Archetypal
Pattern Analyst Training Program A
Two-Year Interdisciplinary Program
"Matter
is psyche moving slowly enough to be seen." Teilhard de Chardin
C.G.
Jung emphasized the centrality of the Self and its archetypes in
shaping human experience. Their profound meaning and rich texture
draw us into a domain that, since the beginning of time, has been
the purview of mystics, saints, and "wise ones." This interior world
of the psyche and its wisdom is manifested through the patterns
it creates, and an awareness of these archetypal patterns can help
to enrich our personal and professional lives.
The
Assisi Institute's innovative Training Program is committed to advancing
the understanding and practice of this emerging field of archetypal
pattern analysis. Our trans-disciplinary curriculum is informed
by the work of C.G. Jung, M.L. von Franz, discoveries in the new
sciences, and the eternal truths of the world's wisdom traditions.
Each of these domains speaks of an overarching intelligent psyche
that guides the unfolding of life on all levels. These different
streams have contributed greatly to our appreciation and understanding
of what Jung termed the objective psyche, and their in-depth study
serves as the theoretical underpinning of our work.
Exploration
of these foundational concepts is complemented by extensive practice
in the methodology and application of archetypal pattern analysis.
Indeed, any meaningful assessments must draw on the capacity to
read patterns. This is true in psychotherapy and medicine, as well
as in organizational consulting, education, law, and other professional
fields. Without an awareness of the archetypal foundation of patterns,
our interventions are limited because they tend simply to address
the manifest, temporal expression of a given situation, and not
the forward-moving, meaning-making dimension of the archetype.
Our internationally recognized faculty from highly diverse fields
are specialists in reading the archetypal nature of patterns. Weekend
class sessions and one-on-one mentoring relationships help foster
students' ability to discern the presence of archetypes through
study of mythology, psychotherapy, the cinema, dreams, and their
formation in the outer world.
Successful
completion of the program leads to certification as an Archetypal
Pattern Analyst. We are pleased that our graduates are continually
broadening the reach of this cutting-edge discipline in fields as
diverse as psychotherapy, medicine, government, education, and the
arts.
Contact Information
For
additional information and application procedure, please contact
the Assisi Institute at:
May
15 - 18, 2008
Evoking the Unexpressed: Healing in the Realm of Matter and Spirit
September
11 - 14, 2008
Archetypal Developmental Approach
November
6 - 9, 2008
Initial Conditions: Theory and Practice
March
19 - 22, 2009
Symbols, Archetypes and the Objective Psyche
May
14 - 17, 2009
Conference Programming Forthcoming
September
16 - 19, 2009
Communications from the Self
November
5 - 8, 2009
Archetypal Field Theory and the New Sciences
Michael
Conforti, Ph.D. and Two-Year Program Faculty:
Fred
Abraham, Ph.D. (USA): Chaos Theory, Psychology, Music David Cordisco, Ph.D. (USA): Jungian Psychology,
Sports Psychology Michael Conforti, Ph.D. (USA): Archetypal Dynamics, Organizational
Consultation Pamela Donleavy, J.D. (USA): Female Developmental Theory,
Jung, and Science John Finneran, Ed.M. (USA): Psychotherapy, Mythology Mae-Wan Ho, Ph.D. (Hong Kong/Great Britain): Biophysics,
Art, Nature Rise Kaufmann, Ph.D. (USA): Clinical Psychologist, Astronomy
Yoram Kaufmann, Ph.D. (USA): Jungian Analysis, Physics,
and the Objective Psyche Robert Langs, M.D. (USA): Self-Organization, Unconscious
Communication Ervin Laszlo, Ph.D. (Italy): Dynamical Systems Theory,
Evolution Glenn Morazzini, MSW, LCSW (USA): Unconscious communication in the
therapeutic dyad; metaphoric expression of archetypal patterns; trauma and attachment theory Gregory O'Connor, B.A.: Film Production, Writing and Mythology
Richard Ott, M.D. (USA): Surgeon, Complementary Medicine
Carol Pearson, Ph.D. (USA): Organizational Consultation
and Training F. David Peat, Ph.D. (Italy): Physics, Matter-Psyche,
Art/Science Shannon Pernetti (USA): Philosopher, Educator, Trainer in Archetypal Pattern Analysis Kevin Richards, M.A. (USA): Co-Director of Studies David Rottman, M.A. (USA): Orientational Psychology, the
Psychology of Careers Beverly Rubik, Ph.D. (USA): Biophysics, Complementary
Medicine/Healing Dennis Patrick Slattery, Ph.D. (USA): Mythologist, Poet, Author, and Educator Morgan Stebbins, M.Div., LMSW (USA) Diane Steinbrecher, LCSW (USA): Educator, Trainer in Archetypal Pattern Analysis Marianne Stigum, M.A. (USA/Norway): Archetypal Influences
in Education and Clinical Practice Jyoti Swaminathan, Psy.D. (USA/India): Organizational
and Clnical Services for Children Samya Yamin-Brownell, Psy.D. (USA): Two-Year Program Director of Admissions and Co-Director of Studies, Archetypal Patterns in Childrens' Responses to Projective Testing
In the
event of illness or emergency, all rights are reserved to make faculty
substitutions.
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