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Self Exploration with Jung's analytical psychology
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Self Exploration with Jung's analytical psychology

Learn to practice Shadow work through active imagination
Created byEllen Renneboog
Last updated 4/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • Get to know and learn to apply the basic principles of C. G. Jung's analytical psychology
  • Explore hidden aspects of yourself, such as unknown emotions and resources
  • Develop greater psychological depth, flexibility, and compassion towards self and others
  • Improve self awareness and self confidence

Course content

8 sections8 lectures45m total length
  • Introduction6:47

    This is a brief introduction about what the course is all about. I will say a few words about myself, and introduce the content, structure and objectives of the course.

Requirements

  • Please read the disclaimer carefully before registering for the course.

Description

Welcome to this course about Jung's analytical psychology and Shadow work through active imagination. In this course, I will be introducing the main ideas and concepts brought to us by the work of Carl Gustav Jung, a Swiss psychiatrist from the early 20th century, and disciple of Sigmund Freud.

We will look at what Jung’s ideas can bring to our personal lives and look at some practical ways to work with them, in order to discover hidden aspects of our personalities, tap into resources we weren't aware of, develop greater self-awareness, wholeness, and compassion towards ourselves and others.


DISCLAIMER: Even though this course proposes a mere introduction to Jung's ideas, as well as one practical assignment including gentle Shadow work, if you are particularly sensitive, have suffered trauma, or have mental health issues, it may contain triggering content. I decline all responsibility regarding your response to the content. I can provide some assistance regarding the course content, however it is your sole responsibility to be discerning whether your mental health situation is stable enough, and allows a safe experience. In case of doubt, or adverse effects of feeling overwhelmed or distressed by what comes up, I advise you to seek professional guidance or help.

Who this course is for:

  • Beginners interested in Jungian psychology, as well as understanding and doing shadow work, and self exploration and development