The Psychology of the Dragon Archetype

The Psychology of the Dragon Archetype

"Perhaps all the dragons in our lives are princesses who are only waiting to see us act, just once, with beauty and courage. Perhaps everything that frightens us is, in its deepest essence, something helpless that wants our love." - Rainer Maria Rilke Dragons have...

Cults, Propaganda and Lies: Exploring Inner and Outer Manipulation

Cults, Propaganda and Lies: Exploring Inner and Outer Manipulation

Why do People Join Cults and Believe Propaganda? The Internet and the Illusion of Truth When the internet first emerged, many believed it would solve our political problems by providing universal access to truth. I remember these days myself and there was a...

The Future of Therapy: Navigating the Tensions of Our Time

The Future of Therapy: Navigating the Tensions of Our Time

As a practicing therapist, I find myself constantly grappling with the widening gulf between the realities of clinical work and the priorities of the academic and research establishment in psychology. We are living through a time of profound cultural and...

The Unfinished Legacy of Alfred Adler: Revisioning Psychology for Social Transformation

The Unfinished Legacy of Alfred Adler: Revisioning Psychology for Social Transformation

"The human psyche is shaped by the interplay between inner drives and outer cultural forces. For every dominant social pattern, the unconscious generates a compensatory movement, seeking to restore balance and wholeness. By understanding these cultural-psychological...

The 12 Major Archetypes: Exploring Universal Patterns of Human Experience

The 12 Major Archetypes: Exploring Universal Patterns of Human Experience

Exploring Universal Patterns of Human Experience In the vast tapestry of human psychology, certain patterns emerge that seem to transcend culture, time, and individual experience. These universal themes, known as archetypes, were first identified by Swiss psychiatrist...

The “Lost World” of Miyazaki’s Masterpiece

The “Lost World” of Miyazaki’s Masterpiece

*This review contains spoilers for the film The Boy and the Heron What is The Boy and the Heron trying to tell us? To escape from this depressing situation, they often find themselves wishing they could live in a world of their own - a world they can say is truly...

Unlocking the Power of Archetypes: Dr. Laurence Hillman on Transforming Leadership and Life

How Can the Archetypes at Work, Work for You? Intro to Dr. Hillman's Work Dr. Laurence Hillman is an archetypal astrologer, coach, and speaker with over 45 years of experience. He is the co-creator of the Archetypes at Work™ model used for leadership development and...

Carl Jung: Explorer of the Soul A Comprehensive Examination of His Life, Work, and Legacy

Carl Jung: Explorer of the Soul A Comprehensive Examination of His Life, Work, and Legacy

Read More on Jung here: Jungian Analysis Archetypes Jung’s Method Jungian Thought 1 Who was Carl Jung? 1.1. The Significance of Jung in Psychology and Beyond Carl Gustav Jung (1875-1961) stands as one of the most influential and controversial figures in the history of...

The Anthropology of Victor Turner: Ritual, Liminality, and Cultural Performance

The Anthropology of Victor Turner: Ritual, Liminality, and Cultural Performance

Who is Victor Turner? Victor Turner (1920-1983) was a pioneering British cultural anthropologist whose innovative theories of symbols, ritual, and performance transformed the study of human society and culture. Over a prolific career spanning four decades, Turner...

The Interpersonal Neurobiology of Allan N. Schore: Exploring the Developmental Origins of the Self

The Interpersonal Neurobiology of Allan N. Schore: Exploring the Developmental Origins of the Self

  Who is Allan Shore? Allan N. Schore, Ph.D. is a pioneering researcher and theoretician whose work has revolutionized our understanding of human development, the emergence of the self, and the process of therapeutic change. Drawing on cutting-edge research from...