The Texas Seminar of the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts

The Texas Seminar of the I-RSJA

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Thank you for visiting our website! The Texas Seminar provides a depth opportunity to study Jungian Analytical Psychology to interested and qualified participants. Our Seminar is one of several Seminars that comprise the Jungian training institute of the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts (IRSJA.org)

We offer a forum for both didactic, experiential learning of analytic psychology and for the conscious development of oneself as an analyst. The Seminar offers training for individuals interested in becoming Jungian Analysts and for clinicians interested in enhancing their clinical practices through an intensive study of Jungian perspective.

We also accept qualified applicants holding master's degrees in other academic disciplines. Students who meet the graduation requirements of both the Seminar and the I-RSJA are granted a Diploma in Analytical Psychology by the I-RSJA, which certifies them as Jungian Analysts.

Who We Are

Our Philosophy

Basic Structure of the Seminar

We base our training philosophy on the understanding that theories of Carl Jung and many post-Jungians can inform the lives of individuals, communities and cultures in positive ways. For participants seeking to train as analysts, we encourage the recognition that a personal Jungian analysis assists in the integration of clinical, intellectual, symbolic, emotional and ethical expertise. For those individuals, we encourage first and foremost the importance of a personal analysis throughout analytic learning. It is important that applicants understand the commitment such a process entails. All participants engage in an in-depth study that invites the integration of not only theory but a personal relationship with the unconscious and as such, we have found that psychotherapy or analysis running concurrently with this study is more than fruitful.

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Basic Structure of the Seminar

The Seminar meets monthly, September through May. Each weekend consists of 7 hours of didactic instruction and 2 hours of clinical casework. A 90-minute process group follows each Saturday class. Clinical participants also engage in a monthly 4 to 6- hour clinical case colloquium, to discuss cases in greater depth with an experienced training analyst. The subject matter of the didactic part of the Seminar focuses on a comprehensive understanding of Jung’s Collected Works, on myth, symbol, and current advances in Analytic Psychology. This includes post-Jungian and psychoanalytic innovations along with classical and archetypal approaches. Our hope is that Seminar participants will develop their own well-integrated perspectives on these theories. Toward this end the process group is an integral part of our curriculum, along with regular case presentations and written papers.

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The Texas Seminar of the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts

The Texas Seminar of the I-RSJA

Thank you for visiting our website!

Who We Are

Our Philosophy

Basic Structure of the Seminar

Basic Structure of the Seminar

Basic Structure of the Seminar

Basic Structure of the Seminar

Basic Structure of the Seminar

Our Focus