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 2022 – 2023 Public Programs are now available for registration.
We are excited to resume in-person programs this fall. These physical gatherings include public Friday evening lectures and Saturday morning workshops during the months of September, October, and November 2022, as well as March and April 2023. All in-person public programs will be held at the Santa Fe Friends Meeting Hall, located at 505 Camino De Los Marquez. As long as COVID-19 numbers remain high locally, masks will be required at these in-person events.
Because during the past two years participants have also found value in our virtual Zoom presentations (particularly those who would not be able to attend in-person events), the January and February 2023 public programs will be held online 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.
An Exploration of the Chingada Complex: The Legacy of Conquest [LECTURE]
Santa Fe Friends Meeting Hall, Santa Fe, NM NMLecture by Jorge de la O The Chingada complex is quite a landmine and the Chicano/a youth throughout the United States are “Los Hijos de la Chingada,” which translates as […]
Day of the Dead and the Chicanx Psyche [WORKSHOP]
Santa Fe Friends Meeting Hall, Santa Fe, NM NMby Jorge de la O The Chingada complex is quite a landmine and the Chicano/a youth throughout the United States are “Los Hijos de la Chingada,” which translates as the […]
Our Country in Crisis: The Beat Goes On [PANEL & FORUM]
Santa Fe Friends Meeting Hall, Santa Fe, NM NMConstance Romero, LPCLarry Rayburn, MABill Kotsch, PhD Following an Institute tradition since September 11, 2001, a panel of analysts have gathered to explore the psychological dimension of our society’s ever […]
Archetypal Psychopomps in Myth and End-of-Life Care [ZOOM webinar]
Zoom Webinar NMby Robin Gates, MA For psychologist James Hillman, the psyche has multiplicity in the form of archetypal energies or patterns, and their primary language is the metaphorical discourse of myths. […]
Jungian Arts-Based Research (JABR) and the Nuclear Enchantment of New Mexico [ZOOM webinar]
Zoom Webinar NMby Susan Rowland PhD & Joel Weishaus Dr. Susan Rowland and Joel Weishaus will present on their book Jungian Arts-Based Research and the Nuclear Enchantment of New Mexico (2021), which […]
Straying from the Path: Fairy Tales, Queer Theory and Queer Energy as Models of an Analytic Attitude [LECTURE]
Santa Fe Friends Meeting Hall, Santa Fe, NM NMby David Solem, MSW, MAPC, MA, MM Those who cannot perform normative cultural narratives often find their voices silenced because they are not mirrored by the culture in which they […]
Jouissance Determines the Necessary Path [WORKSHOP]
Santa Fe Friends Meeting Hall, Santa Fe, NM NMby David Solem, MSW, MAPC, MA, MM Those who cannot perform normative cultural narratives often find their voices silenced because they are not mirrored by the culture in which they […]
The Schizophrenia Complex: Feeling Our Way to a New Attitude [LECTURE]
Santa Fe Friends Meeting Hall, Santa Fe, NM NMby Eve Maram, PSYD April’s Friday evening lecture and Saturday workshop unpack the ideas from Eve Maram’s book, The Schizophrenia Complex (Chiron, 2022), which focuses on the thoughts and feelings […]
The Schizophrenia Complex: Feeling Our Way to a New Attitude [WORKSHOP]
Santa Fe Friends Meeting Hall, Santa Fe, NM NMby Eve Maram, PSYD April’s Friday evening lecture and Saturday workshop unpack the ideas from Eve Maram’s book, The Schizophrenia Complex (Chiron, 2022), which focuses on the thoughts and feelings […]
New Website
Announcing We are excited to announce the a new website for C.G. Jung Institute of Santa Fe. This website is now responsive on different devices and has more functionality for both the Institute and readers alike. We look forward to receiving any feedback you can give...