This is an in-depth course into the Red Book. It consists of 20 lectures of approximately 1.5 hours each. In each lecture Robert Bosnak will address a couple of pages of the Red Book. You can read along in your copy of the Red Book.

This course comes with a study guide. This study guide contains a synopses of each lecture, and after each class there are several questions that help you test your understanding. After finishing the whole course and all the tests, you get a CE certificate and a Certificate of Completion from the Jung Platform University.

Starting on January 19th a discussion board will be opened on the Depth Alliance website where people who follow the course can come together and discuss each particular section. This forum will be monitored by two professionals who have been trained in Embodied Imagination with Bosnak for 3 years and by Bosnak himself.

Robert Bosnak, PsyA, is a Jungian psychoanalyst who graduated from the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich in 1977. Since then he was been in private practice in the United States and Australia. He founded the Santa Barbara Healing Sanctuary, developed a method of working with dreams called Embodied Imagination. He also wrote several books, among which the worldwide bestseller ‘A Little Course In Dreams’.

Jill Fischer, MS, APRN, BC produced the study guide. She is a Jungian psychotherapist, board certified, advanced nurse practitioner and clinical specialist in psychiatric nursing. With over forty-five years of clinical experience, Fisher has a private practice and teaches embodied dreamwork worldwide. In 1997, she became a founding member of www.cyberdreamwork.com - the premier voice program on the Internet for interactive work on dreams and imagery. She coordinates group programs and trains embodiment therapists. She is the Director of Clinical Services for the Santa Barbara Healing Sanctuary (www.sbhsanctuary.com).

Coleman Barks was born and raised in Chattanooga, Tennessee, and was educated at the University of North Carolina and the University of California at Berkeley. He taught poetry and creative writing at the University of Georgia for thirty years. Coleman is the author of numerous Rumi translations and has been a student of Sufism since 1977. His work with Rumi was the subject of an hour-long segment in Bill Moyers’s Language of Life series on PBS, and he is a featured poet and translator in Bill Moyers’s poetry special, “Fooling with Words.” He is the father of two grown children and the grandfather of four. He lives in Athens, Georgia. http://www.colemanbarks.com/

David Darling — “Maverick cellist” is the phrase most often assigned to Grammy-winning artist David Darling, but it hardly captures the richness, diversity, breadth and sense of humor of a man who literally redefines the way the cello is played and the way music is taught. His prolific collection of recordings and innovative performance style represent an eclectic variety of musical genres. His playful and unconventional teaching methods have helped open the world of music and improvisation to thousands of individuals. http://www.daviddarling.com/

James Hollis, Ph. D., is a Zurich-trained Jungian Analyst in Houston, TX, and author of thirteen books, the latest being What Matters Most: Living a More Considered Life and Why Good People Do Bad Things.

This is an in-depth course into the Red Book. It consists of 20 lectures of approximately 1.5 hours each. In each lecture Robert Bosnak will address a couple of pages of the Red Book. You can read along in your copy of the Red Book.

This course comes with a study guide. This study guide contains a synopses of each lecture, and after each class there are several questions that help you test your understanding. After finishing the whole course and all the tests, you get a CE certificate and a Certificate of Completion from the Jung Platform University.

Starting on January 19th a discussion board will be opened on the Depth Alliance website where people who follow the course can come together and discuss each particular section. This forum will be monitored by two professionals who have been trained in Embodied Imagination with Bosnak for 3 years and by Bosnak himself.

Robert Bosnak, PsyA, is a Jungian psychoanalyst who graduated from the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich in 1977. Since then he was been in private practice in the United States and Australia. He founded the Santa Barbara Healing Sanctuary, developed a method of working with dreams called Embodied Imagination. He also wrote several books, among which the worldwide bestseller ‘A Little Course In Dreams’.

Jill Fischer, MS, APRN, BC produced the study guide. She is a Jungian psychotherapist, board certified, advanced nurse practitioner and clinical specialist in psychiatric nursing. With over forty-five years of clinical experience, Fisher has a private practice and teaches embodied dreamwork worldwide. In 1997, she became a founding member of www.cyberdreamwork.com - the premier voice program on the Internet for interactive work on dreams and imagery. She coordinates group programs and trains embodiment therapists. She is the Director of Clinical Services for the Santa Barbara Healing Sanctuary (www.sbhsanctuary.com).

This is an in-depth course into the Red Book. It consists of 20 lectures of approximately 1.5 hours each. In each lecture Robert Bosnak will address a couple of pages of the Red Book. You can read along in your copy of the Red Book.

This course comes with a study guide. This study guide contains a synopses of each lecture, and after each class there are several questions that help you test your understanding. After finishing the whole course and all the tests, you get a CE certificate and a Certificate of Completion from the Jung Platform University.

Starting on January 19th a discussion board will be opened on the Depth Alliance website where people who follow the course can come together and discuss each particular section. This forum will be monitored by two professionals who have been trained in Embodied Imagination with Bosnak for 3 years and by Bosnak himself.

Robert Bosnak, PsyA, is a Jungian psychoanalyst who graduated from the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich in 1977. Since then he was been in private practice in the United States and Australia. He founded the Santa Barbara Healing Sanctuary, developed a method of working with dreams called Embodied Imagination. He also wrote several books, among which the worldwide bestseller ‘A Little Course In Dreams’.

Jill Fischer, MS, APRN, BC produced the study guide. She is a Jungian psychotherapist, board certified, advanced nurse practitioner and clinical specialist in psychiatric nursing. With over forty-five years of clinical experience, Fisher has a private practice and teaches embodied dreamwork worldwide. In 1997, she became a founding member of www.cyberdreamwork.com - the premier voice program on the Internet for interactive work on dreams and imagery. She coordinates group programs and trains embodiment therapists. She is the Director of Clinical Services for the Santa Barbara Healing Sanctuary (www.sbhsanctuary.com).

Stephen Aizenstat, Ph.D., is the Chancellor and Founding President of Pacifica Graduate Institute. He has explored the power of dreams through depth psychology and his own research for more than 35 years. His Dream Tending methodologies extend traditional dream work to the vision of an animated world and his work opens creativity and the generative process. Dr. Aizenstat’s book, Dream Tending, describes multiple new applications of dreamwork in relation to health and healing, nightmares, the World’s Dream, relationships, and the creative process. For more information on his other publications, visit www.dreamtending.org.

Jungian Analyst David Schoen has over 30 years experience as an addictions counselor. He is a senior analyst in the Inter Regional Society of Jungian Analysts, and the cofounder of the Jung Society of Baton Rouge. He is a lecturer, writer of several internationally published books and a Louisiana poet. His books include Divine Tempest: The Hurricane as a Psychic Phenomenon and The War of Gods in Addiction: C.G. Jung, Alcoholics Anonymous and Archetypal Evil.

Robert Waggoner is author of the acclaimed book, Lucid Dreaming: Gateway to the Inner Self, and a past President of the International Association for the Study of Dreams (IASD). He co-edits the free online magazine, The Lucid Dream Exchange, and frequently speaks on lucid dreaming at colleges and conferences worldwide.

Michael Meade is one of the greatest depth psychological teachers of our time, and his story telling ability is magical and profound. Mr. Meade has studied myth, anthropology, history of religion, and cross-cultural rituals for over 35 years. His interpretations of ancient myths and symbols are highly relevant to current culture. He has an unusual ability to distill and synthesize these disciplines, tapping into ancestral sources of wisdom, while connecting them to the stories of people today. He is an author, scholar, mythologist and storyteller and founder of a non-profit organization Mosaic Multicultural Foundation.

The soul is the light hidden inside the dark that secretly holds things together within each of us and within the world. Often when all seems lost, the things that are most essentially ours can be found again.
Michael Meade is one of the greatest depth psychological teachers of our time, and his story telling ability is magical and profound. Mr. Meade has studied myth, anthropology, history of religion, and cross-cultural rituals for over 35 years. His interpretations of ancient myths and symbols are highly relevant to current culture. He has an unusual ability to distill and synthesize these disciplines, tapping into ancestral sources of wisdom, while connecting them to the stories of people today. He is an author, scholar, mythologist and storyteller and founder of a non-profit organization Mosaic Voices.

The myriad money complexes clients and therapists both bring to the consulting room reveal many parallels between money and psychology through metaphors such as: inflation, depression, mania, value, allure, obligation, worth, deficit, loss, gain, promise, transference, confidence, failure and trust. Money is the number one reason married couples separate and many families are torn apart by their economic issues, yet money is seldom mentioned in any of our trainings.
As we engage with the phenomena of money we will consider its complex roles in identity, self regard, interpersonal relationships, psychopathology and the injuries of class at all points of the economic spectrum. We will try to understand some of the imaginal underpinnings of our contemporary economy as we deeply explore our personal psychologies of money and consider new possibilities. In an attempt to move beyond quantitative concepts we will also discuss the psychological complexes, symbolic meanings, archetypal influences and spiritual significance of money.
Aaron Kipnis, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist in Santa Monica, California and has been a core faculty member at Pacifica Graduate Institute for 15 years. Outside the classroom, Aaron speaks widely. He is author of Angry Young Men; What Women and Men Really Want; Gender War, Gender Peace; and Knights Without Armor. His award winning documentary film—Awakening—is about Untouchable women’s economic empowerment in rural India and post-Taliban women in Afghanistan. His forthcoming book, The Midas Complex, is about the deep psychology of money.

Dr. Ginette Paris is a psychologist, therapist and author of many books including Wisdom of the Psyche: Depth Psychology after Neuroscience (Routledge 2007). She is core faculty at the Pacifica Graduate Institute in Santa Barbara, California, and Research Consultant in the Somatics Program. Her latest book is Heartbreak: Recovery from Lost Love and Mourning (Mill City Press, 2011).

Dr. Richard Kradin is one of the countries’ foremost experts in mind-body medicine, a research immunologist, Jungian analyst, former Research Director of the Harvard Medical School Mind/Body Medical Institute, and the author of The Placebo Response. He is also an Associate Professor at Harvard Medical School.

The mind is a wonderful thing, capable of brilliant thought and creativity, as well as bringing misery and suffering. How can we understand and work with it? How can we channel this great gift and resource to bring love and joy to our lives and relationships? In this hour long introduction, Zen Master Genpo Merzel will work with us to explore and directly experience how our minds can become our greatest friend and ally.
Dennis Genpo Merzel is a revolutionary in the tradition of the old Zen Masters who so embodied Buddhist teaching that they were able to revitalize and transform it for their own day and age. As Buddhism moved from India to China to Japan and other Asian cultures, it found unique expression in each culture that made its fundamental teachings resonate for a new time and place. Genpo Roshi is working to transmit the essence of the Buddha’s teachings in a way that is readily accessible to Westerners and relevant to our everyday life.
Dennis Merzel is an American Zen and spirituality teacher, also known as Genpo Merzel Roshi. He was a student and is heir of the Japanese-born Zen teacher Taizan Maezumi. Merzel obtained a Master's degree in educational administration from the University of Southern California and went on to become a school teacher.

This exciting Jung Platform launch lecture will explore the intertwining of psyche and nature in the context of the ecological crisis of the melting polar ice. After reviewing how Carl Jung’s description of the psychoid nature of the archetype – the non-psychic aspect of the archetype seen as a bridge to matter in general – Dr. Romanyshyn will draw on a series of images from this journey that have been set to music. They will show how the body as an aesthetic response to the world is the place where psyche becomes nature and nature becomes psyche.
Robert Romanyshyn, Ph.D., is an Affiliate Member of the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts and a Senior Core Faculty Member in the Clinical and Depth Psychotherapy Programs at Pacifica Graduate Institute. He has authored six books, has contributed chapters to numerous edited volumes, and published essays and reviews in many professional journals. In addition to lectures and workshops presented in the U.S., he has taught and lectured in Europe, Canada, New Zealand, Australia and parts of Africa.

Dr. Dennis Patrick Slattery is a brilliant scholar, a dynamic teacher, a poet and an author of numerous publications relevant to depth psychology. After earning his Ph.D. at the Dallas University, he has accumulated 41 years of teaching.

Diane Musho Hamilton is a gifted mediator, facilitator and teacher of Zen and Integral Spirituality. She received transmission in Zen from her teacher Genpo Roshi in 2006. She has worked with Ken Wilber and Integral Institute since 2004. Most recently she and her husband Michael Zimmerman established the Boulder Mountain Zendo, a place for Zen and Integral study located in Salt Lake City and Torrey, Utah.

In 1979 Bob “retired” from the professional theater and became editorial director of Joseph Campbell’s Historical Atlas of World Mythology. When Campbell died (1987), Bob, his literary executor, completed portions of his Atlas and oversaw the posthumous publication of Volume I (two books) and Volume II (three). In 1991, Jean Erdman Campbell and Bob created the Joseph Campbell Foundation (JCF), and he was named its executive director. He continues as executive editor of the Collected Works of Joseph Campbell to guide the publication of Campbell's oeuvre in print, audio, and video. He was appointed JCF president in 1998. He has presented papers, seminars, and/or workshops on four continents, and has served since 2002 as a Trustee of the Tamalpais Union High School District (Marin County, California).

Dr. Owens will speak about his own journey with C. G. Jung as a physician, and consider Jung’s engagement with the illness of our age. He will look at the clinical history of Jung’s own confrontation with the soul, and his transformative journey into the imaginative and mythopoetic matrix underlying consciousness, documented in his famous Red Book – Liber Novus. Over fifty years after his death, does Dr. Jung still have a prescription to offer to our age?
Lance S. Owens MD has worked for three decades as a specialist in Emergency Medicine and serves on the clinical faculty of the University of Utah. A long-time student of C. G. Jung, Dr. Owens lectures frequently on Jung, Tolkien, Gnosticism, and the imaginative tradition in Western history. His essays on these subjects have appeared in several journals and books.
Dr. Lance Owens is a physician in clinical practice. He lectures frequently on subjects related to mythology, creative imagination and psychology.