Jungian psychology

Collective unconscious study

Jungian psychology is the school of thought developed by Swiss psychiatrist Carl Jung, emphasizing the collective unconscious—a shared reservoir of archetypes and symbols common to all humans.

Key concepts include individuation (the process of integrating conscious and unconscious elements), personality types like introvert and extrovert, and the shadow (repressed aspects of the self).

Her therapist takes a Jungian approach.

archetypes

anima

Inner personality essence

self · hero · mother · father · child · trickster · wise old man · maiden · great mother · syzygy

unconscious

collective unconscious

Inherited psychological heritage of humanity

autonomous · instincts · archetypes · ancestral memory · inherited · subliminal · depth · dissociation

therapy

transference

Redirecting feelings to substitutes

dream analysis · therapeutic relationship · analyst · psychodynamics · treatment · healing · integration

individuation

self-realization

Achieving personal potential

personal growth · transformation · self-discovery · maturation · circumambulation · selfhood · becoming · potentiality · centering · rebirth

dreams

symbols

Marks conveying meaning

series · big dreams · reductive · synthetic

shadow

darkness

Total absence of light

confrontation · destructive · disowned · split-off · acknowledgment · embracing

symbolism

mandala

Circular spiritual diagram

albedo · opus · philosopher's stone · uroboros · numinous · mythological · religious

complexes

mother complex

Psychological attachment to one's maternal parent

constellation · savior complex · messiah complex · wounded · triggered · emotionally charged

types

introversion

Inward-directed temperament

sensation · intuition · attitude · rational · irrational · typology · MBTI · personality

Categories
Opposites
methodological approach to mind

Jungian psychologybehaviorism

Psychology studying observable conduct

behavioral psychology · cognitive-behavioral therapy · neuropsychology · cognitive psychology · psychopharmacology

epistemological orientation

Jungian psychologyreductionism

Explaining wholes through parts

physicalism · secular humanism

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