Beyond Gender and the Psychology of Ideological Certainty
The most valuable question raised by Stella O’Malley’s conversation with Ian Cox on Beyond Gender concerns what happens when psychotherapy becomes an instrument of collective […]
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Beyond Gender, Globalism and the Collective Psyche – A Jungian Response to Emmet Connor
The latest episode of Beyond Gender, hosted by Stella O’Malley and featuring Emmet Connor, author of The Red Pandemic, raises a worthwhile question but arrives […]
Beyond Contagion – Monomania, Mythic Quest and the Symbolic Life of the Psyche
The conversation between Stella O’Malley, Mia Hughes and Deanne Jade is serious in both subject and intention. It addresses anorexia nervosa, gender dysphoria, self-harm, obsessive […]
Beyond Gender – Classification, Experience and the Symbolic Life of Identity
The Beyond Gender episode on the classification of gender identity opens up a more difficult question than whether the phrase “transgender child” is true or […]
Protectors, Promoters, and the Psychology of Social Balance
But protection and security are only valuable when not excessively cramping to our existence: and in the same way the superiority of consciousness is desirable […]
Beyond Ideology – Idealisation, Empathy, and the Collective Psyche in the Digital Age
The recent Beyond Gender conversation with Gurwinder Bhogal is ostensibly about social media, attention, addiction, and political contagion. Yet beneath the immediate discussion lies a […]
Beyond Gender, Marcus Evans, and the Limits of a Purely Individual Myth
In a recent episode of the Beyond Gender podcast, psychoanalyst and former Tavistock governor Marcus Evans describes the crisis in youth gender medicine as “the […]
Living Beyond Gender – A Jungian Reading of Cori Cohn’s Story
This blog examines Cori Cohn’s reflections on life beyond gender, as discussed in the recent episode of the Beyond Gender podcast, through a Jungian lens. […]
Psychological Types at the Clinic Door – A Jungian Reading of a Contentious Conversation
This post examines a high-profile discussion on gender medicine through Carl Jung’s framework of psychological types, exploring how introversion, extraversion, sensing, intuition, thinking, and feeling […]
Searching for Meaning in an Unstable World – Reflections on Sascha Bailey and Beyond Gender
What drives the surge in gender identity transitions and the cultural shifts behind them? This blog explores themes from the Beyond Gender podcast with Sascha […]