The Asheville Jung Center Announces Special Video Sale

The Asheville Jung Center is having a sale on select Jungian DVD's, Streaming Videos, CEU Packages, and Transcripts.

Asheville, NC (PRWEB) January 03, 2013

The Asheville Jung Center is announcing the launch of a large sale that includes 40% off select Jungian DVD's, Streaming Videos, and CEU Packages as well as 33% off select transcripts. Many Jungian topics are included in the sale such as the Red Book, the recent film “A Dangerous Method”, and individuation. The Asheville Jung Center was founded in 2008 to advance the psychology of Carl Jung and promote an international Jungian community. It is affiliated with innerQuest Psychiatry and Counseling, a regional psychiatrist group.

The Red Book Images seminar focuses on the Jung's art created in The Red Book. Special consideration is given to the rise of the transcendent function in Jung's own psychic life through the visual articulation of his active imagination experiences. Paul Brutsche, an internationally recognized authority on the Jungian method of picture interpretation, surveys the paintings in The Red Book and comments on their development. Murray Stein speaks on Jung's map-making as represented in the great mandala known as Systema Mundi Totius.

Another seminar included is on the recent film, “A Dangerous Method.” To address the questions of historical accuracy, the seminar features Angela Graf-Nold, a longtime student of the history of psychoanalysis and psychotherapy, who has done original research into the treatment of Spielrein at the Burgholzli Klinik and into the relationships between her and C.G. Jung, Sigmund Freud and other figures shown in the film. For the clinical questions pertaining to transference and the patient-doctor relationship in analysis, Jan Wiener, a recognized authority on this subject and the author of the recent work, The Therapeutic Relationship – Transference, Countertransference and the Making of Meaning, joins the Seminar from northern England.

Click HERE for information on the Asheville Jung Center's Special Sale.

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