Jung, imagination & creativity workshop

Online interactive creative workshop, Monday June 9, 6.30pm-8.30pm GMT

One of the many things that excites me about Jungian psychology is the central role that creativity & imagination plays in transformational growth.

According to Carl Jung, creativity is less about having a gift and more about how we discover our gifts, while imagination is a bridge to the deeper truths of the creative unconscious.

To find out more, join me on Monday June 9th for an online interactive workshop in association with UK learning events organisation Seed Talks.

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In this workshop you will be guided towards a deeper understanding of yourself through the Jungian perspective that creativity and imagination are inherent in all individuals and serve as a pathway to uncovering one’s unique gifts, increasing neuroplasticity, promoting agency, building resilience and living more fully. It will look at where we may experience blocks to creativity and imagination as well as how fostering curiosity, play and receptivity can help us overcome them.

What to expect in this workshop?

• An introduction to the key role of creativity and imagination in Jungian psychology in relation to personal and spiritual growth and accessing embodied wisdom.

• Process-focussed guided exercises designed to awaken your creativity and develop your imaginal IQ that will include the options of writing, drawing and moving which you will be invited to work with in a way that feels right for you.

• A question-and-answer session

What you will need

• Pen and paper

• Drawing materials

• A quiet space to do the exercises

Who is it for?

• Anyone curious about what Jungian psychology can teach about the importance of creativity and imagination in relation to personal growth

• Creative practitioners and professionals in arts-based therapies, psychology, education, health care, and transformational growth interested in learning practical integrative approaches from a Jungian perspective

  Book here