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This conference is being organised to celebrate the Centenary of Jung’s seminars in Cornwall at Sennen Cove (1920) and Polzeath (1923).The weekend will combine presentations by speakers from the USA, Europe and UK, reflecting some of the themes from Jung’s Cornwall seminars 100 years on. These will be combined with a choice of workshops and creative events in a spectacular coastal setting which honours Jung’s reverence of the sea.There will be a total of 11 certified CPD hours, plus time to appreciate the social atmosphere and physical environment.CENTENARY CELEBRATION OF JUNG SEMINARS IN CORNWALLMany thanks to Polhawn Fort for permission to incorporate their photographs of the unique venue, which will form the setting for this celebration.JUNG BY THE SEA

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SONU SHAMDASANISPEAKERSSonu Shamdasani is a London-based author, editor, and professor at University College London. His research and writings focus on Carl Gustav Jung (1875-1961), and cover the history of psychiatry and psychology from the mid-nineteenth century to current times.In 2003 Shamdasani co-founded the Philemon Foundation, which sought to publish all of Jung’s works and is currently engaged in preparing Jung’s 14 Polzeath seminars from 1923 for publication. He is the author of: Cult Fictions: C. G. Jung and the Founding of Analytical Psychology (London: Routledge, 1998); Jung and the Making of Modern Psychology: The Dream of a Science (Cambridge University Press, 2003); Jung Stripped Bare by His Biographers, Even (London: Karnac Books, 2004) and C. G. Jung. A biography in Books (New York: W. W. Norton & Company, 2012). He is the editor of: C. G. Jung, The Psychology of Kundalini Yoga; Notes of the Seminar Given in 1932 by C. G. Jung (Bollingen/Princeton University, 1996); C. G. Jung, The Red Book Liber Novus (Philemon Series & New York/London: W. W. Norton & Company, 2009); C. G. Jung, History of Modern Psychology: Lectures Delivered at the ETH Zurich, Volume 1, 1933-1934 (Philemon Series & Princeton University Press, 2018); and C. G. Jung, The Black Books of C.G. Jung (1913-1932) (Stiftung der Werke von C. G. Jung & W. W. Norton & Company, 2020).

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LIZ GREENETom Cheetham PhD is the author of five books on the imagination in religion, psychology and the arts, and one book of poems. He is a Fellow of the Temenos Academy in London, and has taught natural science and humanities since 1987. He teaches and lectures regularly in the US and Europe.www.tomcheetham.comTOM CHEETHAMDr Liz Greene is an American-British astrologer, psychologist and author, with doctorates in both psychology and history.She trained and qualified as a Jungian Analyst with AJA in 1983, and has been one of the most consistently popular astrologers of the 20th century. In addition to clinical work, giving frequent lectures and directing a certificate programme in psychological astrology, she has continued to produce many books, as well as engaging in scholarly work on the Kabbalah, Magi and Maggidim: The Kabbalah in the British Occult Revival, 1860-1940.Her most influential astrology books include Saturn: A New Look at an Old Devil, and the philosophically-inclined The Astrology of Fate. Psychology orientated books of influence are Jung’s Studies in Astrology: Prophecy, Magic, and the Qualities of Time and The Astrological World of Jung’s ‘Liber Novus’: Daimons, Gods, and the Planetary Journey. The Outer Planets & Their Cycles, The Luminaries (with H. Sasportas) and The Dark of the Soul are other examples of her work.

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CHRISTIAN ROESLERBecca Tarnas, PhD, is a scholar, artist, and editor of Archai: The Journal of Archetypal Cosmology. She received her doctorate in Philosophy and Religion from the California Institute of Integral Studies (CIIS), with her dissertation titled The Back of Beyond: The Red Books of C. G. Jung and J. R. R. Tolkien. Her research interests include depth psychology, archetypal studies, literature, philosophy, and the ecological imagination. She teaches at both Pacifica Graduate Institute and CIIS, and is the author of the book Journey to the Imaginal Realm: A Reader’s Guide to J. R. R. Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings.www.beccatarnas.comBECCA TARNASChristian Roesler is a Professor of Clinical Psychology at the Catholic University of Applied Sciences in Freiburg, Germany and a lecturer of Analytical Psychology at the University of Basel. He is also a Jungian psychoanalyst in private practice in Freiburg and member of the faculty of the C.G. Jung-Institutes in Stuttgart and Zurich. He specialises in working with couples and families, and in interpretive research methods.Research and publications include: Analytical Psychology and contemporary sciences, couple counselling, postmodern identity construction, narrative research, and media psychology.

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SHARON BLACKIEDr. Sharon Blackie is an award-winning writer and internationally recognised teacher whose work sits at the interface of psychology, mythology and ecology. Her highly acclaimed books, courses, lectures and workshops are focused on the development of the mythic imagination, and on the relevance of myths, fairy tales and folk traditions to the personal, social and environmental problems we face today.As well as writing four books of fiction and nonfiction, including the bestselling If Women Rose Rooted, her writing has appeared in several international media outlets, among them The Guardian, The Irish Times, and The Scotsman. Her books have been translated into several languages, and she has been interviewed by the BBC, US public radio and other broadcasters on her areas of expertise.www.sharonblackie.net

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Throughout human history, people have met together to share their dreaming and learn how to use dreams to guide and inform their lives. We dream about important initiatory experiences from birth to death, as well as to make sense of daily life. As Jung said, dreams have a social function. Freud called them the royal road to the unconscious. Social dreaming is potentially as much a part of contemporary life as it has always been. It has been used within the Jungian community for many years, and independently developed by the work of Dr. Gordon Lawrence and colleagues at the Tavistock Institute, London. It is widely used in organisational development and management consultancy. Social Dreaming aims to transform thinking through exploring dreams by free association, amplification and systemic thinking to make links and find connections between the dreams, to reach new thoughts. It accesses the thinking, wisdom and knowledge embedded in dream symbols. It is not concerned with individual dreams but focuses on what is shared among participants’ dreams. The dream matrix mirrors in conscious, waking life the unconscious world of dream-work. The dream, not the dreamer, is the focus of the work of Social Dreaming. In a matrix, participants sit in an open arrangement of chairs, narrate their dreams, and offer associations and reflections. After each matrix, there is a dream reflection dialogue where insights from dreams are linked back to our everyday world. The Dream Matrix will be hosted by:Dr. Carola Mathers. Carola worked as a psychiatrist in the NHS for many years, training as a Jungian analyst alongside this. Upon leaving the NHS she established her private practice, first as a member of the Society of Analytical Psychology, and later as a member and Training Analyst with the Association of Jungian Analysts. Her publications include ‘The Symbolic Container’ in ‘Vision and Supervision, ed Dale Mathers, Routledge 2009, and ‘the Queen and the Servant’ in Alchemy and Psychotherapy, ed Dale Mathers, Routledge 2014. She is a certified Social Dreaming Host and is preparing a guest chapter on Social Dreaming for a forthcoming book on Dreams by Dale Mathers. She is a practising artist (website www.alternativeartsales.com).Fiona Palmer-Barnes. Fiona trained as a Jungian Analyst with the Association of Jungian Analysts and is now a Supervising Analyst for AJA. Her publications include Complaints and Grievances in Psychotherapy Routledge 1998; she edited, with Lesley Murdin, Values and Ethics in the Practice of Psychotherapy and Counselling Open University Press 2001; and has written chapters in Vision and Supervision ed. Dale Mathers, Ethics in Supervision Routledge 2009 and The Ethical Attitude in Analytic Practice ed Solomon and Twyman, Routledge 2003, Ethics in Practice. She is a qualified Social Dreaming host, has a private practice in Bath, where she is also actively engaged in creative pursuits such as weaving and bookbinding.SOCIAL DREAMINGCAROLA MATHERS & FIONA PALMER-BARNESWORKSHOPS

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The Sand Mandala is a Tibetan Buddhist tradition involving the creation and destruction of mandalas made from coloured sand. A sand mandala is ritualistically dismantled once it has been completed and its accompanying ceremonies and viewing are finished to symbolise the Buddhist doctrinal belief in the transitory nature of material life.Professional artist and Jungian analyst Sarah Hall has been creating sand drawings and beach art since childhood, more recently customising this ancient spiritual practice to make mandalas which explore narrative visualisations of dreams, contemporary responses to environmental issues, and re-interpreting myths and legends.She invites you to take part in making a collective mandala by gathering your own array of natural ingredients from the surrounding landscape to create a giant beach image. The image will then be ceremonially dismantled by the sea as the tide rolls in and engages with the image, taking its symbolic creative expression back out into the ocean.The Sand Mandala Art Workshop will be hosted by Sarah Hall, Artist, Art Therapist and Jungian Analyst.SAND MANDALA ARTSARAH HALLFreud said dreams are the Royal road to the unconscious - but what is the unconscious, and what is the road for? Is it one way, or two way?Dreams are a natural product of the mind, and this short workshop will introduce some new ideas from neuroscience about where dreams come from, what they are for, and how the road map could be read. Differences in time between the conscious and unconscious, and ideas from philosophy will be explored, acting as a compass. During this interactive workshop, active imagination and drawing will be used to play with participants’ own dreams.The Dream Workshop is facilitated by Dr Dale Mathers MB. BS., a retired member of the Association of Jungian Analysts, London. A psychiatrist, he teaches analytical psychology in the UK and Europe, particularly Russia and Ukraine. He directed the Student Counselling Service at the London School of Economics and was a Mental Health Foundation Research Fellow at St. George’s Hospital, London.Publications include: An introduction to meaning and purpose in analytical psychology; Vision and Supervision (ed.); Self and No Self (ed., with Prof. Mel Miller and Prof. Osamu Ando.) Alchemy and psychotherapy (ed.); Depth psychology and climate change: the green book (ed.), all from Routledge.DREAM WORKSHOPDALE MATHERS

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The use of Sound as a therapeutic tool is a non-invasive process that can bring the mind, body and energy field into balance. This is realised by vocal toning, singing, chanting, or using other instrumentssuch as tuning forks, Tibetan or crystal bowls, gongs, drums, rattles and, most important, the Silence between the sounds!Currently enjoying a resurgence, Sound Healingis an ancient practice used by BCE Greek and Egyptian civilisations and found in Hindu Vedic scripture. Indigenous shamans all over the world still use sound to bring Healing to their tribe.Everything in the Universe vibrates at its own individual frequency, including the human body. If part of our body is unwell or we have a ‘dis-ease’, then the whole body responds and feels out of sync. We can bring the body back into alignment by using sympathetic vibrations and resonance. During an individual Sound healing session, vocal scales and mantras are used to move energy and unblock imbalances. By using a clear intention to send these sounds into the chakras (centres of subtle energies that affect the whole; mental, physical and emotional), there is an expansion of consciousness.The Sound Healing Workshop will be hosted by Teresa Wicksteed, member of the College of Sound Healing.More than just a sound bath, Teresa delivers interactive sessions in a safe and non-judgemental environment, introducing you to a range of sounding methodologies, including the voice and her beautiful hand-crafted instruments. These are then played for the individual, guided by intuition, allowing for a deeper level of transformation to take place. Sarah, Cornwall Ayurveda & Yoga1This workshop is limited to 10 participants, and places will be decided by ballot on the Friday evening. For those who are not drawn in the ballot there will be an opportunity to join the Social Dreaming Matrix or the Sand Art Mandala making workshops, which are not limited in numbers.There is also the option of booking a private one-to-one Sound Healing session with Teresa at an additional cost of £40 (reduced conference rate) per individual session. This needs to be booked with Teresa directly at www.teresawicksteed.co.uk/sound-healing. Distant Sound Healing is also available at this discounted rate for those wishing to buy CPD packages of conference recordings. Just mention ‘Jung by the Sea’ to Teresa when booking.SOUND HEALING1TERESA WICKSTEED

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SCARAVELLI INSPIRED YOGAYoga never teaches you something you don’t already have, it only removes things you no longer need. Yoga removes obstacles and internal resistance that stands in our way. The body is a fascinating vehicle for discovery and each asana is a container for an experience. An experience that hopefully takes us deeper into self awareness of both body and mind.‘Yoga must not be practiced to control the body: it is the opposite, it must bring freedom to the body, all the freedom it needs.’ Vanda ScaravelliScaravelli Yoga isn’t so much about the shape you make with your body or the name of poses but the awareness you bring to the experience and what it feels like for you in your body. Your body shows you where it will open, when you let go of the idea of where it should open. Releasing the body through inviting relaxation rather than using force.YOGA AL FRESCOHANNAH GUYSOCIAL & ACTIVITIESYou are welcome to go wild swimming from the private sandy bay at Polhawn Fort, but please be aware that there is no life guard patrolling the cove and the currents along this stretch of coast can be strong, so caution is needed even if you are a confident swimmer. Paddling and/or a full body cold water dip is very invigorating, so if you want to refresh yourself at any point in the day the beach will be available to you. Please note the route to the beach involves a coast path and steep steps. WILD SWIMMINGBOOKSHOPA specialist psychotherapy bookstall by Psychological Therapy Books will be available on Saturday. Run by independent bookseller Bookmark, based in in Bristol, they specialise in books for counsellors, psychotherapists, and psychologists featuring titles that have been recommended by experts in their fields. Titles will be available at specially reduced prices.

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Food and drink is central to our shared celebration, and draws from Cornish fare that has evolved across its land and sea— from the traditional to modern produce.Linking to this unique place, we are working with local suppliers and producerswho are committed to using ingredients sourced within a 50 mile radius of the Fort. Lunches and suppers will include a range of local meat, fish, vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options—from coast and farm. For those who also enjoy a treat, we’re planning a Cornish Cream Tea on Sunday afternoon. You will be asked to let us know details of any dietary requirements in advance of the event to ensure you receive meals that cater to your needs (see conference website for details). Please note that food choices cannot be changed on the day, so if you opt for vegetarian, vegan or gluten free, these selections will be consistent across all meals provided.Morris dancing is synonymous with celebration. Combining dance and music in a lively—sometimes raucous—performance, the dancers draw from tradition, ritual and disguise. Wreckers Border Morris, from the Tamar Valley in South East Cornwall, was born in October 2000, picking up more members along the way.Border Style Morris was chosen for its flexibility, liveliness and noise. This style extends to the distinctive rag jackets, known as tatters, and hats decorated with feathers, symbols and other embellishments. A Morris ‘troupe’ is referred to as a side. The Wreckers side dances traditional border dances written by various members (past and present). As it evolves, the side is expanding its repertoire to bring new ideas and styles of dance into the mix. Their lively dance style and air of fun explains makes them a popular draw wherever they go.MUSIC AND DANCINGWRECKERS BORDER MORRISFOOD AND DRINKLOCAL SUPPLIERS & PRODUCERS

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OUTLINE PROGRAMMEFRIDAY 2ND JUNEARRIVAL OF DELEGATES, REGISTRATION, SUNDOWNER DRINKS RECEPTION16:4518:00PRESENTATION: SHARON BLACKIE19:00Q&A: SHARON BLACKIE (CHAIR: CAROLA MATHERS)AL FRESCO BIG PAN SUPPER WITH LIVE JAZZ UNDER THE STARS19:3022:00DAY ONE ENDSSATURDAY 3RD JUNE(OPTIONS) WILD SWIMMING, YOGA AL FRESCO2BEACH MANDALA MAKING08:3009:30COFFEE AND TEA (BOOKSHOP OPEN)10:30PRESENTATION: SONU SHAMDASANI11:30Q&A: SONU SHAMDASANI (CHAIR: DALE MATHERS)12:00PICNIC LUNCH (BOOKSHOP OPEN)13:45PRESENTATION: LIZ GREENE14:45Q&A: LIZ GREENE (CHAIR: PHILIPPA CAMPBELL)15:15CORNISH CREAM TEA (BOOKSHOP OPEN)

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Please note that this outline programme is subject to change. All updates, along with answers to Frequently Asked Questions can be found on the conference website. 1The Beach Mandala Workshop is tide dependent. 2Places for Saturday’s Yoga Al Fresco and Sound Healing group sessions will be allocated by ballot. Individual Sound Healing sessions can be booked by prior appointment as an optional extra - please see conference website FAQ for booking information.WORKSHOPS (OPTIONS): SOCIAL DREAMING MATRIX; BEACH MANDALA MAKING1; YOGA AL FRESCO2; SOUND HEALING216:0022:00DAY TWO ENDS18:00PRESENTATION: TOM CHEETHAM19:00Q&A: TOM CHEETHAM19:30SUPPER AND CORNISH WRECKERS BORDER MORRIS MUSIC & DANCINGSUNDAY 4TH JUNECOFFEE AND TEA09:0010:15PRESENTATION: CHRISTIAN ROESLER11:15Q&A: CHRISTIAN ROESLER13:00PICNIC LUNCH14:15PRESENTATION: BECCA TARNAS15:15Q&A: BECCA TARNAS12:00DALE MATHERS DREAM WORKSHOP16:00CONFERENCE ENDSSATURDAY CONTINUED

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In addition to the costs outlined above, a non-refundable Eventbrite booking fee is payable on booking. This contributes towards the booking, ticketing and registration process.As a non-profit initiative, the conference fees are calculated to cover the event costs only. Further information on costs and booking can be found on the conference website at www.jungbythesea.co.uk/faq. †Please note that later booking may not be available. Due to fixed venue capacity, this event is limited to 110 In-Person delegates. Early booking is recommended, as initial marketing indicates that demand will outstrip supply. Update, Autumn 2022: In view of the challenging economic situation, we have extended the Early Bird discount to 31 January 2023.BOOKINGBookings and registration are processed via Eventbrite. Please visit the conference website for more information and a direct link to the conference booking page.WWW.JUNGBYTHESEA.CO.UKIN-PERSON EVENTEARLY BIRD IN-PERSON - £375LATER BOOKING IN-PERSON - £450†EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT NOW ENDS31ST JANUARY 2023

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VIDEO ON-DEMANDWWW.JUNGBYTHESEA.CO.UK/ONDEMANDFor those unable to travel to Cornwall, or who have missed on booking an in person ticket, there will be professional recordings of each of the six Keynote Presentations with Q&A. These will be produced and available for purchase via a Jung by the Sea on-demand video channel to be put in place following the conference. This platform will provide online access to the presentations from wherever you are in the world, and will offer additional accessibility options, such as subtitles and links.The channel will be launched following the event. Please visit the dedicated web page where you can sign-up to be the first to know when the resource goes live.Update Autumn 2022:Due to the as yet unpublished material contained in his presentation, Sonu Shamdasani’s session will not be recorded, and therefore available only to those attending in-person.

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