Why
Jung Matters
The Relevance of Analytical Psychology Today
The depth and breadth of C.G. Jung’s Analytical Psychology threw a big
net -- so big it is not surprising that the concepts that he developed in
the mid-20th century are today becoming even more accepted and integrated
into clinical work and readings of film, literature and other art forms. In
this 20th Anniversary Season of the Center, we see that Jung matters as much
or more now as ever. All of the season’s events are located in Fort
Lauderdale. This website has details on CEUs, payment and discounts, and
for directions to the Riverside Hotel, the Sunshine Cathedral and Cinema Paradiso.
Membership
Membership for the Center of Jungian Studies of South Florida provides a
community for those who have an ongoing interest in depth psychology and the
work of Carl Jung. The Center serves the South Florida community, especially
the tri-county areas of Broward, Dade, and Palm Beach counties.
Annual dues are $40 for members, $20 for students. Members are given
priority for limited seating events. Membership includes a 10% discount on
our books. Non-members as well as those who are new to analytical psychology
are welcome.
Mission Statement
The Center for Jungian Studies of South Florida, Inc. is a non-profit educational association that serves licensed mental health professionals and the greater community by fostering the study of the psychology of Carl G. Jung. The Center presents educational services including lectures, seminars, discussions and workshops to address the psychological, social and spiritual issues of our time while providing a forum for personal reflection and development.
Continuing Education
Our programs are offered for mental health professionals wishing to gain
a greater understanding of psychological theory and clinical practice from a
Depth / Jungian perspective. We have been an approved provider from the
State of Florida since 1991.
CEU credits are provided through the Florida Department of Health for
Psychologists (#PCE-50 Exp. 5/31/08) and for Licensed Clinical Social
Workers, Marriage and Family Therapists and Mental Health Counselors
(#BAP-89 Exp. 3/31/09). Other licensed professionals may be able to count
our CEUs towards their licenses.
For more
information on continuing education credits, contact
Ann Lynch
