Courses Tag: Integral & Depth Psychology

This capstone course in Integral Transpersonal Psychology provides a foundational framework for the psychology of the future, integrating the insights of James, Jung, Wilber, Assagioli, Grof, and Mindell within a transformative, post-conventional paradigm. Combining rigorous theory with experiential learning, it equips emerging innovators to develop inner mastery, expand consciousness, and bridge the divides between mind and body, science and spirituality, and theory and real-life practice.

This course offers a practical, experiential journey for women moving from midlife into the wise woman/eldering phase, using meditation, mindfulness, and creative processes to access deeper layers of the psyche and soul. Through guided practices, archetypal exploration, and daily sadhana, participants learn to embody the wise woman archetype more fully and cultivate ongoing self-reflection, self-understanding, and authentic expression.

This course explores the life, work, and profound influence of Toni Wolff on Carl Jung and analytical psychology, focusing on her groundbreaking framework The Structural Forms of the Feminine Psyche. Through four deep-dive sessions, participants uncover the archetypal feminine forms—Mother, Amazon, Hetaira, and Medial Woman—while gaining insight into the feminine psyche’s role in modern times and the transformative dynamics between Wolff and Jung.

Hack the World – Part 2 deepens your modern magic practice by combining Ken Wilber’s Integral map with solid scientific protocols and basic statistics to design and evaluate your own experiments. Through exploring magic via psychology, spirits, energy, and information theory, you’ll learn how to set up rigorous non-local experiments, interpret your results, and prepare for full-scale research on consciousness and magick.

As the latest science is demonstrating and ancient wisdom traditions have long stated, interconnectedness is a fact and we humans are deeply connected to the world around us. Our ability to both understand, experience and engage co-creatively with the rest of the Earth’s expression is critical to our successful navigation of this great transition, with increasing wholeness, vitality and resilience. Bridging the traditionally polarised worlds of consciousness and science is critical if we are going to bring holistic understanding and practice into the mainstream.

Following the success of the inaugural Science and Consciousness event in 2021, it is happening again in 2022, this time with a focus on what it means if we accept that the interconnectedness that this new science is pointing to is real. How does that impact our behaviour and the way we organise ourselves? Wyrd is the Anglo-Saxon concept for the interconnected web of all things, and was very familiar to the people who lived in Yorkshire, the home for the event. So what would it mean if we made Wyrd the norm?

The course is complementary to the Integral Transpersonal Counseling course (ITC) and can be followed independently or in continuity with ITC. It introduces you to, and deepens the theme of, the archetypes of consciousness in Jungian analytical psychology, mythology and transpersonal vision in Biotransenergetic epistemology.

This course offers an accessible exploration of alchemy through the lens of Carl Jung, unveiling the symbolic images, mystical stages, and inner transformative processes that connect ancient alchemical teachings with modern psychology. Learners discover how alchemical symbols reveal profound insights into personal growth, psychic integration, and the reconciliation of inner opposites.

Following the success of the inaugural Science and Consciousness event in 2021, it is happening again in 2022, this time with a focus on what it means if we accept that the interconnectedness that this new science is pointing to is real. How does that impact our behaviour and the way we organise ourselves? Wyrd is the Anglo-Saxon concept for the interconnected web of all things, and was very familiar to the people who lived in Yorkshire, the home for the event. So what would it mean if we made Wyrd the norm?

Embracing both sides of your existence — pleasure and pain, health and illness, ease and suffering, and life and death – means truly befriending yourself and others. This deep acceptance creates an opening to both love and truth in all conditions.