Special Topics in Jungian Psychology
Fall 2025
Six classes offered by the C. G. Jung Institute of Colorado
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Jungian psychology connects us to the rich and mysterious inner world so often discounted by our culture. This series of classes will explore the overlapping but distinct messages that are embedded in myths and folk tales (aka “fairy tales”.) Myths and folktales are as much pathways to individuation as are our dreams. Edward Edinger notes: “Myths are not simply tales of happenings in the remote past but eternal dramas that are living themselves out repeatedly in our own personal lives and in what we see all around us.” Marie-Louise Von Franz says: “…when we study a fairytale motif we do something like making a comparative anatomy of the human psyche…” We hope you can join us.
Meetings will be on Zoom, Wednesday evenings.
TIME: 6:30 to 8:30 PM
PLACE: Zoom
FEE: $180 for all 6 classes /$40 for individual classes
Please send a check to:
CGJIC
1776 S. Jackson St. Suite #203
Denver, CO 80210
PayPal is also available for payment witha $5 fee.
Facilitators are subject to change without prior notice.
Please register for this class by email: chao.christine@gmail.com
The C.G. Jung Institute of Colorado is a non-profit organization recognized by the International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP), the official accrediting body for Jungian analysts, founded by Jung and headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland.
Dates Topics Instructors
Oct. 1- Overview: Interpreting Myths & Fairy Tales, Christine Chao
Oct. 8- Fairy Tale “The White Snake” & “The Three Languages”, Deborah Monninger
Oct. 15- Myth “The Myth of Huitzilopochtli”, Lourdes Albarran
Oct. 22- Fairy Tale “One Eye, Two Eye, Three Eye”, Kathryn Kuisle
Oct. 29- Myth “The Myth of Gilgamesh”, Christopher St. John
Nov. 5- Fairy Tale “The One-Handed Girl: A Swahili Tale”, Lara Newton
Fall 2025
Zoom/Virtual STUDY GROUP IN JUNGIAN PSYCHOLOGY
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An ongoing monthly seminar providing in-depth study of the substance of C.G. Jung’s work—the how and why of his ideas, as well as practical applications. Each semester, participants will meet for four sessions under the tutelage of diplomate Jungian analysts. A variety of subjects will be taught, including structure and dynamics of the psyche, complexes and psychopathology, dream interpretation, alchemy, and archetypes of the collective unconscious.
The seminar is open to the public and is a prerequisite for application to the Analyst Training Program. Participants must have some background in Jungian psychology and be in analysis at least two hours a month with a diplomate Jungian analyst with membership in the International Association for Analytical Psychology. * There are no exceptions to this requirement.
WHEN: Saturday/Sunday (Sunday will be added if the Saturday group fills)
9:00 a.m. – 2:30 p.m. MDT, with an hour lunch break.
To be held on Zoom
COST: $550 if full payment is made by check and postmarked by August 15, 2025.
Send check payable to:
C.G. Jung Institute of Colorado
Attention: Treasurer
1776 South Jackson Street, Suite 203
Denver, Colorado. 80201
You may also pay via PayPal to include a $12.00 processing fee (totaling $562.00) at: www.junginstituteofcolorado.org/payments.html
If payment is received or posted to PayPal after August 15, 2025, there is a late payment fee of $50.00.
Tuition includes $100 non-refundable administrative fee. Tuition, less administrative fee, can be refunded up to
ten days prior to first class. There is a $20.00 return check charge.
For further information and to register, please contact Nancy Ortenberg at: nancyortenberg@msn.com, or call/text at 303-449-2011.
Please do not pay prior to contacting Nancy.
Class size is limited, so early registration is recommended.
*The International Association for Analytical Psychology (IAAP) is the internationally recognized body for credentialing Jungian analysts. The Analyst Training Program of the C.G. Jung Institute of Colorado is fully accredited by the IAAP.
Fall 2025 Zoom Study Group
Dream Analysis
Instructors and Topics
9:00am – 2:30pm
September: 6 & 7
Betsy Perluss
Dream Analysis: Notes of the Seminar Given in 1928-1930, edited by
William McGuire, Bollingen Series XCIX, pages 1-198.
Other selected readings chosen by analyst instructor.
October: 4 & 5
Lara Newton
Dream Analysis: Notes of the Seminar Given in 1928-1930, edited by
William McGuire, Bollingen Series XCIX, pages 201- 295.
Other selected readings chosen by analyst instructor.
November: 1 & 2
Jeff Kiehl
Dream Analysis: Notes of the Seminar Given in 1928-1930, edited by
William McGuire, Bollingen Series XCIX, pages 299 – 564.
Add other readings (examples: CW8, General Aspects of Dream Psychology,
On the Nature of Dreams).
December: 6 & 7
Carol Dieckman
Dream Analysis: Notes of the Seminar Given in 1928-1930, edited by
William McGuire, Bollingen Series XCIX, pages 567 – 706.
Psychology & Alchemy (CW12), Part II (Individual Dream Symbolism in Relation to Alchemy), pp. 39-223.