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Jungian analysis is a therapeutic approach rooted in the theories of Carl Jung, focusing on exploring the unconscious, archetypes, and symbolic imagery to promote self-discovery, individuation, and psychological integration. If you are looking for a practitioner experienced in Jungian analysis, It's Complicated has the perfect match for you, available online and in-person. Because life is complicated, but finding a therapist shouldn't be.
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Anna Bidna
Anna Bidna
Dmitry Gourov
Dmitry Gourov
Anna Altman
Anna Altman
Elizabeth Becker
Elizabeth Becker
Larisa Kharlanova
Larisa Kharlanova
Jędrzej Krzysztof Skibowski
Jędrzej Krzysztof Skibowski
Hamoar Jaf
Hamoar Jaf
Inge Marchesini
Inge Marchesini
Yu-Han Chen
Yu-Han Chen
Danijel Pantic
Danijel Pantic
Wolfgang Heine
Wolfgang Heine
Facundo Illobre
Facundo Illobre
Raoni Duran
Raoni Duran
Fernanda Cotelessa
Fernanda Cotelessa
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Fabiano Zamel, M.D., Psychiatrist
Fabiano Zamel, M.D., Psychiatrist
Hugo Iglesias Moraes
Hugo Iglesias Moraes
Dr. Alfred Messmann
Dr. Alfred Messmann
Mostafa Kazemian
Mostafa Kazemian
Stefano Carpani
Stefano Carpani
Bouchra Arbaoui
Bouchra Arbaoui
Robin Wildt Hansen
Robin Wildt Hansen
Andrés Ocazionez
Andrés Ocazionez
Maita Nichols
Maita Nichols
David Marcus Schmid
David Marcus Schmid
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Jungian analysis and its applications
Jungian analysis is a form of depth psychology practised by experienced professionals who guide individuals through an introspective process. The Jungian analyst may use various techniques, such as dream journaling and interpretation, and creative experiences likes art, movement, or music, to encourage creative and release your imagination. At It's Complicated, our team of Jungian analysts specializes in helping clients understand their inner world and personal narratives. Through collaborative dialogue, we assist clients in uncovering hidden patterns, unresolved conflicts, and latent potentials, fostering psychological growth and integration.
How Jungian analysis works
The therapeutic journey in Jungian analysis unfolds through dialogue, dream analysis, and active imagination. Our analysts provide a safe space for clients to explore their dreams, fantasies, and symbolic imagery, shedding light on unconscious dynamics and representations. Through the exploration of personal myths and narratives, individuals gain insight into their psychological development and inner conflicts, fostering authenticity and wholeness. Jungian analysis emphasizes the importance of integrating polarities and embracing the complexity of the psyche, leading to a more balanced and harmonious way of being.
Is Jungian analysis right for you?
Jungian analysis offers a unique approach to self-exploration and personal growth, particularly suited for individuals seeking depth and meaning in their lives. Whether grappling with existential questions, navigating life transitions, or managing inner turmoil, Jungian analysis provides a framework for inner exploration and psychological integration. If you're drawn to exploring the symbolism and mythology of the unconscious, Jungian analysis may offer valuable insights. Reach out to an experienced Jungian analyst from the It's Complicated community to begin.
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