Exploring the Depths of Jungian Psychology with Quique Autrey | PSYCHE Podcast Interview

Exploring the Depths of Jungian Psychology with Quique Autrey | PSYCHE Podcast Interview

In this captivating episode of the PSYCHE podcast, host Quique Autrey embarks on a deep dive into the world of Jungian psychology with guest Joel Blackstock. Together, they explore a wide range of topics, from the potential oversimplification of Jung’s ideas by...
The Psychology of Selves: The Pioneering Work of Hal and Sidra Stone

The Psychology of Selves: The Pioneering Work of Hal and Sidra Stone

Who were Sidra and Hal Stone? 1.1. The Stones’ Journey from Traditional Analysis to Voice Dialogue Hal and Sidra Stone, the creators of the innovative therapeutic modality known as Voice Dialogue, began their careers as traditional Jungian analysts. However,...
Arnold Mindell and Process-Oriented Psychology: Pioneering a Path Beyond Jungian Analysis

Arnold Mindell and Process-Oriented Psychology: Pioneering a Path Beyond Jungian Analysis

Who is Arnold Mindell? Arnold Mindell is a pioneering figure in the field of depth psychology who has made significant contributions through his development of process-oriented psychology, also known as process work. Mindell’s approach represents a creative...
Michael Meade: Mythopoetic Wisdom for a Troubled World

Michael Meade: Mythopoetic Wisdom for a Troubled World

Michael Meade: Mythopoetic Wisdom for a Troubled World Who is Michael Meade? In a time of global crisis and cultural upheaval, the work of Michael Meade offers a beacon of hope and renewal. As a mythologist, storyteller, and scholar, Meade has spent decades exploring...
Richard Tarnas: Cultural History Through Astrology

Richard Tarnas: Cultural History Through Astrology

Who is Richard Tarnas? Richard Tarnas (b. 1950) is a pioneering American cultural historian and philosopher whose innovative theories of human history, consciousness, and cosmology have transformed the study of culture, psychology, and spirituality. Over a prolific...
Marion Woodman: Pioneering the Conscious Feminine and the Embodied Soul

Marion Woodman: Pioneering the Conscious Feminine and the Embodied Soul

Who was Marion Woodman? Marion Woodman (1928-2018) was a groundbreaking Canadian mythologist, Jungian analyst, and author who pioneered the exploration of feminine psychology and spirituality. Over a prolific career spanning five decades, Woodman developed a profound...
Lionel Corbett: Exploring the Psyche, Spirituality, and the Sacred

Lionel Corbett: Exploring the Psyche, Spirituality, and the Sacred

Who is Lionel Corbett? Lionel Corbett (1945-) is a prominent Jungian analyst, professor, and author whose innovative theories on the relationship between psychology, spirituality, and the sacred have made significant contributions to the fields of depth psychology,...
Who is Ginette Paris?

Who is Ginette Paris?

Ginette Paris (1945-) is a French-Canadian psychologist, scholar, and author whose work explores the interplay of mythology, psychology, and spirituality in the modern world. Drawing on the depth psychology of C.G. Jung, the mythological studies of Joseph Campbell,...
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...
Arnold van Gennep and the Rites of Passage: Illuminating the Structure of Human Transitions

Arnold van Gennep and the Rites of Passage: Illuminating the Structure of Human Transitions

Who Was Arnold van Gennep? Arnold van Gennep (1873-1957) was a pioneering French anthropologist and folklorist who made significant contributions to the study of rituals, particularly rites of passage. His seminal work, “Les rites de passage” (The Rites of...