The seminar program for MAJS is organized as a year-long series of intensive weekend programs. The seminar generally meets on a consecutive Saturday and Sunday, one weekend per month from September through May.
The training program consists of academic courses and case discussion with MAJS faculty as well as visiting faculty analysts. Our September meeting is organized as a retreat focused on the presentation and discussion of participant dreams in group format. The May retreat uses the same format but each participant presents a symbolic and personal analysis of a myth or fairytale.
The Memphis-Atlanta Jungian Seminar is organized in compliance with the training requirements of the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts. Didactic and experiential presentations will be offered over a three-year time frame to cover important aspects of Analytical Psychology - classical Jungian, archetypal, and developmental. Seminar participants will be expected to make presentations, write papers, and interact in the discussions. There will be a review of each participant on a yearly basis with one or more training analysts.
Memphis-Atlanta Jungian Seminar (MAJS) has been approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7081. Programs that do not qualify for NBCC credit are clearly identified. Memphis- Atlanta Jungian Seminar (MAJS) is solely responsible for all aspects of the programs.
Fall Dream Retreat - MAJS Faculty
Saturday and Sunday Seminars: Pam Behnen - "Cultural Complexes: Understanding and Working with Cultural Shadows"
Saturday Case Colloquium: Pam Behnen
Saturday Seminar: Connie Romero - "Psyche’s Timeless River: Archetypal Motifs in Fairy Tales from around the World"
Saturday Case Colloquium: Connie Romero
Sunday Seminar: Doug Tyler - "Back to the Future: Libido, Psychic Energy, & The Transcendent Function"
Saturday and Sunday Seminars: Karen Hodges - "Projection: Working with the Subjective Factor in Perception"
Saturday Case Colloquium: Karen Hodges
Saturday and Sunday Seminars : David Solem - "Straying from the Path: Using Queer Theory and Queer Energy in working with Folk Tales, Literary Fairy Tales, and Anti -Fairy Tales"
Saturday Case Colloquium: David Solem
Saturday Seminar: Jacqueline Wright - "The Role of Analytic Love in Therapeutic Change"
Saturday Case Colloquium: Jacqueline Wright
Sunday Seminar: Susan Olson - “The Owl Husband:” A Native American Tale
Saturday Seminar: Mark Winborn - "The Compass of Hermes: Cultivating the Analytic Attitude"
Saturday Case Colloquium: Mark Winborn
Sunday Seminar: Ben Toole - "Jung and Religion"
Saturday Seminar: Doug Tyler - "Clinical Applications of Jung’s Typology"
Saturday Case Colloquium: Doug Tyler
Sunday Seminar: Mark Winborn - "Transference and Counter-Transference: The Analytic Matrix"
Spring Archetypal Retreat: MAJS Faculty
Topic: Fairy Tales
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