מכון ישראלי לפסיכולוגיה יונגיאנית שנה ב' שנת לימודים 2007 Jung’s Psychological Types Jung’s Typology is a psychology of consciousness or ego psychology. We will learn to understand the rather complex, dynamic structure of the interrelationship and interaction of the two Attitude Types and the four Functions. There will be brief reference to some later developments and variations of Jung’s basic model. Next we will discover how an understanding of the Types can contribute to an understanding of ourselves and our relations to others - to our families, our patients and the world. Jung saw his theory of Types as revealing a spiral movement on the way towards the process of Individuation. Essential in this process is the recognition and meeting with our Inferior Function. We will touch on the relevance to a view of pathology from the perspective of Jung’s Types. Ruth Seliger. Please excuse my English summary! מריזה תיתן הדרכה קלינית על הנושא. היא מבקשת שחברי הקבוצה יכינו מקרים להדרכה ויקבעו ביניהם את התאריך בו כל אחד יציג. Reading Jung: Psychological Types, Collected works Vol. 6 Introduction and Chapter 10. Von Franz, Hillman: Jung’s Typology Recommended reading, two essays – “The Use of Psychological Typology in Analysis” Alex T. Quenk and Naomi L. Quenk In – Jungian Analysis, edited by Murray Stein, Shambala 1984 P.157 – 170 “Psychological Types in Transference, Countertransference and the Therapeutic Interaction”. John Beebe. 1984 Chiron Publications

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