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The C. G. Jung Society of the Triangle is an organization of people interested in learning about the work of Swiss psychiatrist Carl Gustav Jung. Our membership consists of people from all backgrounds and professions.

Members enjoy discounted fees, a newsletter, shared resources, and member-only social events.  New members may join at any time.

One Year Membership

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The Jung Society of the Triangle relies on support from members and non-members for the annual programming, mailing, and associated costs of approximately 10 events per year.

Donations help our non-profit with the ever-increasing costs of travel, accommodations, and speaker honorariums. We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit. 

Free Movie Seminars

Movie Night with Jungians

NOV 18, 2019, 7:30 pm
Ulysses (1967)
Based on the novel by James Joyce
Directed by Joseph Strick 
Starring Milo O'Shea, Barbara Jefford, Maurice Roëves
Discussion leader, George Sharp
Films are free 
Call 919-604-0427 for directions

 

A Warm Welcome...

“The privilege of a lifetime is to become who you truly are.”
(Carl Jung)

Join us at upcoming events to foster insight, wisdom and community....

To start the new year- 2020

SALON:
FREE and open to the public...
Saturday, January 4, 2020 3pm-5pm
Chapel Hill Public Library--Room C
A GREEN BOUGH: Poems for Renewal-
A Poetry Reading, Writing Salon and Tea.

Presented by Nancy Corson Carter, PhD 
Bring a pen and notebook for the writing exercise.

SALON DESCRIPTION, by Nancy Corson Carter:
About my book of poems, I write: “My poetic quest is to hold in tension the opposites of a celebration of the natural world and, in a time of great destruction, a call for its repair. I intend to evoke a saving love for the bodymindspirit of this amazing planet that is our home.” For our time of writing together, I offer this prompt: “What in your life hinders your celebrating this New Year—in your life and/or in the world? What resources may you call upon to allow you to “repair” whatever that may be? How might your writing shed light upon what Jung considers as a great work of maturity? This is a topic that allows (as in my own poems) for humor as well as humble seriousness.
Bio: NANCY CORSON CARTER, professor emerita of humanities at Eckerd College, has published two previous poetry books, Dragon Poems and The Sourdough Dream Kit, and three poetry chapbooks. Some of her poems, drawings, and photos appear in her nonfiction books, Martha, Mary, and Jesus: Weaving Action and Contemplation in Daily Life and in her recent memoir, ˆThe Never-Quite-Ending War: a WWII GI Daughter’s Stories. She and her husband live in Chapel Hill.

Spring 2020 Lecture & Workshop


 LECTURE:
Friday,  MARCH 28, 2020, 7:30 pm
 Church of Reconciliation, Chapel Hill, NC 
 Howard W. Tyas, Jr., DMin, PhD
PROJECTION-- "...the perpetual phenomenon of projection from the perspective of depth psychology..."

Howard Tyas lecture

WORKSHOP:
Saturday, March 29, 10am-4pm
 Church of Reconciliation, Chapel Hill, NC
Howard W. Tyas, Jr., DMin, PhD
PROJECTION-- "...the perpetual phenomenon of projection... in a more personal way."

Howard Tyas workshop

BIO: 

HOWARD W. TYAS, JR, D.Min., PhD, is a certified Jungian analyst and a Pastoral Counselor. A graduate of the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich, Switzerland, Dr. Tyas  is a member of the International Association for Analytical Psychology and a charter member of the North Carolina Society of Jungian Analysts.  Dr. Tyas works with adults in individual analysis in his private practice in Charlotte, NC and offers lectures and workshops to groups interested in learning more about Jung's understanding of the human psyche or his approach to dream work: https://www.jungiananalyticpraxis.com t

 
 
 

Free Community Talks

Saturday, January 4, 2020
 Free Salon, 3-5pm
Chapel Hill Library, room C
 "The Green Bough:
Poems for Renewal"
Poetry Reading, Writing Salon, and Tea
Presented by Nancy Corson Carter

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