Who is,
Russell Lockhart, PhD?
Russell A. Lockhart, PhD, is a prominent Jungian analyst, author, and researcher known for his deep exploration of the relationship between language, dreams, and the human psyche.
He currently practices as a Jungian analyst in Everett, Washington.
Russell Lockhart, PhD
Jungian analyst, author, and researcher
Professional Background
- Education: Earned his PhD in experimental psychology and human psychophysiology from the University of Southern California.
- Jungian Training: Graduated from the C.G. Jung Institute of Los Angeles in 1974, later serving as its Director of Training (1979–1982).
- Academic & Research Roles: Held research and faculty positions at UCLA, UC Berkeley, and UC Santa Barbara.
- Consulting: President of RAL Consulting, Inc., specializing in the psychology of financial markets and global economies.
Key Publications
- Words as Eggs: Psyche in Language and Clinic – An exploration of how language and words "hatch" psychological meaning.
- Psyche Speaks: A Jungian Approach to Self and World – Based on his inaugural series of lectures at the C.G. Jung Foundation of New York.
- Dreams, Bones & the Future – A dialogue-based work examining the deeper implications of dreaming.
Current Focus
His current work examines the "fictive purpose" of dreams, the commodification of desire, and the intersection of art and psychology. An extensive archive of his writings, including essays and poetry, is maintained by the C.G. Jung Society, Seattle.
How to use this archive
How the collections are organized
Each collection groups items by type (Essays, Lectures, Interviews, etc.). Browse a collection,
then open any item to read it on its own page.
How search works
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You can also start from the Archive Home search area.
How to view or download items
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