytical (Jungian) Psychology for clinicians, with an emphasis on the journey of individuation. While this applies to all adult psychology, we will also explore Quarterlife psychology (approx. 18-38 ages) at length. Gatherings will include clinical case consultation and discussion of core texts within Analytical Psychology plus additional valuable texts that provide necessary framework from non-European, and non-hetero viewpoints.
Satya will select core texts from the world of Jungian psychology and related authors for discussion. Some readings will be provided via pdf and some may require purchase.
Authors may include Carl Jung, Erich Neumann, Claire Douglas, Joseph Campbell, Marie-Louise von Franz, Carol Gilligan, bell hooks, Audre Lorde, and others.
Each participant will have the opportunity to discuss at least one clinical case to the group for discussion. The frequency of these case presentations will be determined post-registration.
Further one-on-one consultation will be available with Satya at significant discount off of her standard consultation fee throughout the length of the training.
Discussions between group members will be facilitated via an accessible and entirely private online platform (Circle Communities).
Some themes for definition and exploration:
Individuation; shadow; persona; ego-Self axis; projection; libido; collective unconscious; personal unconscious; transference + countertransference; anima + animus and an updated awareness of psychological gender / the inner feminine and the inner masculine for all people; men’s work; women’s work; understanding of LGBTQ perspectives.
Dreamwork; active imagination; alchemical psychology; the use of divination and synchronicity in clinical practice.
The clinical relationship from a Jungian (not Freudian) perspective. Presence, attunement, and creative expression.
Incorporating Western medical psychological diagnosis and medication management (according to appropriate licensure).
Holding a safe container; boundaries; money + payment; scheduling and cancellations.
*Our goal is to provide accessible engagement with Jung’s clinical ideas, along with depth psychological supervision and a community of like-minded clinicians. This program will not in any way certify you to become a Jungian Analyst and does not purport to compare to such programs.
This training cohort “sold out” quickly. We’re exploring launching a second cohort in early 2025. Please click above to express interest and share your availability.
About Satya Doyle Byock, LPC:
Satya Doyle Byock is a psychotherapist and clinical supervisor in private practice in Portland, OR, and the author of Quarterlife: The Search for Self in Early Adulthood. She is also the founding director of The Salome Institute of Jungian Psychology and author of the regular Self & Society Substack newsletter.
Satya’s work has been featured in such places as The New York Times, The Guardian, NPR, The BBC, Oprah Daily, The Irish Examiner, The Tamron Hall Show, and on podcasts like Apple News in Conversation, Pulling the Thread, and The Joseph Campbell Foundation Podcast. (All links to the above sources can be found here.)
In addition to her book and regular newsletter, Satya’s writing has been published in Psychological Perspectives, Literary Hub, The Utne Reader, goop, and elsewhere. She has lectured at Jung groups in the US and the UK and is the co-host of the (now concluded) Carl Jung’s Red Book Podcast.
“How can I attain the knowledge of the heart? You can attain this knowledge only by living your life to the full.”
Reference of terms:
Analytical Psychology: The psychological theories of Carl Jung. Synonymous with Jungian Psychology and entirely distinct from “psychoanalysis” and “psychoanalytic theory” which are Freudian and employ different theories and clinical practices.
Depth Psychology: Any psychology in which the unconscious is viewed as a core component of human psychology, pathology, and treatment; includes both Jungian and Freudian theories, among others.