Public arguments about sex and gender are generally presented as disputes over rights, definitions, medical evidence, institutional policy and personal identity. These matters are important, […]
The recent Beyond Gender podcast discussion with Jasmin Faulk, Stella O’Malley, and Bret Alderman raises an important question about how empathy, and its corollary protection, […]
This article critiques the “social contagion” metaphor in gender identity debates and offers a deeper lens drawn from Hermetic principles, Kabbalah, and Jungian depth psychology. […]
Sorting apples with apples and pears with pears captures Carl Jung’s warning about confusing psychological orientations. In therapeutic treatment of Gender Incongruence, clarity requires distinguishing […]
How might Gender Identity be understood not only as a medical or political issue, but as a symbolic and archetypal phenomenon? What happens when we […]
What does Jung mean by the Pleroma as fullness and nothingness? How does differentiation shape our becoming as human beings? In what way do sex […]
This blog explores Carl Jung’s concepts of the anima and animus as symbolic contrasexual aspects of the psyche, drawing on The Red Book to examine […]
What does a Jungian perspective reveal about the current debates on gender identity? How do concepts like anima, animus, and archetypes shape our understanding of […]
As I recorded today’s Distraction Therapy podcast, I found myself once again at Leicester Cathedral, shaded from the intense summer heat, contemplating the disorientation and […]
It’s a warm, blustery Monday afternoon in Leicester, and I’m sitting in the cathedral gardens with a notebook and a recorder. After some time away […]
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