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Analytical psychology
The collective unconscious, archetypes and the search for wholeness
1906 Jung, already assistant to a famed psychiatrist, sent Freud his book on dementia WHAT (schizophrenia)
1906 Jung, already assistant to a famed psychiatrist, sent Freud his book on dementia PRAECOX (schizophrenia)
Jung cured his fainting spells by recognizing that WHAT plus deliberate WHAT cured it, decades before WHAT-based therapies formalized the idea
Jung cured his fainting spells by recognizing that INSIGHT plus deliberate CONFRONTATION cured it: decades before EXPOSURE-based therapies formalized the idea
Jung recognized the difference between WHAT and WHAT
Jung recognized the difference between PSYCHOLOGY and BIOLOGY
Individuation
Becoming who you truly are
Hismajor contribution: Personality development
People may inherit WHAT that cause WHAT, but they don’t have to always struggle
Hismajor contribution: Personality development
People may inherit PERSONALITIES that cause SUFFERING, but they don’t have to always struggle
Hismajor contribution: Personality development
Individuation includes the WHAT unconscious as shaped by the WHAT unconscious
Hismajor contribution: Personality development
Individuation includes the PERSONAL unconscious as shaped by the COLLECTIVE unconscious
Hismajor contribution: Personality development
The process of becoming a true individual - WHAT
Hismajor contribution: Personality development
The process of becoming a true individual - DIFFERENTIATED
Differentiated = WHAT
Differentiated = Whole, intergrating ego with the unconscious psyche
Hismajor contribution: Personality development
Wholeness has three terms: WHAT, WHAT, and WHAT
Hismajor contribution: Personality development
Wholeness has three terms: EGO, UNCONSCIOUS PSYCHE, and COMMUNITY
Hismajor contribution: Personality development
Paths differ by person: WHAT practice, WHAT, grandchildren, gardening, art, etc
Hismajor contribution: Personality development
Paths differ by person: SPIRITUAL practice, SERVICE, grandchildren, gardening, art, etc