EVENTS

Events will be held every first Thursday of the month (unless specified differently). There will be no events in January, July and August. We host most events at the University of Utah Union Building (Saltair room). Plenty of parking available at the Union Building parking lot ($3 max). For exact dates and locations please sign up for our newsletter.
Admission is complimentary. All Jung Society of Utah lectures are eligible for one CE point per lecture.

NEXT EVENT
Date: March 2, 2012 (*FRIDAY*)
Time: 6:15 - 9:00pm (lecture starts at 7:00pm)
Topic: Seabiscuit: The Little Horse That Could, And Did, And Still Does. Presented by Jungian Analyst Lyn Cowan, Ph.D.
LOCATION: Jewish Community Center (2 North Medical Drive, Salt Lake City) .
CONTINUING EDUCATION: 1.5 CE
The word “hero” is so broadly used in our day that it begins to lose its mythic sense. But the mythic Hero stands in an important relationship to the Self. Implied in the Hero’s grand mission are ideas of personal responsibility and vocation. This presentation, illustrated with film clips from the feature film, Seabiscuit, will consider the collective psychological phenomenon that was a horse named Seabiscuit, a true mythic Hero, and the human partners who engaged with him in a mutual process of transformation. Their story is as much for our time as it was for theirs.

WORKSHOP
Date: March 3, 2012 (*SATURDAY*)
Time: 9:30am - 5:00pm (includes lunch)
Topic: Many Are Called, But How To Answer? Presented by Jungian Analyst Lyn Cowan.
CONTINUING EDUCATION: 6.0 CE
The word “vocation” means a “calling,” experienced as an inner voice that prompts us to follow a certain path in life. But “vocation” is more than an occupational aptitude or career path; it involves a sense of Destiny, of purposefulness – not merely blind Fate – that deepens our sense of self as we grow older. Jung’s theory of individuation suggests that we are each “called” to become distinct personalities, to become conscious of ourselves and our differences, both interpersonal and intrapersonal. But how can we answer this call in a world pressing more insistently for conformity for safety’s sake? What sort of heroism and personal responsibility is required for us to both hear and answer psyche’s call?
Get your WORKSHOP tickets here! Jung Society of Utah members are eligible for 10-20% discount.

Lyn Cowan, Ph.D, has been a practicing Jungian analyst since 1980, Director of Training for the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts for six years and past President of the Society, held a Professorship for ten years at the Minnesota School for Professional Psychology of Argosy University, and taught for two years at the C.G. Jung Center of Houston, Texas. She lectures frequently in the US and internationally and is the author of three books. Her passion for horseracing began when she was eleven and continues unabated.
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If you are unable to attend this event you can also stream most of the Jung Society of Utah events online in real-time or on-demand through the Jung Platform website.


JUNGIAN PSYCHOLOGY INTRO COURSE
Date: Starting March 10, 2012 for seven weeks
CONTINUING EDUCATION: 1.5 CE per event (10.5 CEs in total)
The Jung Society of Utah hosts a series of seven mini-workshops on an introduction to Jungian Psychology. Local experts on Jung and Jungian psychology will teach these classes. You can earn 1.5 CE per event. These classes are on Saturdays 2-5pm at the Downtown Public Library. Most classes will consist of a 1.5 hour lecture followed by the work in facilitated groups to apply the learned material. These mini-workshops will also allow you to get to know the local community of like-minded depth oriented individuals.
This course is a basic introductory course for people with no or little pre-knowledge of Jungian Psychology.
Get your INTRO COURSE tickets here! Special pricing is available for Jung Society of Utah members.

PREVIOUS EVENTS
View full Jung Society of Utah events on-demand through the Jung Platform website
See video excerpts from our previous events on our YouTube channel
See photos from our events on our Facebook group

Date: February 2, 2012
Topic: Lance Owens - Dr. Jung and Soul's Wound
Watch the full lecture here
Recommended reading for this event: Jung's Autobiography: Memories, Dreams, Reflections and Carl Jung: Man and His Symbols
Speaker's CV. Event's learning objectives.
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Date: December 1, 2011
Topic: Marion Woodman - Dancing In The Flames. A film on the renowned Jungian analyst and author with introduction and closing remarks by Theresa Holleran, LCSW. In cooperation with Utah Film Center.
Buy the Marion Woodman: Dancing in the Flames documentary from us and help support the Jung Society of Utah:

Get the event's handout - Study questions for the film "Dancing in the Flames" plus Marion Woodman's bibliography - here.
Some quotes from the lecture.
"Bone: Dying into Life" book is available from Amazon
Watch a short video about Marion Woodman's movie.
Theresa Holleran's CV. Event's learning objectives.
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Date: November 3, 2011
Topic: Dr. Aaron Kipnis - Psychology of Money
Watch a short video from Aaron Kipnis. Watch the full lecture here
Read articles by Aaron Kipnis here.
Speaker's CV. Event's learning objectives.
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Date: October 7, 2011
Topic: Michael Meade - The Light Inside Dark Times: Tales of Healing and Change
Watch a short video about this Michael Meade lecture. Watch the full lecture here
"Fate and Destiny, the Two Agreements of the Soul" book is available from Amazon
Articles by Michael Meade can be found on his website.
Speaker's CV. Event's learning objectives.
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Date: September 8, 2011
Topic: Dr. Robert Romanyshyn - The Melting Polar Ice: Inner Journeys in the Outer World
Watch a short video from Robert Romanyshyn. Watch the full lecture here
"The Soul in Grief: Love, Death, and Transformation" book is available from Amazon
Read articles by Robert Romanyshyn - article 1, article 2 and article 3.
Speaker's CV. Event's learning objectives.
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Date: June 3, 2011
Topic: Dr. Dennis Patrick Slattery - Joseph Campbell and the Relevance of Myth in Our Lives
Attributes of a Personal Myth handout from the lecture can be found here
Speaker's CV. Event's learning objectives.
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Date: May 12, 2011
Topic: Dr. Mark Grandstaff - Become a Transformational Leader: Jung on Teamwork and Communication Styles
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Date: April 7,2011
Topic: Diane Musho Hamilton on Integral Consciousness: The Next Unfolding of Human Capacity
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Date: March 3, 2011
Topic: Patricia Berry on The Hole In the Heart: Why We Fail at Love
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If you want to buy Patricia's book - Echo’s Subtle Body: A Contribution to Archetypal Psychology - please contact the Jung Society of Utah at info@jungutah.com

Date: February 4-5, 2011
Topic: David Schoen on Addiction, AA and Jungian Psychology
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Read how Jung's ideas about addiction became the philosophical cornerstone for Alcoholics Anonymous.
Read one of David Schoen's articles here.
Watch a short clip on Jung's contribution to the founding of A.A.

Date: December 2, 2010
Topic: Nancy Furlotti - The Red Book As Medicine For Our Times
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To see photos from the event please visit our Facebook group page
Read Nancy Furlotti's article presented at the event.
Watch the Making of the Red Book video
Read a fantastic article about the Red Book and this Jung Society of Utah event in the November edition of the Catalyst magazine.

Date: November 4, 2010
Topic: Guil Dudley on Trauma - The Soul’s Imprisonment and Expansion
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To see art displayed at the event please visit this website

Date: October 8-9, 2010
Topic: Michael Meade: Facing Fate, Finding A Destiny
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Read Michael Meade's interview about this event and the workshop with the Jung Society of Utah.
See Michael Meade in this short video.
Listen to an interview with Michael Meade here

Date: September 9, 2010
Topic: Lyn Christian: From Thought to Action - Therapy, Coaching and Carl Jung
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Date: June 3, 2010
Topic: Jeremy Plumb on The Artist and The Unconscious - A Creative Perspective on Healing
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To see art displayed at the event please visit these sites: Ryan K Peterson, Mondo Fine Art and (A)perture Gallery

Date: May 6, 2010
Topic: Dr. Mark R. Grandstaff and Dr. Clifford Mayes on Jung, Vocation, and Individuation
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View the handout from the May event.
To see art displayed at the event please visit this website

Date: April 1, 2010
Topic: Randee Levine and Matt Stella on Process Work - Dreaming While Awake
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For information about the Interethnic Health Alliance non-profit organization featured at the event go here
To see art displayed at the event please visit this website

Date: March 4, 2010
Topic: Genpo Roshi (Zen Center/Big Mind) on Transcending the Mind
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Date: February 4, 2010
Topic: Dr. Dennis Patrick Slattery on The Power and Poetry of LOVE
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Read City Weekly interview with Dennis Patrick Slattery.
February’s event was co-sponsored by Pacifica Graduate Institute - the premier university for depth psychology in North America.
To veiw the art displayed at the event please visit Phillips Gallery

Date: December 3, 2009
Topic: Lynda Steele on Addiction: A Spiritual Journey
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Read how Jung's ideas about addiction became the philosophical cornerstone for Alcoholics Anonymous.
Read poems from the December event by Adam Love.

Date: November 5, 2009
Topic: Machiel Klerk on Individuation: The Jungian Process of Psychological Growth
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See photos from this event here

Date: October 1, 2009
Topic: Dr. William McCreary on Jung's typology and the Myers-Briggs test.
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Do the free adapted Myers-Briggs test here
Read about your personality type
Read the New York Times article on how actors prepare for roles using Jungian methodology.

LAUNCH EVENT
Date: September 3, 2009
Topic: Dr. Lance Owens discussing C.G. Jung’s “The Red Book”.
See the sneak-in preview of the Red Book
Review the lecture's flyer and the launch press release
See City Weekly's announcement about our launch event
See photos from this event here
***Read The New York Times article about Jung's Red Book***
***Listen to On Point/NPR radio show - Carl Jung's Secret Book***
Watch the Making of the Red Book video

Address:
University of Utah Union Building
200 South Central Campus Drive
Salt Lake City, UT 84112
Saltair Room

Plenty of parking available at the Union Building parking lot ($3 max).