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WINTER 2026

Creative Mythology and Individuation with Dr. Evans Lansing Smith • starts April 29

Body As Shadow: Jung’s Method of Embodied Healing Book Presentation Q&A with author and analyst Erica Lorentz • Friday May 8

Befriending the Shadow: A Jungian Experiential Inquiry with Helge Michael Osterhold, PhD • Thursdays
starting May 14

Magdalene Metamorphosis: Mary of Magdala as Shapeshifting Archetype Across Time with Teddy Hamstra, Ph.D. - Mondays in July

The Question of Crop Circles: Mystery and Meaning with author Gary S. Bobroff • Thursdays starting July 2

The Dark Goddesses: Archetypes of Feminine Power, Rage, and Transformation with Melissa Kim Corter - August

Creative Mythology and Individuation

with Dr. Evans Lansing Smith

This series focuses on a series of three archetypal dreams richly amplified by motifs from mythology. An illustrated memoir of Dr. Evans travels with Joseph Campbell introduces the sessions.

WEDNESDAYS beginning April 29

BODY AS SHADOW:
JUNG’S METHOD OF EMBODIED HEALING


BOOK PREsENTATION and Q&A

• FREE • 

with author ERICA LORENTZ

May 8, 2026

Befriending the Shadow:
A Jungian Experiential Inquiry

with Helge Michael Osterhold, PhD

This 4-week experiential course offers a depth-psychological inquiry into personal and collective dimensions of the shadow, grounded in Jung’s model of the psyche and informed by post-Jungian developments.

Thursdays starting May 14

Magdalene Metamorphosis:
Mary of Magdala as Shapeshifting
Archetype Across Time

with TEDDY HAMSTRA, Ph.D.

This course charts the many afterlives of Mary Magdalene as she metamorphosizes through scripture, legend, art, heresy, and modern spiritual imagination, treating her as an archetypal force unto herself.

Mondays • July

The Question of Crop Circles:
Mystery and Meaning

with author
GARY S. BOBROFF, M.A.

By popular demand, author Gary S. Bobroff takes us back into the mysterious phenomenon of crop circles. We’ll look at the science and history surrounding this phenomenon and approach the topic, as one would a dream, looking at archetypal, Jungian and symbolic approaches to it’s meaning.

THURSDAYS • July

The Dark Goddesses:
Archetypes of Feminine Power, Rage, and Transformation

with MELISSA KIM CORTER, Ph.D.

The Dark Goddesses is a four-part descent into the underworld of the feminine psyche, guided by myth, Jungian theory, and depth psychological practice. Through the figures of Persephone, Hecate, Medusa, and Nyx, this series explores the archetypal dimensions of descent, liminality, wound, and shadow.

WEDNESDAYS • AUGUST