BASIC JUNG SERIES: 

The Journey to Becoming a Jungian Analyst

Saturday, October 17, 2026 | 10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m. PT | Online via Zoom

What does it really mean to become a Jungian Analyst?

Are you curious about Jungian psychology and wondering what it means to become a Jungian Analyst? Join us for the next session of the Basic Jung Series, hosted by the C. G. Jung Institute of San Diego.

This special gathering offers an opportunity to meet a panel of IAAP Jungian Analysts who will share their personal journeys into Jungian psychology and the path toward becoming an analyst.

Rather than a traditional lecture, this will be an open conversation where you can ask questions, hear different perspectives, and learn what this journey involves—both personally and professionally.

We invite you to reflect on what draws you to Jung, what becoming an analyst might mean for you, and how Jungian psychology could deepen your clinical work.

Whether you are just beginning to explore Jung or have been studying his work for years, you are welcome. Bring your curiosity, your questions, and your interest in discovering where this path might lead.

Registration: Please RSVP by email to let us know you plan to attend. We look forward to meeting you and sharing this conversation with you.

C. G. Jung Institute of San DiegoBringing Jungian psychology into the life of our community

PROFESSION AND VOCATION

Presented by:

William K Grevatt, Ed.D., Jungian Training Analyst

Saturday, March 22, 2025

10am – 12:30pm,

Via Zoom

“One of the most difficult questions in the training of future analysts is that concerning their suitability for this profession…and to convey to people that “something” which creates in a person a healing emanation”

(Marie-Louise von Franz, Psychotherapy - Profession and Vocation, page 267)

Join us for an exploration of what contributes to becoming an effective Jungian analyst according to Marie Louise von Franz, who worked directly with Jung for almost three decades and was a founder of the C. G. Jung Institute in Zurich.

We will explore questions such as why it is important to understand our spiritual ancestral past, why it is important for analysts to learn the symptomology of psych-somatic illnesses, the importance of studying fairy tales, mythology and alchemy and much more.

Recommended Reading: Psychotherapy by M. L. von Franz (1990) Shambhala Publications, Boston & London. The Essay “Profession and Vocation” is included in this book.