Michigan ~ Friends of Jung
Invites you to attend
The Psyche-Body Connection as understood by C.G. Jung
Presented by
Judith Harris M.A.
Graduate of the C. G. Jung Institute, Zurich
Contrary to popular thought, Carl Gustav Jung was intensely interested in the relationship between mind and body, or, in more modern terms, in the relationship between psyche and soma. In fact, Jung often said that it is not only possible but probable that psyche and soma are intimately connected, albeit in some mysterious way. These mysteries are only now beginning to become unravelled in the fields of medicine, Jungian analysis, neuroscience, psychoneuroimmunology, to name but a few. We will look specifically at the space between, so to speak, where psyche and matter meet -- a space which encompasses the Zero-Point Field in quantum physics as well as what is popularly called the subtle body.
After attending high school at The Interlochen Arts Academy in Interlochen, Michigan, Judith Harris earned her first degree in piano performance from the School of Fine Arts at Boston University. She continued her studies in the field of Holistic Medicine, writing her Master's Thesis on the psychological considerations of Candida and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. A graduate of the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich, Switzerland, Judith is also a certified yoga teacher. Judith teaches regularly with The Marion Woodman Foundation and is also a teaching analyst at ISAP (International School of Analytical Psychology) in Zurich, Switzerland as well as at OAJA (Ontario Association of Jungian Analysts) in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Lecture Date: March 27, 2009
7:00 - 9:00 pm
Royal Oak Senior Community Center
3500 Marias Avenue
Royal Oak, Michigan
Lecture Fee:
Members $15
Non-members $20
Full-time Students $10
Payable by check or cash at the door
Contact Information:
Michigan ~ Friends of Jung
P. O. Box 33115
Bloomfield Hills, MI 48303-3115
Phone: 810.220.9348
Web address: www.jungmich.org
Email: mail@jungmich.org
Judith is the author of Jung and Yoga: The Psyche-Body Connection (Inner City Books, 2001) as well as several articles on Jungian psychology.
