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Full 2022-23 Introduction to Jungian Principles and Practice course dates

 

MODULE 1 - INDIVIDUATION

April 7

May 12

April 14

May 19

April 21

May 26

April 28

June 2

**NO COURSE MAY 5

MODULE 2 - TRANSFERENCE-PROJECTION-COMPLEXES

                     July 7

August 11

                     July 14

August 18

                     July 21

August 25

                    July28

September 1

**NO COURSE AUGUST 4

MODULE 3 - DREAMS

                   October 6

November 10

                   October 13

November 17

                   October 20

November 24

                   October 27

December 1

**NO COURSE NOVEMBER 3

MODULE 4 – ACTIVE IMAGINATION

                    January 5

February 9

                   January 12

February 16

                   January 19

February 23

                   January 26

March 2

**NO COURSE FEBRUARY 2

***Please note that dates may change if circumstances demand

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