Articles about Jung

Adept at cover-up, the ‘as if’ person, feels empty, yet is full of sorrows.

Jung and his ‘Twin-Brother’1: From Sibling-Rivalry and Fratricide towards Redemption

The continuities, breaks and meeting points between Jungian and Relational Psychoanalytical currents of psychoanalytic thought and their ideas of the self.

Author Joy Schaverien discusses her new book. Published in June 2015 it was an immediate Routledge best seller and was number one bestseller on Amazon in psychoanalytic t...

Understanding the dynamic between a narcissist and an empath and why such a relationship exists is the first step in freeing yourself from this parasitic dynamic.

For many, the lives not lived become a source of anguish and bitterness. Yet it is also true that in freeing ourselves from certain anxieties and discovering unknown aspe...

Jungian Psychology is a 'depth psychology' drawing on any form of knowledge that can contribute to understanding humankind and mental health.

Psychotherapy instructs us to be more conscious and, consequently, in command of our actions and of our own lives.