2010-2011 - Center for Jungian Studies of South Florida

2010~2011 Calendar of Events
WHAT MATTERS MOST
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SEPTEMBER 24
Honoring the Mysteries
New Season begins
Honoring the Mysteries
WHAT MATTERS MOST
23 RD SEASON
2010~2011 Calendar of Events
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shop, Stuart Movie Brunch, Annual Event, and CEUs are not included). Send your
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CJSSF, c/o P. PARHAM, TREASURER, PO BOX 669, HALLANDALE FL 33008
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PO BOX 669
HALLANDALE, FL 33008
2010~2011 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:
PRESIDENT & MEMBERSHIP: Ann Q. Lynch, EdD, LMHC, LMFT
CHAIR: Brenda Astor, RN, DCN
Vice President & PROGRAM DIRECTOR: Pamela Heider, PhD, LMHC
SECRETARY & CONTINUING EDUCATION: Constance Avery-Clark,PhD
TREASURER: Patrick Parham, MA
COMMUNICATIONS: Jeannette Sullivan, MA, David Weller, BA; Lúcia Leão, MA
BOOKSTORE: Richard Chappell, BA
TECHNOLOGY: David Shah, MA, JD
TREASURE COAST CHAPTER CHAIR: Teresa Oster, MS, LCSW
MEMBER-AT-LARGE: Joanna DeAngelo, MA, LMHC, ATR, CAP
JUNGIAN ANALYST: Fred Fleischer, MA
ASSOCIATES OF THE BOARD: Yehudis Levitin, BFA (Communications); Pamela Garel
& Shaira Shah, JD (Hospitality); Hilary Israch, MS, LCSW (Continuing Education)
WEBMASTER: Kristin Rosebrock, BFA
CONSULTANT: Enid Sefcovic, PhD (Communications)
JUNGIAN ANALYST ADVISORS: Danila Crespi MA, LMHC; Judith Moscu, PhD;
Rick Overman, PsyD; Santo Tarantino, PhD; Linda Van Dyck, MDiv, PhD
Why are we here? What is the meaning of existence? What is truly most important in life?
Join us as we explore the paradoxes and ambiguities of psyche, personality, relationships, culture, the arts, and spirituality
— and as we grow to appreciate that keeping these mysteries before us is what matters most…all within a welcoming,
supportive community of mental health professionals and others seeking personal awareness, exploration, and growth.
Visit jungcentersouthflorida.org for expanded event descriptions plus details
on CEUs, discounts, and directions to the Riverside Hotel, All Saints Episcopal
Church, the Duncan Conference Center, and the Hutchinson Island Marriott.
SEPTEMBER 24
Friday 7:00 – 9:30pm
(Dr. James Hollis Film at 7:30)
NEW VENUE!
All Saint’s Episcopal Church, Fort Lauderdale
FREE Admission & Refreshments
CJSSF Presents a Special Event:
What matters most:
Social Event + Annual Book Sale
FEBRUARY 20
APRIL 16
JUNE 5
JUNG AND THE TAROT
SEX, LOVE & ROCK YOUR SOUL: WHAT
MATTERS MOST IN RELATIONSHIPS
THE PARADOXICAL HEALING REQUIRED
BY TRAUMA IN Adam Resurrected
23rD Season Annual Dinner Event:
The RED BOOK of C.G. Jung
Friday 7:30 – 9:30pm; Sign-in 7pm
NEW VENUE!
All Saint’s Episcopal Church, Fort Lauderdale
Lecture $20; Student $15
Julia Turk, Tarot Master
The 78 Tarot cards contain hidden information
about the psyche including archetypes encountered
in modern analysis. These forerunners of our
modern cards “are psychological images, symbols
with which one plays, as the unconscious plays
with its contents...there is a sort of correspondence
or a likeness between the prevailing condition and
the condition of the collective unconscious.” In this
presentation, attendees will learn more about the
correspondences in the Tarot cards and their
connection to methods of analysis.
Presented by the CJSSF Board and Friends
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.
PBS interviews of Dr. James Hollis, world-renowned
Jungian Analyst and author, will serve as a prelude to
his workshop on “What Matters Most: Living a More
Considered Life” on November 19 & 20, 2010. Dr.
Hollis reflects on the differences between the first and
second halves of life, and on the need to recover a
mature, soulful spirituality despite the difficulties of
doing this in our material world.
DECEMBER 10
Living a more
considered life
Julia A. Turk, Certified Tarot Master, is a yacht skipper
who created The Navigator’s Tarot of the Mystic Sea
deck and companion book. She is an artist and past
member of the American Tarot Association and the
Association of Humanistic Psychology.
OCTOBER 16
Saturday 11 - 3:30pm; Sign-in 10:30am
Riverside Hotel, Fort Lauderdale
Brunch & Movie/Discussion
$55 (+$5 for 2 CEUs); Student $40*
HEALING THROUGH MEETING IN
STRANGER THAN FICTION
Kaitryn Wertz, Jungian-oriented Psychotherapist
The American psyche struggles between relatedness
and narcissism, between arrogance, selfishness and
the inability to love. The film Stranger than Fiction
depicts this struggle, illustrating what Martin Buber
called “healing through meeting.” The isolated,
controlled life of an IRS auditor is turned upside
down when he hears a mysterious female narrator
analyzing him in detail and declaring immanent
death. To change his fate he begins a journey of
self-awareness that leads him from self-centered
encapsulation to a new capacity for relatedness.
In the evening session, Dr. James Hollis will introduce the characteristics of a more considered
life. While relationships, love, honor, good work
and reputation are important, what really matters
most is: that life not be governed by fear; that we
learn to tolerate ambiguity; and that we consider
feeding the soul.
Kaitryn (Kate) Wertz, M.Ed., LMHC, is a psychotherapist
in private practice in Jupiter, FL, and is currently in the final
stage of training as a Jungian analyst.
During the day-long workshop, Dr. Hollis will
explore the most important aspects of life: that
we respect the power of Eros; that we step into
largeness; that we risk growth over security; that
we follow the path of creativity; that we engage
spiritual crises; that we write our own story;
that we fight fate and love it also; that we live
more fully in the shadow of mortality; and that
we accept that our home is our journey, and our
journey is our home. It is having wrestled with
these issues, having kept the mystery before us,
that matters most.
All photographs generously loaned to CJSSF by
Raymond Gehman. See raymondgehman.com
James Hollis, Ph.D., has a compelling gift for distilling
complex literary, artistic, historical, philosophical and
scientific material and conveying their symbolic essence.
He is a Zurich-trained, licensed Jungian analyst in
private practice in Houston, TX, where he served as
Executive Director of the Jung Educational Center. He
is Vice President Emeritus of the Philemon Foundation
(dedicated to the publication of the complete works of
Jung) and also Director of the Jungian Studies program
of San Francisco’s Saybrook University. Dr. Hollis is
one of the most widely published Jungian authors with
13 books, including Archetypal Imagination, Finding
Meaning in the Second Half of Life, and his most
recent work, What Matters Most: Living a More
Considered Life.
Constance Avery-Clark, Ph.D., Jungian-oriented Psychologist
Sex and romance are often the most powerful responses
to our personal yearnings. We long for that Magical
Other only to confront a Radical Other that upsets
our intentions and breaks our hearts. This workshop
will explore the paradoxical nature of intimacy and the
necessity of honoring one’s own soul under the influence
of Eros, weaving together Jungian perspectives with
those of Masters and Johnson. Clinical examples will
illustrate intimacy dynamics, and attention will be
given to working with these concerns in one’s own life
and in the lives of one’s clients.
CALL OF THE SEED: MAPPING THE
CO-EVOLUTION OF PSYCHE & SPIRIT
JANUARY 16
Sunday 1:30 – 4:30pm; Sign-in 1pm
Duncan Center, Delray Beach
Workshop $50 (+$8 for 3 CEUs); Student $35*
(Fee includes MBTI®-Form M)
JUNGIAN TYPOLOGY & SPIRITUALITY
Ann Lynch, Ed.D., President of CJSSF
& Jeannette Sullivan, MA, Board Member
Have you ever wondered how your personality affects
your spirituality? Jung’s theory of typology suggests
that human behavior has unique consistencies that
have a powerful impact on spiritual expression and
common stumbling blocks encountered at deeper
spiritual exploration. This workshop will examine
Jung’s theory of types expressed in the Myers-Briggs
Type Indicator® (MBTI), and will help participants
assess their own MBTI® type. It will focus on how
personality type influences one’s spiritual journey, on
cultivating spiritual gifts and practices, and on helping
assess one’s own spiritual progress.
Hillevi Ruumet, Ph.D., Transpersonal Psychologist
The “seed” of Self with which we are born is
always straining toward the path of psychospiritual wholeness. Based on her book Pathways
of the Soul, Dr. Ruumet uses the Eastern Chakra
system as a symbolic framework for outlining this
path’s stages. This workshop explores the path
of inner development and possible applications
on the interpersonal and collective levels for
those committed to consciousness evolution and
psychological individuation beyond conventional
parameters, including the co-evolution of spiritual
and psychological wellness.
Hillevi Ruumet, Ph.D., is a transpersonal, Columbia Universityeducated Clinical Psychologist and former Clinical Faculty Director
at the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology. She has trained in a
variety of therapeutic modalities and interfaith spiritual directions.
Her process and personal practice include a strong Jungian and
Buddhist base with 30 years of clinical experience.
Dominic Callahan, Ph.D., Jungian-oriented Psychologist
Adam Resurrected portrays a gifted magician in a
1930’s Berlin cabaret act as he is brought with his
family to a concentration camp, forced to live like
a dog and play the violin for gas chamber prisoners,
including his own wife and daughter. Using the
Holocaust as a metaphor for universal trauma,
this presentation explores how healing demands
the paradox of turning towards the darkness and
returning to the wounding. Jung’s seminal
ideas about archetypal energies and dissociative
properties, coupled with Jungian Analyst Donald
Kalsched’s work on trauma, provide the scaffold.
Dominic Callahan, Ph.D., is a licensed Clinical
Psychologist in private practice in Coral Springs, FL. A
former President of the Center for Jungian Studies, he
has presented often for the Center on issues ranging from
addiction to the interface of the collective and the personal.
MAY 7
Saturday 1:30 – 4:30pm; Sign-in 1pm
Duncan Center, Delray Beach
Workshop $55 (+$8 for 3 CEUs); Student $40*
BEYOND PRAYER:
The EXPERIENCE of GOD
MARCH 26
CJSSF Treasure Coast Chapter Inaugural Event
Saturday 11am – 3:30pm; Sign-in 10:30am
NEW VENUE! Hutchinson Island Marriott, Stuart FL
Brunch & Movie/Discussion
$55 (+$5 for 2 CEUs); Student $40*
Ann Q. Lynch, Ed.D., LMHC, LMFT, is President and a
founding Board Member of the Center for Jungian Studies
of South Florida. She is Professor Emeritus, Counselor
Education, Florida Atlantic University, and has published
on psychological type and the MBTI®.
Jeannette S. Sullivan, M.A., is a professor at Palm Beach
State College. She is a qualified MBTI® presenter, and
Communications Chair on the Center’s Board of Directors.
Rick L. Overman, Psy.D., is a licensed psychologist & Jungian
psychoanalyst in private practice in Ft. Lauderdale & Boca
Raton. A senior training analyst for the Florida Association of
Jungian Analysts and former President of the CJSSF, he is a longtime student of Buddhism and has a degree in Religious Studies.
A panel discussion follows with local Jungian
Analysts and the audience, facilitated by Dr. Pamela
Heider. An elegant dinner will complete the event.
Murray Stein, Ph.D., is an internationally acclaimed
Jungian analyst, President of the International School of
Analytical Psychology in Zurich, and former President of
the International Association for Analytical Psychology.
Pamela Heider, Ph.D., Jungian and Gestalt Psychotherapist,
is Vice-President and Program Director of the Center.
*UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED, Late Registration BEGINs on the Wednesday prior to
the event. RESERVATIONS FOR RIVERSIDE
HOTEL EVENTS ONLY MUST BE PREPAID 3 DAYS
BEFORE THE EVENT. SORRY, NO REFUNDS.
TO REGISTER: Send your check (with address, phone
& email) payable to CJSSF with event noted on 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, late fees, directions, or to register & pay online.
CEU CREDITS are offered through the Florida Department of Health for Psychologists (50-324 Exp. 5/31/12)
and for Licensed Clinical Social Workers, Marriage &
Family Therapists, and Mental Health Counselors
(50-324 Exp. 3/31/11).
INDIVIDUATION AND DEATH IN
DEAD MAN
Rick Overman, Psy.D., Jungian Analyst
For psychological individuation to occur, the ego
must face the reality of its own death as suggested
in the film Dead Man, offering a vision of one man’s
journey into a hell of meaningless destruction and
heartless violence. Johnny Depp plays a vapid young
accountant who has lost his heart and imagination,
and faces impending death. Reflecting our culture’s
mechanical soullessness, the character is offered
many possibilities for his transformation in this
liminal passage to “the place where all the spirits
came from and all the spirits return.”
Sunday 3 – 7:30pm; Sign-in 2:30pm
Riverside Hotel, Fort Lauderdale
Film, Discussion, Dinner & Annual Meeting
$70 (+$5 for 2 CEUs); Student $55*
Film featuring Murray Stein, Ph.D., Jungian Analyst
While working on The Red Book (1913-1930),
published 48 years after his death, Jung developed
his theories of archetypes, the collective unconscious
and the process of individuation. It is possibly the
most influential hitherto unpublished work in
psychology. With messages of sacrifice, initiation,
transformation, and individuation, Jungian analyst
Dr. Murray Stein describes it as a “A highly stylized
record of a mid-life man’s encounter with his
Soul,” a struggle for psychic survival, and a call to
honor our own journey. The manuscript features
Jung’s brightly hued and strikingly graphic forms
paired with thoughts in his exquisitely illuminated
calligraphy. The Webcast production is shown
with the permission of the Asheville Jung Center.
Constance Avery-Clark, Ph.D., is a licensed Clinical Psychologist
and an AASECT-Certified Sex Therapist who worked at
Masters & Johnson Institute with her husband. She is currently
a Ph.D. candidate in James Hollis’s Jungian Studies Program.
Friday 7 – 9:30pm; Wine & Cheese 6pm
Saturday 9:30am – 5pm (Lunch included)
Duncan Center, Delray Beach
Friday Lecture only: $30; Student: $20*
Fri Lecture+Sat Workshop: $100; Student: $85*
Add $15 for 8 CEUs (Fri only +$5 for 2 CEUs)
NOVEMBER 19 – 20
“In the end, having a more interesting life, a life that disturbs
complacency, a life that pulls us out of the comfortable and
thereby demands a larger spiritual engagement than we
planned or that feels comfortable, is what matters most.”
– James Hollis
Saturday 11:00am – 3:30pm; Sign-in 10:30
Riverside Hotel, Fort Lauderdale
Brunch & Movie/Discussion
$55 (+ $5 for 2 CEUs); Student $40*
MARCH 4 & 5
with James Hollis, Ph.D, Jungian Analyst & Author
Lecture: Friday 7:30 – 9:30pm
Sign-in/Wine & Cheese 6 – 7:30pm
Workshop: Saturday 9 am – 4 pm
Sign-in 8:30 am; Lunch (incl.) 12 – 1 pm
Riverside Hotel, Fort Lauderdale
Lecture Only: $60/Member $50 (+$5/2 CEUs)
Student $50, Student Member $40
Lecture & Workshop: $225/Member $200
(+$15 for 8 CEUs)
Student $160; Student Member $140
See website for late registration fees (after Oct 31)
Sunday 11am - 3:30pm; Sign-in 10:30pm
Riverside Hotel, Fort Lauderdale
Workshop/Brunch: $60 (+ $8 for 3 CEUs);
Student $45*
BECOME A MEMBER OR RENEW YOUR
MEMBERSHIP for only $40 (students $20) for Sept 2010–
Judith Moscu, Ph.D., Jungian Analyst
We must explore the collective unconscious’s
“unbounded and infinite” space that escapes even
the archetypal forms, a space with no images, often
referred to as the realm of God. Our relationship
with God is limited by conventional understanding that may be difficult because the relationship
is paradoxical. God may sometimes be felt as
personal, amicable, and embracing, and sometimes
not! Our relationship with the unconscious may
be experienced as similarly paradoxical. This
workshop explores these ideas and related topics.
Judith Moscu, Ph.D., has her doctorate in Psychoanalytic
Studies, University of Essex, UK, and her licensure in
Psychology and Jungian analytic training in her native
Venezuela. She is a senior training analyst with the
Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts.
June 2011 Season. Dues and donations are tax deductible.
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