Welcome to Minnesota Jung Association

Exploring Jungian Psychology in the Twin Cities

Lectures, discussion groups, salons, and a 2,000-volume Jungian library await discovery.

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Welcome to the Minnesota Jung Association

Exploring Jungian Psychology in the Twin Cities

Lectures, discussion groups, salons, and a 2,000-volume Jungian library await discovery.
Experience
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Events
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Welcome to the Minnesota Jung Association

Exploring Jungian Psychology in the Twin Cities

Lectures, discussion groups, salons, and a 2,000-volume Jungian library await discovery.
Experience
0 Y
Events
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The Minnesota Jung Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to exploring the human psyche and its interconnectedness with community and the world. To this end, we are committed to the study, discussion, and practical application of the theories of the Swiss psychoanalyst Carl Gustav Jung and other pioneering students of soul and spirit. Through theoretical and experiential inquiry, we seek to honor and enhance human awareness, conscious that the vitality of a community rests on the living authenticity of its members.

The MJA currently sponsors low-cost lectures, classes, workshops, salons, and panel discussions on Jungian psychology.

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LATEST EVENT

Upcoming Events:

NOV. 14

Psychological Activism and the Power of Aesthetic Response

Ipek S. Burnett, PhD, will discuss aesthetic response to collective anxiety and social fragmentation as a form of psychological activism.

DEC. 5

Medusa Awakens: Reclaiming the Shadow, the Voice & the Sacred Feminine

Helena B. Scott (MA) will present an immersive online masterclass combining illustrated teaching with guided reflection, symbolic practice, and embodied exploration. 

Knowing your own darkness is the best method for dealing with the darknesses of other people.

Carl Jung