Visiting Faculty

James Hillman, Ph.D. ( Thompson, Connecticut)
“Topics in Psychopathology: Depression, Paranoia, Psychopathy”

Donald Kalsched, Ph.D. ( Albuquerque, New Mexico)
“Trauma a nd the Lost and Recovered Soul: Spiritual Dimensions of Analytic Work with Victoms of Early Trauma.”

Joseph Cambray, Ph.D. ( Boston, Massachusetts)
“Synchronicity, Surprise and the Feeling of Emergence”

Stanton Marlan, Ph.D. ( Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
“Alchemical Madness: The Forging of Jung’s Psychology of the Unconscious”

Tim Sanderson, M.D. ( Virginia Beach, Virginia)
“Psyche and Eros: Presenting a Way of Approaching the Unconscious”

Patricia Berry, Ph.D. ( West Bath, Maine)
“The Hole in the Heart: Why We Fail At Love”

Eugene Taylor, Ph.D. ( Cambridge, Massachusetts)
“Some Principle of Projective Psychology”

Jerome Bernstein, M.A. ( Santa Fe, New Mexico)
“Archetypal Dimensions of Navajo Healing”

James Hollis, Ph.D. ( Houston, Texas)
“Shadow Engagements in Therapy: Considerations Regarding Transference, Countertransference and Ethics”

Brian Feldman, Ph.D. ( Palo Alto, California)
“The Observed Infant and the Adult Analyst: Contributions to Jungian Analysis of Attachment Theory and Infant Observation Research”

Starr Costello, Ph.D. ( Dupont, Washington DC)
“The Archetype of the Outsider: Encounters at the Border of Our Belonging”

Weaver Stevens, M.Div.,M.Litt. ( Severna Park, Maryland)
“The King and the Corpse”

Virginia Apperson, Ph.D,, R.N. ( Atlanta, Georgia)
“Feminine Authority”

Heidi Kolb M.A., LCSW, NCPsyA. ( New York, New York)
“Charlatan, Healers, Tricksters, Visionaries: Where do we as Jungian Analysts fit in?”