The C. G. Jung Institute of Santa Fe is a non-profit organization for persons interested in the depth psychology of Carl Gustav Jung. The Institute offers a variety of programs to both professionals and the general public to introduce and deepen understanding of Jung’s psychology individually and in the world.
A Mix of In-person Programs and Online Zoom Webinars
The September 2024 through May 2025 Public Programs have been scheduled. Online registration for the Autumn 2024 programs is available now. Registration for Spring 2025 programs will become available in December 2024.
In person events include public Friday evening lectures during the months of September, October, November, and December 2024, as well as March and May 2025. Our Friday evening lectures offer an additional registration option to attend virtually, online via Zoom. We also offer Saturday morning in person only workshops in September and October 2024 and March and May 2025. All in person programs will be held at the Santa Fe Friends Meeting Hall, located at 505 Camino De Los Marquez.
For January and February 2025, the public programs will be held online only via Zoom as Saturday morning webinars.
We look forward to seeing you soon!
Note: All times for programs are in Mountain Time zone, unless otherwise stated.
In Ananke’s Lap: Necessity and Grace [ZOOM Webinar]
By Safron Rossi In this archetypal psychological exploration of the goddesses Ananke, the Fates, and the Graces, we will consider how grace and receptivity to the archetypal necessity at work […]
The Warrior as a Cultural and Psychological Necessity [ZOOM Webinar]
By Dylan Francisco The world is increasingly at war—literally and metaphorically. To cope, many seek personal methods of gaining peace—through meditation, yoga, time in nature, exercise, even therapy. But these […]
New Light out of Darkness
In this time of the great darkness turning toward a new light, we at the Jung Institute of Santa Fe wish all of you —all the earth— a time of rest, rejuvenation, and deep joy. While the winter sun’s light is weaker and further off, the stars seem to draw closer, cold...