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Jungian Perspectives in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy
Maria Papaspyrou, MSc (Psychotherapist & Co-director of the Institute of Psychedelic Therapy)
Thursday 14 August, 2025 7PM CEST (6PM BST, 1PM ET, 10AM PT)
Online via Zoom
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This session explores how Jungian depth psychology can inform and enrich psychedelic-assisted therapy. Rooted in a soul-centered approach, Jungian theory offers tools for engaging with symbolic content, archetypes, shadow material, and the individuation process, elements often activated in expanded states of consciousness.
Participants will gain insight into applying Jungian concepts to clinical practice, with attention to therapeutic presence, unconscious dynamics, and the inner healing intelligence of the psyche. Through a depth-oriented lens, this session will support practitioners in cultivating greater attunement to the imaginal dimensions of psychedelic therapy.
What you will learn
- How key Jungian concepts, such as archetypes, shadow, and individuation, relate to psychedelic experiences
- The role of the unconscious and symbolic material in healing processes
- Ways to relate depth psychological frameworks in preparation and integration
- How to engage with expanded states of consciousness from a soul-centered perspective
Who is this for?
- This session is designed for professionals working in or entering the field of psychedelic therapy, including: Therapists, clinicians, and mental health practitioners interested in evidence-based integration models
- Psychedelic therapists and practitioners seeking tools for client preparation and post-session integration
- Researchers exploring therapeutic mechanisms and psychotherapeutic frameworks in psychedelic studies
- Professionals committed to ethical, flexible, and values-guided approaches to psychedelic care