The transformation of a complex only happens through an experience of the attendant feelings — in other words, an embodied experience. The goal of this seminar is to develop an awareness of the transference/counter-transference issues through one’s own embodied experience, and to thereby become more aware of complexes in the analytic setting. There will be a short assignment due one week prior to the seminar date. The seminar will include an experiential component as well as case material.

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Required Reading:

<br>Conforti, M., Field, Form & Fate, Spring, 1999, Pages xiii-xv

<br>Edinger, E. F., The Mystery of The Coniunctio, Inner City, 1994. Pages 54-56

<br>Jacoby, M., The Analytic Encounter, Inner City, 1984. Pages 36-42, 91-93

<br>Jung, C.G., CW 16, Para 353-360, 362-375

<br>Jung, C.G., Seminar on Nietzsche’s Zarathustra, Abridged, Jarrett, James L., Ed., Pages 99-100, 174-175

<br>McConnell, S., Somatic Internal Family Systems Therapy, North Atlantic, 2020.

<br>The Anatomy of Breath, 100-102

<br>Conscious Breathing, 102-104

<br>Resonance in History and in Contemporary Practice 136-140

<br>Schwartz-Salant, N., Narcissism and Character Transformation, Inner City, 1982, Pages 118-123, 125-bottom of 127, 151-154