Workshops/Trainings
Interested in Hosting a Workshop or Training on Depth Psychology?
Depth psychology offers a powerful lens for exploring the unconscious, symbolic thinking, and the rich terrain of dreams. Whether you're seeking clinical consultation, team-based inquiry, or a facilitated training to deepen your understanding of the psyche, these workshops are designed to meet you there.
Ideal for individuals or groups, our offerings support deeper insight across many fields—from mental health and education to organizational leadership and creative practice. Let’s build a space where reflection, meaning-making, and transformation can thrive.
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Diving Deeper: Dreams & Active Imagination as a Path to Inner Knowing
This six-week course invites participants to deepen their relationship with the unconscious through dreamwork and active imagination. Drawing from Jungian psychology, we’ll explore how dreams and symbolic imagery reveal inner guidance and transformation. Participants will learn practical tools for dream interpretation and engage in active imagination to foster meaningful dialogue with the inner world.
Casa Floresta, Lake Atitlan, Guatemala, Novemember 9-14 2025
Immerse yourself in the profound depths of Sacred Waters, where the ancient wisdom of the Maya meets the transformative practices of depth psychology. This retreat is for weeks who yearn to explore the mysteries of the soul and reconnect with the elements in an inspiring and serene environment.
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Beneath the Surface: An Online Introductory Journey into Depth Psychology
The Jung Center, Houston TX, 2025
A co-facilitated 6-week introductory course on Depth Psychology for healing professionals at the Carl Jung Center in Houston, Texas. The course offered continuing education units approved by the state governing board and covered topics including the psychological interpretation of dreams and the symbolic language of the body. These insights were designed to enhance both clinical practice and personal growth.
Exploring the Depths: Writing Through Dream Work & The Unconscious
Central California Women’s Facility, Chowchilla CA, 2024
As part of Fresno State’s groundbreaking program that offers incarcerated students at Valley State Prison (VSP) and Central California Women’s Facility (CCWF) the opportunity to earn a Bachelor of Arts degree in Social Science, this training focused on depth psychology, emphasizing the intersection of personal narrative writing and the unconscious.
Exploring the Depths: Foundations of Jungian and Depth Psychology
Alliant International University, Fresno CA, 2024
A theory-based training for PhD and master’s level students, introducing foundational concepts in Jungian and post-Jungian psychological theory. The session explored key techniques such as active imagination, dream analysis, and the use of archetypal symbolism, with an emphasis on their application in modern psychological practice. This training offered students both a strong theoretical foundation and practical tools to integrate depth psychology principles into their academic and clinical work.
2024 Dreams Meet Myth: An Inner Exploration
Tower Yoga, Fresno CA, 2024
An in-depth training exploring the significance of dreams and myths in understanding the unconscious mind and its influence on personal narratives. Participants learned practical tools and techniques for dream interpretation, focusing on the identification and analysis of recurring symbols, themes, and narrative patterns. Through guided discussions and experiential activities, the training offered deeper insights into both personal and collective human experiences through the lens of depth psychology.
2024 Beneath the Surface: An Introductory Journey into Depth Psychology
Psychotherapy Spirituality Institute, New York, 2024
This 6-week course was co-curated for licensed psychotherapists through the Psychotherapy & Spirituality Institute (PSI) of New York, offering continuing education units approved by the state governing board. "Introduction to Depth Psychology Workshop," covered a range of topics, including persona, shadow, archetypes, the individual and collective unconscious, synchronicity, the numinous, dreams, symbols, association, amplification, active imagination, and social dreaming.
Social Dreaming Training
Tower Yoga, Fresno CA, 2024
A community training centered on Gordon Lawrence’s Social Dreaming theory, which posits that dreams hold both collective and personal meaning. Participants engaged with research related to this dream methodology, incorporating Indigenous perspectives and trauma-aware psychosocial interventions.
Dream Tending 101 Training
Tower Yoga, Fresno CA, 2023
A community training designed to help curious minds understand the fundamental nature of psychodynamic work by Freud and Jung, with a focus on the unconscious and dream work. The workshop explored key techniques such as association, amplification, and animation through narrative inquiry and journaling practices.
Jungian Conceptualization in Family Systems Therapy
Antioch University, Los Angeles CA, 2022
Designed for master’s level students, exploring the integration of Jungian psychological principles within the framework of family systems therapy. The session focused on applying concepts such as archetypes, the collective unconscious, and individuation to enhance the understanding of family dynamics and therapeutic interventions. Additionally, Kathleen provided theory-based interventions grounded in Jungian thought to support family therapy practice.
Understanding Deeper Meaning Through Dreams and Myth
Shirak University, Gyumri Armenia NGO: Nor Luyce, Gyumri Armenia, 2021
A three-day training for psychology students completing their clinical counseling hours. The workshop explored the psychological significance of dreams and myths, emphasizing their therapeutic potential through Jungian and Freudian perspectives. Participants engaged in interactive sessions to analyze and interpret dreams and myths, enhancing their clinical skills and deepening their understanding of symbolic meaning in the therapeutic relationship.
Understanding Suicide: Detection and Prevention
Shirak University, Gyumri Armenia, NGO: Nor Luyce, Gyumri Armenia, 2021
A specialized training for psychology students completing their clinical hours through the NGO Nor Luyce in Armenia, focusing on "Clinical Understanding and Interventions for Suicidality within the Context of Armenian Culture." This workshop provided an in-depth exploration of the cultural nuances and unique factors influencing suicidality among Armenians. Participants gained practical skills and insights into culturally sensitive assessment and intervention strategies, equipping them to address suicidality effectively within the Armenian community.
