Portland Seminar

Archetypal Patterns in the Psyche
Portland, Oregon

Perhaps C.G. Jung's greatest discovery was the presence of innate ordering processes within the human psyche.   Originally his approach to psyche was reserved for the practice of psychotherapy.   However, as discoveries from the new sciences confirm and elaborate many of Jung's ideas about the psyche, we find his work receiving a warm reception and application in fields as diverse as psychotherapy, traditional and complementary medicine, the arts, sciences, organizational consultation, education, and theology.

In this seminar we examine the presence, nature and meaning of archetypal patterns. Illustrations from clinical and organizational domains and film will enhance our understanding and help us learn to make appropriate interventions, so that we can establish an individual response to these universal patterns.

This seminar is open to clinicians, organizational consultants, graduate students, and interested laypersons.

Conference Faculty

Michael Conforti, Ph.D.
Jungian analyst, author, consultant

Conference Details

2008 Seminar Dates:

March 28 - 29, 2008
June 13 - 14, 2008
September 19 - 20, 2008
December 5 - 6, 2008

Seminar Times:

Friday: 1:00PM -   6:00PM
Saturday: 9:30AM -   4:00PM

Seminar Fee:
$450 per weekend session.