We are all aging in an anti-aging society. We have internalized attitudes and concerns about aging, which mostly remain unconscious, that is, in the personal shadow. Research has found that our internal fears, denial, and inner ageism affect our health, memory, and quality of life as we age. The intention of this workshop is to uncover an aspect of each participant's shadow that carries these fears so that, by making them conscious, we have more choice about how to design a fulfilling late…See More

Based on her book, The Soul’s Ministrations: An Imaginal Journey through Crisis(Chiron, 2012), Dr. Tauber will introduce her particular way of painting — a “soul-making” in the face of acute loss of soul.  It may be regarded as an example of Jung’s process of active imagination. Contemplating the symbolism in the series of the seventeen paintings depicted in the book, the focus will be on the archetypal divine feminine. Marianne Tauber, LMFT, earned her Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from…See More

The C. G. Jung Club of Orange County is pleased to announce our programs for  September 2019 through January 2020 - click on the titles to see the full descriptionsPre-paid Registration Form                              Sunday, September 29, 2019An Imaginal Journey Through Crisispresented by…See More

“Often the hands will solve a mystery that the intellect has struggled with in vain.”  C.G. JungAt times we might be surprised by how hands can express in gestures or creations what we were otherwise unable to comprehend.  In this presentation we explore the symbolic aspects of the hands, their archetypal components and meaning in history, religion, myth and fairy tales, as well as their important role in healing.  From a neurological perspective we will understand why using our hands can help…See More

“Another world is not only possible, ‘She’ is on Her Way.  On a quiet day, I can hear Her breathing.”  -- Arundhati Roy          Katie Sanford, who presented several programs to our Club over the years, died in 2017 at the age of 100. In the early 1950s she was a patient of Carl Jung’s and also studied at the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich; in 1978 she was certified as a Jungian Analyst at the C. G. Jung Institute in Los Angeles. Jung considered the “transcendent” or religious function to be one…See More