Interested in the world of symbols, dreams, and archetypes? This interactive workshop explores Carl Jung's theory in a deeply experiential and thought-provoking way. Discover how Jung's philosophy puts you at the center of your own decisions. This full-day workshop will give you the opportunity to delve deeper into that philosophical approach that puts the person at the centre of their autonomous and independent decisions.
This workshop is going to be of interest to you if you want to learn more about Carl Jung's theory model in relation to personality development. You will learn a brief introduction to his theory of the Self and Ego, and put it into the context of other basic concepts such as The Collective Unconscious, Archetypes, Shadow and Persona.
Brief introduction to his theory of the Self and Ego
The Collective Unconscious
Archetypes
Shadow
Persona
To be eligible for this course you must be 19 or over on 31st August prior to the course start date.
To join this course, you need to:
Be 19 or over on the course start date.
No academic entry requirements for this workshop
If learning moves online, you'll need a PC (with camera and microphone), laptop, tablet, or smartphone and internet access.
This workshop is suitable for all levels, especially trainee or qualified counsellors seeking continuing professional development. The course is presented experientially, involving group work, self-reflection, and exploration. There's no formal assessment, but active participation in your learning plan, group activities, and reflections is expected. Following this course, you may be interested in attending our other Introduction courses entitled "Approaches to" , or other mental well-being courses. If you are interested in becoming a counsellor, you may be interested in our Introduction to Counselling course which can lead to studying for a qualification through the Level 2 Counselling Skills course.
This is an on-site, classroom-based course. Please arrive promptly and commit to attending the whole session. Please bring pen and paper or another method of notetaking. For other related mental well-being and counselling courses see our website.