Group Work, Seminars & Presentations
| TOPIC |
| Notes from the International
Conference on Analytical Psychology: South Africa, 2007
For
many Jungian psychoanalysts, the recent conference in Capetown
was a profound experience, challenging and enriching our ethical
perspectives.
The
South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission, at the end of
Apartheid, was an experiment that requires a dramatic shift in
our core thinking: the ethical model of" an eye for an eye, a
tooth for a tooth" is no longer tenable. Dr. Mathes will show
the healing benefits of bearing witness to trauma and of
forgiveness. Inviting open discussion and participation, she
will examine the South African concept of ubuntu and
compare it with Jung's model of individuation.
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| Healing Transgenerational Trauma in Indigenous Australia |
| Developing Ethics as a Psychotherapist: Readings from a Jungian Perspective |
| Working with Cultural Complexes |
Past Presentations
| TOPIC |
| "Archetypal Aspects of Mourning" |
| "Developmental Theory and Contemporary Infant Research" |
| "Little Miss Sunshine" - Family Dynamics and Individualism |
| "Shades of Love in the Film Babel" |
| "Centerpoint" |
Dr. Mathes conducts seminars on the following issues:
If you would like to create a seminar with Dr. Mathes, please call (225) 755-2445 or email Dr. Mathes at mathes7@cox.net