2009-2010 - Center for Jungian Studies of South Florida

2009~2010 Calendar of Events
An imaginal journey
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SEPTEMBER 25
Exploration and Discovery
New Season begins
Exploration and Discovery
AN IMAGINAL JOURNEY
22 ND SEASON
2009~2010 Calendar of Events
S E A S O N PA S S N O W AVA I L A B L E — S AV E $ 9 5
A SEASON PASS is only $250 for 7 events, a $95 savings (DreamTending
Weekend, CEUs, and Annual Event are not included). Send your check (include
address, phone, email) with “Season Pass” noted on the check to:
CJSSF, c/o P. PARHAM, TREASURER, PO BOX 669, HALLANDALE FL 33008
Or visit jungcentersouthflorida.org to register and pay online.
a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization
PO BOX 669
HALLANDALE, FL 33008
2009~2010 Calendar of Events Enclosed!
The Center is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization that serves the wider
community by presenting lectures, workshops and discussions to address psychological,
social and spiritual issues and provide a forum for personal reflection and growth inspired
by C.G. Jung’s Analytical Psychology.
CJSSF BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
CHAIR: Brenda Astor, RN, DCN
PROGRAM DIRECTOR: Pamela Heider, PhD
TREASURER: Patrick Parham, MA
SECRETARY: Jeannette Sullivan, MA
COMMUNICATIONS: David Weller, BA; Lúcia Leão, MA; Teresa Oster, MS, LCSW
MEMBERSHIP: Ann Lynch, EdD, LMHC, LMFT
Come join us as we explore the realms of the imagination that lift the veil
between the conscious and the unconscious through dreams, active imagination, play, images and more…
all within a supportive, welcoming community of mental health professionals and others
actively seeking personal awareness, exploration, and growth.
BOOKSTORE: Richard Chappell, BA
MEMBER-AT-LARGE: Joanna DeAngelo, MA, LMHC, ATR, CAP
JUNGIAN ANALYSTS: Fred Fleischer, MA and Danila Crespi, MA, LMHC
ASSOCIATES: Constance Avery-Clark,Ph.D.; Yehudis Levitin, BFA; Pamela Garel;
David Shah, JD, MA; Shaira Shah, JD
CONSULTANTS: Dominic Callahan, PhD (Media);Todd Wharton (Webmaster)
JUNGIAN ANALYST ADVISORS: Rick Overman, PsyD; Nancy Dougherty,
MSW, LCSW, ACSW; Santo Tarantino, PhD; Linda Van Dyck, MDiv, LMHC;
Judith Moscu, PhD
Visit jungcentersouthflorida.org for expanded event descriptions plus
details on CEUs, payment and discounts, and directions to the Riverside
Hotel, the Sunshine Cathedral and the Duncan Conference Center.
SEPTEMBER 25
Friday 7:00 – 9:30pm
Sunshine Cathedral, Fort Lauderdale
FREE Admission & Refreshments
Social Event + Annual Book Sale
Presented by the CJSSF Board and Friends
“There is nothing as important for any of us as the work we
do on our own souls.”
–Fred Fleischer, Jungian Analyst
Please join us as we kick off our new season with
an evening of conversation, food, and drinks—all
FREE—plus amazing bargains. Build your library
with new and classic Jungian and other psychology
works, along with donated books at low, low prices.
Pacifica co-founder Stephen Aizenstat’s DreamTending film, featured at our annual event in May, will be
shown continuously without interrupting the Book
Sale. And pre-registration at a special price for Dr.
Aizenstat’s upcoming 3-day Workshop (see January
22-24) will be available all evening.
NOVEMBER 15
Sunday 11am – 3:30pm; Register: 10:30am
Riverside Hotel, Fort Lauderdale
Workshop/Brunch $60 (+$8 for 3 CEUs);
$65 late registration*
ARCHETYPE, AFFECT & ATTACHMENT
Myrna Little, Jungian Analyst
Research in attachment theory and the neurosciences suggests that individuals can have such great
significance for each other that their relationship
is not interchangeable. We will explore how these
attachments develop and how therapists as well
as parents, friends, colleagues, and lovers may live
with more meaning, intersubjectivity, and effectiveness. We will also examine the therapeutic process
itself—and the task of analyzing that which is
implicit, nonverbal, and nonconscious, and resides
in mental endogenous, archetypal processes.
Myrna Little, Ph.D. is a clinical psychologist in private
practice in Dallas, a member of the Dallas Group Analytic Practice, and a Jungian Psychoanalyst. Currently
she is a Clinical Assistant Professor at Southwestern
Medical School, Department of Psychiatry, and an Assistant Editor of the Journal of Analytical Psychology.
OCTOBER 16
Friday 7:30-9:30pm; Registration 7:00pm
Sunshine Cathedral, Fort Lauderdale
Lecture $20 (+$5 for 2 CEUs) Students: $15
SAND TRAY: A WINDOW ON THE SOUL
Joanna DeAngelo, Clinical Director & Art Therapist
Sandplay Therapy is an experiential therapeutic
vehicle to engage psyche as it journeys on the road
to individuation. Like fairy tales, active imagination,
dreams, and art, it partakes of image and symbol
to communicate its truth. Often misapprehended
as a therapy only for children, sand play enables
children, adolescents, and adults to access preverbal
levels inaccessible by verbal means. Attendees will
receive an overview of the field today as well as
several case examples to illustrate the process and
stages. A short experiential exercise will be offered
at the end for those who wish to participate.
DECEMBER 5
Saturday 10:30am – 4:30pm; Registration 10am
Riverside Hotel, Fort Lauderdale
Workshop & Lunch $60 (+$8 for 3 CEUs)
$65 late registration*
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING:
THE EFFECT OF ELIADE’S STORY ON
COPPOLA’S YOUTH WITHOUT YOUTH
Joanna DeAngelo is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor,
a Board Certified Registered Art Therapist, and a Certified
Addictions Professional. She has taught and presented for
many years and worked with both adults and children for
over two decades. She is currently Clinical Director at the
Susan B. Anthony Recovery Center in Pembroke Pines,
and is a member of the CJSSF board.
Danila Crespi, Jungian Analyst
Scott Feaster, Professor of Literature and Film
A two-part event: In the morning workshop we will
explore what effect aging has on the auteur/director.
While a director’s late works are often unfavorably
compared with the earlier works, with age a director
no longer has to keep up with trends and may feel
freer to break new ground. We will view film clips
to illustrate this, focusing on Francis Ford Coppola’s
Youth Without Youth (2007)—his first film in ten
years, made at the age of 68 and based on Romanian
author Mircea Eliade’s novella. After lunch, we will
view the entire film, followed by a conversation reflecting on questions that include: What does “directed
by” mean? What does “writing with the camera”
mean? What does age teach about creativity?
Danila Crespi is a Jungian Analyst in private practice in
Miami Beach. She is director of the Florida Association of
Jungian Analysts.
Scott V. Feaster has a Ph.D. in Comparative Arts and is an
assistant professor at Broward College.
CJSSF Presents a Special Event:
Introduction to
DreamTending
with Stephen Aizenstat, Pacifica co-founder
JANUARY 22 –24
Lecture: Friday 7 - 9:30pm; Register 6:30pm
Workshop: Saturday 9:30 am – 5:30 pm
& Sunday 9:30 am – 1:00 pm
Duncan Center, Delray Beach
Lecture Only: $35 (+$5 for 2 CEUs) $40 at door
Weekend Workshop (Friday, Saturday & Sunday):
Before Oct. 16 $285 ($250 Members &
Students; $235 Student Members)
Oct. 17 to Jan. 8 $325 ($295.00 Members)
After Jan. 8 (if space allows) $350.00
($315.00 Members)
[For 15 CEUs add $15 to above prices]
“For many centuries human beings have explored the
mysteries and meanings of dreams, most often imagining
ourselves as center and source of the dream. When we listen
to dreams in a different way – when we tend to their living
presence, something quite extraordinary happens. Dreams
come alive and tell their stories. Our perception changes, our
intuition opens, and we hear and learn from the timeless
intelligence of Nature as well as our own deeper sense of well
being.” – Stephen Aizenstat
In this introductory seminar, Dr. Stephen
Aizenstat offers both traditional and emerging
methods of dream work that explore common
dream themes, nightmares, archetypal images,
and the recurring dream.
DreamTending is a method of working with
dreams that considers dream images as “living
images.” It makes the particularity and presence of
these images available to the dreamer. The wisdom
of ancestral callings, the instinctual knowledge
of animal visitations, the musings of the soul are
attended to from a psyche-centered, rather than
person-centered, perspective. The “intelligence” of
the dream is listened to from the inside out.
To “tend” a dream is not just to interpret or
analyze it. The figures and landscapes of dreams
are experienced as alive and moving about with
a certain degree of autonomy. In a very practical
and accessible way, the craft of DreamTending offers the possibility of listening deeply to the voices
of the dream images themselves as they come
forward to offer their insights and perspectives.
DreamTending appreciates that dreams carry an
inner knowing, an innate sensibility, and an element of potency that affords each of us the capacity to open to the depths of our own experience.
When we tend a dream, images come “awake,”
imagination is animated, and we participate in life
more fully rooted in the way of the dream.
DreamTending is based on four essential concepts:
• The dreaming psyche is multidimensional
• Dreams are alive
• Everything dreams
• Dreams happen now
Visit www.dreamtending.com for more in-depth
DreamTending information.
Stephen Aizenstat, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist,
marriage and family therapist, and the founding president of Pacifica Graduate Institute. For more than 35
years he has explored the power of dreams through the
study of depth psychology and the pursuit of his own
research. He has collaborated with many masters in the
field, including Joseph Campbell, Marion Woodman,
Robert Johnson, and James Hillman; as well as native
elders worldwide. Dr. Aizenstat has conducted hundreds of dream work seminars throughout the United
States, Europe, and Asia.
FEBRUARY 19
Friday 7:30 - 9:30pm; Registration 7:00pm
Sunshine Cathedral, Fort Lauderdale
Lecture: $20.00 (+ $5.00 for 2 CEUs)
Students: $15
APRIL 11
Sunday 11am – 3:30pm; Register 10:30am
Riverside Hotel, Fort Lauderdale
Workshop/Brunch $60* (add $8 for 3 CEUs);
$65 Late Registration
THE END OF THE AGE OF BLING
Patrick Parham, Spiritual Consultant & Financial Advisor
The current financial and economic crisis is humbling the American Empire and changing the deeply
unconscious acquisitiveness of the American Dream.
Both as individuals and a nation, we are being forced
to give up our illusory and misleading version of the
American past and our dream of managing history.
It is different this time: “A world that once indulged
American profligacy is no longer willing to do so.”
New limits will be placed upon us, and we must
awaken to this new reality and alter our basic assumption that more is always better. But with these losses
will also come gifts, if we know where to look. Mr.
Parham will help us explore some of the ways each of
us might act to ensure our basic economic wellbeing
by separating what is essential from what is merely
“bling”—and begin to reawaken to lives based primarily on relationship, spirituality, and self-awareness
rather than the acquisition of money and power.
Patrick Parham, M.A., spent 25 years in global trade, headquartered in New York while also living in Japan, Switzerland,
and Jamaica. He currently teaches at St. Thomas University
and is a trained Spiritual Director. Patrick also serves as treasurer of the Center for Jungian Studies of South Florida.
22nd Season Annual Event:
The Way of the Dream
“Dreams show us how to find meaning in our lives, how to
fulfill our own destiny, how to realize the greater potential
of life within us.” – Marie-Louise von Franz
THE SPIRAL JOURNEY:
IMAGES OF REMEDIOS VAROS’
JOURNEY TOWARD WHOLENESS
Mary Wells Barron, Jungian Analyst
This lecture explores the archetypal images of
the extraordinary artist Remedios Varo, who
painted her story of individuation. Her work
reveals a uniquely feminine perspective of the
alchemical process of transformation. Varo was
trained in classical and surrealist art, but her
magical images are wholly unique. They reflect
her deep rapport with the archetypal world,
which she expresses with the detail of a medieval
miniature and the sensibility of a woman attuned
to a profound understanding of soul.
Mary Wells Barron, M.A., M.B.A., M.I.M., is a Jungian
analyst in private practice in St. Louis, Missouri. She
received her analytical training at the C.G. Jung Institute,
Zurich, and has been a member of the training and admissions committees of the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian
Analysts, for which she teaches and chaired a committee on
curriculum. She has a special interest in the healing power
of images and in the body as voice of soul.
MARCH 20
Saturday 10:30am – 4:30pm;
Registration 10:00am
Duncan Center, Delray Beach
Workshop $75 (add $10 for 5 CEUs)
Students $60; $80 late registration*
ACTIVE IMAGINATION:
PATHWAY TO WHOLENESS
Linda van Dyck, Jungian Analyst
The Ego, the outer physical reality, is not enough
to experience the fullness of our lives. To understand our potential and mission in life, each of
us must find a way to unify the conscious and
unconscious parts of our psyche—to wake up
to the potential of our being and then commit
to helping those parts of ourselves that need
attention in order to fully help others. In this
workshop, we will look at how to use Active
Imagination in its various forms to focus and to
become aware of the unconscious reality within
each of us so that our mind and heart may become conscious of and attuned to the Self.
Linda van Dyck, M.Div. LMHC, earned a degree in Analytical Psychology at the C.G. Jung Institute. She studied
and worked in Switzerland for ten years after completing
a Masters in Divinity, in psychology and counseling from
Yale University Divinity School. A member of IAAP and
a senior training analyst with the Inter-Regional Society of
Jungian Analysts, she is in private practice in Palm Beach,
Florida. She presents retreats, workshops and speaks on
various topics of Jungian Psychology.
JUNE 6
Sunday 3 – 7:30pm;
Registration 2:30pm
Riverside Hotel, Fort Lauderdale
Film, Discussion, Dinner & Annual Meeting
$70.00* (add $5 for 2 CEUs);
$75 late registration* IF space is available
MAY 1
Saturday 11:00am – 3:30pm;
Registration 10:30am
Riverside Hotel, Fort Lauderdale
Brunch & Film Discussion
$50* (add $8 for 3 CEUs);
$55 late registration*
Hitchcock’s Notorious:
An Exploration of Anima & Animus
Rick Overman, Jungian Analyst
In Notorious, Alfred Hitchcock weaves
romance and suspense into a dark fairy tale
of power, domination, and addiction versus
compassion and relationship—a tale of timeless significance and current relevance. Ingrid
Bergman and Cary Grant’s intensely passionate but deeply conflicted romance provides a
rich matrix for the exploration of Jung’s notorious yet essential ideas about the anima and
animus archetypes. Whether seen from the
perspective of the collective or the personal,
Notorious serves as an inspiring primer on the
function of anima and animus and their relationship to the development of personality.
Rick L. Overman, Psy.D, is a licensed psychologist
and Jungian psychoanalyst in private practice in Fort
Lauderdale and Boca Raton . Dr. Overman is a
senior training analyst for the Florida Association of
Jungian Analysts and a past president of the Center.
His prior CJSSF film presentations include Forbidden
Planet, Finding Neverland, American Beauty, and
Eyes Wide Shut.
Prior to the annual dinner, we will view excerpts
from the film, The Way of the Dream: Conversations on Jungian Dream Interpretation with
Marion Woodman, Fraser Boa, and MarieLouise von Franz. The Way of the Dream is an
extraordinary series of films that act as a primer
explaining and demonstrating the art and science
of Jungian dream analysis. We will be showing
Marion Woodman’s introduction to “Jung’s Understanding of the Psyche,” “Jung’s Understanding of the Shadow,” and finally Fraser Boa in
conversation with Marie-Louise von Franz titled
– “Charting the Unconscious.” The screening will
be followed by a discussion with the community and Jungian Analysts facilitated by Pamela
Heider, Ph.D., Jungian and Gestalt Psychotherapist, and member of the CJSSF Board.
*UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED, Late Registration is on the Wednesday prior to the
event, at noon. RESERVATIONS FOR RIVERSIDE HOTEL EVENTS ONLY MUST BE PREPAID
BY 3 DAYS BEFORE THE EVENT. SORRY, NO
STUDENT DISCOUNTS OR REFUNDS.
TO REGISTER: Send your check (include address,
phone, email), with your event noted on the check to:
CJSSF, c/o P. PARHAM, TREASURER, PO BOX 669,
HALLANDALE FL 33008. For multiple events please
attach a list. Visit jungcentersouthflorida.org for student
discounts, directions, or to register and pay online.
CEU CREDITS are offered through the Florida Department of Health for Psychologists (#PCE-50 Exp. 5/31/10)
and for Licensed Clinical Social Workers, Marriage &
Family Therapists and Mental Health Counselors
(#BAP-89 Exp. 3/31/11).
BECOME A MEMBER OR RENEW YOUR
MEMBERSHIP for an additional $40 (students $20).
Dues and donations are tax deductible. Email reminders
will be sent for all upcoming events. Send your email
address to: [email protected]
The Center’s message phone number is: 954-525-4682.
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and welcome. Help support the Center’s work and keep
Jungian ideas and events alive in South Florida.
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