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CE Credit information
The material is presented at an introductory level, requiring no background in mythic studies, narrative theory, or Jungian psychology.
This course is approved for the following credits:
- Psychology, MFT, LCSW, NBCC : 6 CE hours
- Nursing : 7 hours
Most teachers must get credits approved by their school administration. Center courses meet the requirements in most states. Contact us if you need more information about receiving credit in your state.
Dates and Registration Information
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The Beloved of the Soul
Seeking the Inner Union
Love stories from folklore reflect psychological life in amazing detail. We
will use an archetypal perspective on tales of desire and devotion to
glimpse unconscious issues. Both idealization and discontent can represent
underlying issues. Our primary focus is on the inner life of the
individual, not couple issues. This course explores how the symbolic
journey is revealed in classic courtship tales.
Learning Objectives
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Understand romantic ideas as psychological processes.
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Detect how love stories can reflect limited personality integration.
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Draw parallels between belief systems and courtship expectations.
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About the Presenter
Jonathan Young, PhD is a psychologist (PSY10231) who assisted mythologist Joseph Campbell for several years at seminars -- and was the Founding Curator of the Joseph Campbell Archives and Library. As a professor, Dr. Young created and chaired the Mythological Studies Department at the Pacifica Graduate Institute in Santa Barbara. His recent book is .
Other presentations on Mythic Stories
Jonathan Young also gives frequent public talks, workshops, and
in-service trainings throughout the U.S., Canada, and Britain.
Dr. Young's
is updated several times a year.
Reading List
This seminar is taught at the introductory level and requires no advance preparation. However, participants are provided with a recommended reading list as part of their class materials. Preview for this seminar.
For more information
, call the Center at 805 687-7171, check the of upcoming workshops.
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