This course is for those who have completed one of the four Fundamentals Courses that have been held in Victoria over the past two years, or who have downloaded and listened to the Jung Podcast. The purpose of this course is to examine specific issues within Analytical Psychology, in far greater depth that time permitted in the earlier courses.

Registration details to follow.

This is the second intensive week-end course in the Fundamentals of Analytical Psychology.
The purpose of this course is an introduction to Analytical psychology. By the end of this course you will have a good working knowledge of all of the core concepts of Jungian psychology, be able to address specific questions theoretically (and clinically), and, experience your dreams and the symbols of life in a deeper, richer and more meaningful way. This course will address the needs of the beginner and the professional individual in terms of their existing knowledge.

Dates/ Time: Friday October 13th, 2006 : 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.;   

  Saturday October 14th, 2006  : 8:45 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.;

  Sunday October 15th, 2006 : 9:00 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.

Cost: $210.00 (incl. lunch & coffee/tea) before Sept. 15th ($260 after Sept.15th). To secure a place, please submit payment in full, by September 15th, by cheque, to “John Betts” at 1190A Fort Street, Victoria B.C., V8V 3K8

Refund policy: Cancellation prior to October 1st – 50% refund.

Contact:            John Betts : (250) 360-2040; jbetts5@telus.net

Nov 3rd , 2006 7:30 – 9:45 PM

University of Victoria David Strong Building, Room C116

Many people who wanted to take the six week course in the Fall of 2005 couldn't make all the sessions owing to work and other demands. They asked if we could produce an intensive course over a week-end. That request has translated into Victoria's first week-end intensive Fundamentals Course
The purpose of this 11 hour course is an introduction to Jungian psychology. By the end of this course you will have a good working knowledge of all of the core concepts of Jungian psychology, be able to address specific questions theoretically (and clinically), and, experience your dreams and the symbols of life in a deeper, richer and more meaningful way. This course will address the needs of the beginner and the professional individual in terms of their existing knowledge.

May 5, 2006 7:30 – 9:45 PM

University of Victoria David Strong Building, Room C116

May 6
10 AM – 3 PM
U. Victoria Continuing Education — 910 Government Street

Jung Society Members $100 Seniors and full time students $90 Non-members $110

Tuesdays & Thursdays, Nov 15th - Dec 1st, 2005

COST : $120 by October 15th

Tuesdays & Thursdays,

COST : $120

At the Zurich training institute, where students train to become Jungian Analysts, there is a series of extremely popular Fairy Tale enactment workshops. These workshops permit students to experience fairy tales through enacting them in psychodramas. Small groups of four students choose a Grimm's fairy tale, then act it out in a closed setting before two or three other small groups involved in the same workshop. Three to four enanctments are made, one by each group.

The power of this workshop is in the experience of the archetypal characters of the fairy tale - for a short time you ARE the witch, or the evil king. Each group usually dresses up as actors in the tale, often with costumes, wigs and other proips. The actors then enact the individual roles in the fairy tale, becoming the characters. After de-roling, each actor then speaks within the closed group about what it felt like to be in that role and how they experienced the other characters.

After this, the tale is interpreteted in the larger group. This is a profound way to grasp the power of the fairy tale and one which leaves us with a deeper appreciation of just how the psyche undergoes the individuation process.

A core issue in the workshop is that of complete confidentiality. Nothing from the experience of the group may be discussed outside of the group. This workshop is not about acting ability, but about the ability to experience your own and other's psyches.

Most of us acted out stories and tales as children - this is similar to that with two major differences - we fully become the archetypal character with intention, and we fully debrief the experience.

COST : $90 by September 15th.

Group meeting Friday 30th Sept. Enanctment Saturday 26th Nov, 2005

COST : $90 by October 15th.

The purpose of this 12 session course an introduction to Jungian psychology. By the end of this course you will have a good working knowledge of all of the core concepts of Jungian psychology, be able to address specific questions theoretically (and clinically), and, experience your dreams and the symbols of life in a deeper, richer and more meaningful way. This course will address the needs of the beginner and the professional individual in terms of their existing knowledge.

Tuesdays & Thursdays

October 4th - November 10th. 2005

COST : $240

Greater Victoria Citizen's Counselling Centre : Counsellor appreciation day

Lecture for the Vancouver Jung Society;

H.R. MacMillan Space Centre, Vancouver, BC

This seminar will focus on a particular film from a Jungian perspective. We will analyse the film as a group, paying special attention to the symbols used in the film.

For this seminar I am asking interested people to suggest a film that we can work on. Please email me at
jbetts5@telus.net
with your suggestions.

The purpose of this nine session course is to introduce Jungian psychology to interested people. Jung’s work covers a vast area of the social sciences, notwithstanding psychology, yet is often quite challenging to integrate. By the end of this course you will have a good working knowledge of all of the core concepts of Jungian psychology, be able to address specific questions theoretically (and clinically), and, experience your dreams and the symbols of life in a deeper, richer and more meaningful way. This course will address the needs of the beginner and the professional individual in terms of their existing knowledge.

Mondays 6-8pm

10 January -
7 February

and

7 March -
4 April

Wednesdays 6-8 pm

5 January -
9 February

and

March, 2005

This lectures deals with the powerful imagery of fairy tales and examines why their interpretation is such a crucial aspect of the Jungian tradition. Through fairy tales we access rich material from the collective unconscious, telling us how individuation may happen.

Friday, 1st October, 2004

7:30 p.m.

David Strong Building, University of Victoria