Working with the Unconscious - Session 2
The Foundations of Jungian Psychology in Practice
with Satya Doyle Byock
An Eight Week Seminar
February & March
Fridays, 9 - 11 am PDT / 12-2pm EDT
(This seminar is in progress; our second session is February 18th)
Sessions will be hosted live online & same-day recordings will be provided
Certificate for Continued Education Credits available, issued by The Salome Institute
IMPORTANT: THIS SEMINAR IS UNDERWAY — If you register now, you’ll receive a recording of Session 1. We gather again, live, for Session 2, on Friday, February 18.
If our last course, the Foundations of Jungian Psychology, offered students the “what,” this upcoming seminar, Working with the Unconscious, will provide the “how.”
For students who are new to this form of inquiry as well as those seeking an enriching dive back into the core tools of Jungian psychology, this seminar will provide an opportunity to deepen such practices as dreamwork, active imagination, the use of projection for self-understanding, alchemical thinking, the observation of daydreams and fantasies, and more.
Each gathering will include some lecture, live demonstrations, in-session exercises, and discussion of between-session readings. At each step, the goal will be to deepen the understanding of symbolic thinking and the experience of a lived relationship with the unconscious. Our focus will be to provide enriching, accessible, and valuable material for self-work and self-understanding.
Satya’s approach is to witness the inner self with empathy and interest: what does she/he/they want to say? What do they need? How can they be a genuine partner in the co-creation of one’s life and the world? We’ll work on developing or enhancing this self-observational lens—not with criticism, but with curiosity
These sessions will build on Satya’s eight-week course held in the fall of 2021, though it is not necessary to have taken that seminar in order to participate in this one.
All registered students will have access to a course website that will provide the following:
Zoom link for live sessions
Readings in pdf format
Prompt weekly recordings of live sessions
Space for comments, dialogue, and community building with other participants
Additional resources
Session will be two hours in length, with a short break in the middle. Every effort will be made to balance direct instruction with individual practice and group engagement.
Recordings: All sessions will be recorded for any participants who are unable to attend the live salons or who prefer to watch at a different time. There is no expectation that those registered attend all—or any—live gatherings.
About Satya Doyle Byock, MA, LPC
Satya Doyle Byock is the founder and director of The Salome Institute. She is a psychotherapist in private practice and the author of Quarterlife: The Search for Self in Early Adulthood, to be published by Random House July 26, 2022.
Satya was previously on staff at the Philemon Foundation, which publishes Jung's unpublished archives, including The Red Book and The Black Books. She has twenty years of practice with The I Ching and dreamwork. Her writing has been published in The Utne Reader, goop, Oregon Humanities Magazine, and the Jungian journal, Psychological Perspectives. She has lectured at Jung groups in the US and UK, and has been interviewed for her work on the goop podcast and elsewhere.
Register:
Online Attendance: Links for Zoom sessions will be made available to all registrants through a password-protected course website.
Scholarships & Discounts: It is important to us that this material be accessible. If finances would prevent you from joining us, please send an email with a short note. We would love for you to be able to join.
CEU: Participants can earn 16 CEs — Continued Education Credit hours — for this seminar. Please review this page on Continued Education Credits.
Recordings: Sessions will be recorded. Same day access to recordings will be provided through the course website.