Jung Centre Hong Kong

presents

Training seminar

Psychological Interpretation of Fairytales

with

Dr. Shirley S. Y. Ma

Jungian Analyst

May 10, 2008

Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.

Carl G. Jung saw the unconscious (symbolized by the ocean or forest) as the source of wisdom for both individuals and society. Myths and fairytales form the structure of the collective unconscious whose symbols and images reveal the universal truth underlying human behavior. The Hero in a fairytale can teach us about the meaning of a mid-life crisis and its healing. The psychological interpretation of fairytale is a valuable tool to access the wisdom of the psyche for growth and development.

In this seminar, you will learn to interpret fairytales and discover their psychological meaning. You will learn the basic concepts of Analytical Psychology (e.g. persona, shadow, anima, animus, ego, Self etc.) founded by Swiss psychiatrist Carl G. Jung (1875-1961). You will learn how the dynamics of the psyche influence masculine and feminine development.

This seminar is helpful for both therapist and client/patient in understanding and clarifying current psychological problems and even finding potential solutions to issues related to past trauma, depression, work and career, marriage and relationship, sexuality, spirituality and mid-life challenges.

This seminar will be open to practitioners in the helping professions, and also educators, writers, artists and those who are interested in growth and creative transformation.

A sequel to this seminar is scheduled for May 31, 2008.

Enquiry: info@jungcentrehongkong.com or call Ms Chan at 9836-9446

Study hours credited toward analytic training

CME credits pending

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