Now Available to the Public: 12 Interviews for "Earth, Climate, Dreams: Depth Psychological Reflections in the Age of the Anthropocene"
Dear Depth community. Warm greetings for a happy new year.
At this time last year many of us were preparing to launch the Earth, Climate, Dreams online symposium, which was a program consisting of 12 recorded interviews with some of the expert scientists, psychologists, Jungian analysts, and educators who are providing some of the most critical thinking about the topics.
Now, in honor of the anniversary of that symposium, I'm pleased to let you know that all 12 of the depth dialogues are being released to the community. Those of you who attended the original symposium had the benefit of meeting together each week for six weeks online, along with many of the presenters, to discuss each week's featured interviews and to sit together in contemplation of some of the challenges we are facing in our current culture--a culture which seems to be changing drastically by the day.
Thank you to each of you who make space each day for the transition we are going through, and for the opportunity to engage with something much larger than ourselves--a sense of soul that is so greatly needed by all.
Following are links to each of the 12 interviews on YouTube.If you feel inclined to make a small donation in exchange for the interviews, please do so. Either way, enjoy the depth and breath of these wonderful thinkers in the field.
In soul,
Bonnie Bright, Ph.D.
ABOUT THE DEPTH DIALOGUES
Earth, Climate, Dreams: Depth Psychological Reflections in the Age of the Anthropocene
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. The current crisis requires that we reflect on our situation from a depth psychological perspective, contemplating how we might tap into the underlying archetypal themes at work in the culture and begin to articulate them in ways that inspire and move us to personal and collective action.
The depth dialogues for this symposium offers the opportunity to engage the topic from a depth psychological perspective, allowing deep reflection and thoughtful response.
Video Presenters with the links to view each Dialogue Below:
Bonnie Bright, Founder, Depth Psychology Alliance, HOST
Steven Aizenstat, Chancellor and Founding President of Pacifica Graduate Institute
Susannah Benson, Academic, Researcher, Educator, and Counsellor
Jerome Bernstein, Jungian Analyst
Michael Conforti, Jungian Analyst
Nancy Swift Furlotti, Jungian Analyst
Sally Gillespie, Jungian Psychotherapist
Veronica Goodchild, Professor Emerita at Pacifica Graduate Institute
Jeffrey Kiehl, Jungian Analyst and Senior Climate Scientist
Jonathan Marshall, Anthropologist and Senior Research Associate at the University of Technology Sydney
Robert Romanyshyn, Emeritus Professor of Psychology at Pacifica Graduate Institute
Susan Rowland, Chair of MA Engaged Humanities & the Creative Life at Pacifica Graduate Institute
Erel Shalit, Jungian Analyst
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Comment by Véronique Pascale Ott on January 13, 2018 at 8:30am -
Thank you - I love hearing and watching these interesting talks on such important subjects, thank you for all the helpful and deep insights.
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