Jung Café - In Person Discussion Group

September 02, 2023

Each Saturday (excluding certain holidays & special events)

11am-12:30pm PST

In-Person

Nancy Alvord Library – Room 222

Good Shepherd Center, Seattle.

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Jung Café - In Person Discussion Group

September 09, 2023

Each Saturday (excluding certain holidays & special events)

11am-12:30pm PST

In-Person

Nancy Alvord Library – Room 222

Good Shepherd Center, Seattle.

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Jung Café - In Person Discussion Group

September 16, 2023

Each Saturday (excluding certain holidays & special events)

11am-12:30pm PST

In-Person

Nancy Alvord Library – Room 222

Good Shepherd Center, Seattle.

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Jung Café - In Person Discussion Group

September 23, 2023

Each Saturday (excluding certain holidays & special events)

11am-12:30pm PST

In-Person

Nancy Alvord Library – Room 222

Good Shepherd Center, Seattle.

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Jung Café - In Person Discussion Group

September 30, 2023

Each Saturday (excluding certain holidays & special events)

11am-12:30pm PST

In-Person

Nancy Alvord Library – Room 222

Good Shepherd Center, Seattle.

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Jung Café - In Person Discussion Group

October 07, 2023

Each Saturday (excluding certain holidays & special events)

11am-12:30pm PST

In-Person

Nancy Alvord Library – Room 222

Good Shepherd Center, Seattle.

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Jung Café - In Person Discussion Group

October 14, 2023

Each Saturday (excluding certain holidays & special events)

11am-12:30pm PST

In-Person

Nancy Alvord Library – Room 222

Good Shepherd Center, Seattle.

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Jung Café - In Person Discussion Group

October 21, 2023

Each Saturday (excluding certain holidays & special events)

11am-12:30pm PST

In-Person

Nancy Alvord Library – Room 222

Good Shepherd Center, Seattle.

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Jung Café - In Person Discussion Group

October 28, 2023

Each Saturday (excluding certain holidays & special events)

11am-12:30pm PST

In-Person

Nancy Alvord Library – Room 222

Good Shepherd Center, Seattle.

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Jung Café - In Person Discussion Group

November 04, 2023

Each Saturday (excluding certain holidays & special events)

11am-12:30pm PST

In-Person

Nancy Alvord Library – Room 222

Good Shepherd Center, Seattle.

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Jung Café - In Person Discussion Group

November 11, 2023

Each Saturday (excluding certain holidays & special events)

11am-12:30pm PST

In-Person

Nancy Alvord Library – Room 222

Good Shepherd Center, Seattle.

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Jung Café - In Person Discussion Group

November 18, 2023

Each Saturday (excluding certain holidays & special events)

11am-12:30pm PST

In-Person

Nancy Alvord Library – Room 222

Good Shepherd Center, Seattle.

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Jung Café - In Person Discussion Group

December 02, 2023

Each Saturday (excluding certain holidays & special events)

11am-12:30pm PST

In-Person

Nancy Alvord Library – Room 222

Good Shepherd Center, Seattle.

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Jung Café - In Person Discussion Group

December 09, 2023

Each Saturday (excluding certain holidays & special events)

11am-12:30pm PST

In-Person

Nancy Alvord Library – Room 222

Good Shepherd Center, Seattle.

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Jung Café - In Person Discussion Group

December 23, 2023

Each Saturday (excluding certain holidays & special events)

11am-12:30pm PST

In-Person

Nancy Alvord Library – Room 222

Good Shepherd Center, Seattle.

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Jung Café - In Person Discussion Group

December 30, 2023

Each Saturday (excluding certain holidays & special events)

11am-12:30pm PST

In-Person

Nancy Alvord Library – Room 222

Good Shepherd Center, Seattle.

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Study Group with Russell Lockart - Study Group with Russell Lockhart, Ph.D.

September 18, 2024 (10:00 a.m.)

Locally based in Everett, Washington, Dr. Lockhart—Jungian analyst, trainer, scholar, writer, editor, and publisher over more than 50 years—has generously offered to use a question and answer format to invite discussion and share his extensive Jungian knowledge with participants. The first session will engage with Dr. Lockhart 's Appassionato for the Imagination. In this essay, Dr. Lockhart discusses the relationship between Jung's Red Book, modern art, and the concept of Other. From this perspective, Dr. Lockhart asks for us today, "How...and in what way, can the Red Book be a guide?” ONLINE 3rd Wednesdays of the month Starting September 18, 2024 Time: 10am – Noon, Pacific Time Cost:  $ 10/ session

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Study Group with Russell Lockart - Study Group with Russell Lockhart, Ph.D.

October 16, 2024 (10:00 a.m.)

Locally based in Everett, Washington, Dr. Lockhart—Jungian analyst, trainer, scholar, writer, editor, and publisher over more than 50 years—has generously offered to use a question and answer format to invite discussion and share his extensive Jungian knowledge with participants. The first session will engage with Dr. Lockhart 's Appassionato for the Imagination. In this essay, Dr. Lockhart discusses the relationship between Jung's Red Book, modern art, and the concept of Other. From this perspective, Dr. Lockhart asks for us today, "How...and in what way, can the Red Book be a guide?” ONLINE 3rd Wednesdays of the month Starting September 18, 2024 Time: 10am – Noon, Pacific Time Cost:  $ 10/ session

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Study Group with Russell Lockart - Study Group with Russell Lockhart, Ph.D.

November 20, 2024 (10:00 a.m.)

Locally based in Everett, Washington, Dr. Lockhart—Jungian analyst, trainer, scholar, writer, editor, and publisher over more than 50 years—has generously offered to use a question and answer format to invite discussion and share his extensive Jungian knowledge with participants. The first session will engage with Dr. Lockhart 's Appassionato for the Imagination. In this essay, Dr. Lockhart discusses the relationship between Jung's Red Book, modern art, and the concept of Other. From this perspective, Dr. Lockhart asks for us today, "How...and in what way, can the Red Book be a guide?” ONLINE 3rd Wednesdays of the month Starting September 18, 2024 Time: 10am – Noon, Pacific Time Cost:  $ 10/ session

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The Red Book - THE RED BOOK. A Seminar with Bette Joram, Ph.D.

December 11, 2024 (07:00 p.m.)

As Jung wrestled with powerful images and experiences sent forth by the unconscious, he was “taken to the mat” again and again.  As he sweated it out intellectually, physically, morally, and spiritually, within these pages, so will we. As we read and discuss The Red Book together, we, too, will struggle with the implications of this material for our own understanding of ourselves, the times we live in, and the meaning and consequences that our own encounters with the unconscious present to us, and the way the unconscious effects society at large. The Red Book lays the groundwork in which Jung began to formulate the constructs which later appear throughout his Collected Works. ONLINE 2nd and 4th Wednesdays Starting June 12, 2024 Time: 7 – 8:30 PM Pacific Time Cost:  $ 10/ session

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Study Group with Russell Lockart - Study Group with Russell Lockhart, Ph.D.

December 18, 2024 (10:00 a.m.)

Locally based in Everett, Washington, Dr. Lockhart—Jungian analyst, trainer, scholar, writer, editor, and publisher over more than 50 years—has generously offered to use a question and answer format to invite discussion and share his extensive Jungian knowledge with participants. The first session will engage with Dr. Lockhart 's Appassionato for the Imagination. In this essay, Dr. Lockhart discusses the relationship between Jung's Red Book, modern art, and the concept of Other. From this perspective, Dr. Lockhart asks for us today, "How...and in what way, can the Red Book be a guide?” ONLINE 3rd Wednesdays of the month Starting September 18, 2024 Time: 10am – Noon, Pacific Time Cost:  $ 10/ session

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Dates - Jung Library Study Group

January 08, 2025 (12:00 p.m.)

  • 1st Wednesday of each month
  • Noon - 2:00pm
  • In-Person at Good Shepherd Center, Room 222, Nancy Alvord Library
  • 4649 Sunnyside Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103

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The Red Book - THE RED BOOK. A Seminar with Bette Joram, Ph.D.

January 08, 2025 (07:00 p.m.)

As Jung wrestled with powerful images and experiences sent forth by the unconscious, he was “taken to the mat” again and again.  As he sweated it out intellectually, physically, morally, and spiritually, within these pages, so will we. As we read and discuss The Red Book together, we, too, will struggle with the implications of this material for our own understanding of ourselves, the times we live in, and the meaning and consequences that our own encounters with the unconscious present to us, and the way the unconscious effects society at large. The Red Book lays the groundwork in which Jung began to formulate the constructs which later appear throughout his Collected Works. ONLINE 2nd and 4th Wednesdays Starting June 12, 2024 Time: 7 – 8:30 PM Pacific Time Cost:  $ 10/ session

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Study Group with Russell Lockart - Study Group with Russell Lockhart, Ph.D.

January 15, 2025 (10:00 a.m.)

Locally based in Everett, Washington, Dr. Lockhart—Jungian analyst, trainer, scholar, writer, editor, and publisher over more than 50 years—has generously offered to use a question and answer format to invite discussion and share his extensive Jungian knowledge with participants. The first session will engage with Dr. Lockhart 's Appassionato for the Imagination. In this essay, Dr. Lockhart discusses the relationship between Jung's Red Book, modern art, and the concept of Other. From this perspective, Dr. Lockhart asks for us today, "How...and in what way, can the Red Book be a guide?” ONLINE 3rd Wednesdays of the month Starting September 18, 2024 Time: 10am – Noon, Pacific Time Cost:  $ 10/ session

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Dr. Susan Schwartz - The ‘As-If’ Personality: Imposter Syndrome

January 17, 2025

When you look in the mirror who do you see? The real, imposter, a role, or a true self? The ‘as-if’ person usually wears a mask presenting through the persona of facade, living in fantasy and illusionary worlds. The psychological issues affect intimacy with oneself and others through escaping the present. The results often include feelings of not belonging, sexual addiction, conflicts around aging, the cultural influence of social media, body image and the predominance of split selves. All these aspects are promoted by our culture of social media and narcissism where reality and illusion are often blurred.  The purpose of exploring the ‘as-if’ and imposter personality is to nurture the process of individuation and self-reflection in a more complete mirror. This can replenish both the personality and the culture.

Friday, January 17, 2025

7-9pm PST

ONLINE Lecture

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