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Saturday, December 10, 2016

Earth, Climate, Dreams: Depth Psychological Reflections in the Age of the Anthropocene





6-Week Symposium & Fundraiser for Depth Psychology Alliance
 
 Earth, Climate, Dreams: Depth Psychological Reflections
in the Age of the Anthropocene
Live Online Discussion Group Wednesdays, Starting January 19
  

Over time, humans in western cultures have undergone a profound restructuring of the psyche resulting in a traumatic sense of separation. In modern day, we face a growing set of challenges on ecological and social fronts. The era of what is now informally called the Anthropocene--a term referring to the significant impact of human activity on the planet- has arrived.

This 6-week symposium offers a multi-layered opportunity to engage the topic with peers from a depth psychological perspective, allowing deep reflection and thoughtful response, as well as real connection and interaction within the community. 

* 12 video depth dialogues
 * 2 of the 12 video depth dialogues released each week for viewing
 * 1 live online peer video discussion session each week
 * Online repository for sharing art, poetry, dreams or writing 

Video Presenters include
-Bonnie Bright, Ph.D. Founder, Depth Psychology Alliance 
-Steven Aizenstat, Ph.D. Chancellor and Founding President of Pacifica Graduate Institute 
-Susannah Benson, Ph.D. Academic, Researcher, Educator, and Counsellor 
-Jerome Bernstein, Jungian Analyst 
-Michael Conforti, Ph.D. Jungian Analyst 
-Nancy Swift FurlottiPh.D. Jungian Analyst 
-Sally Gillespie, Ph.D. Jungian Psychotherapist 
-Veronica Goodchild, Ph.D. Professor Emerita at Pacifica Graduate Institute 
-Jeffrey Kiehl, Ph.D Jungian Analyst and Senior Climate Scientist 
-Jonathan Marshall, Ph.D Anthropologist / Senior Research Associate at University of Technology Sydney 
-Robert RomanyshynPh.D. Emeritus Professor of Psychology at Pacifica Graduate Institute 
-Susan Rowland, Ph.D. Chair of MA Engaged Humanities & the Creative Life at Pacifica Graduate Institute 
-Erel Shalit, Ph.D. Jungian Analyst 

This symposium is a fundraiser to support Depth Psychology Alliance, which is a privately funded initiative that relies on the community to carry out our mission to make depth psychology more accessible in the world. Participation in this symposium is a suggested donation based on a sliding scale. Some full scholarships available for those who really want to participate, but need financial aid.