Association of Jungian Analysts

Training Modules | Module 11

Assumptions

  • 18/01/2025 3:30 pm -
  • Sat, 18 January 2025 / 5:00 pm
  • Seminar Leader: Lesley Bennett

Overview

We will continue exploring the impact of cultural and socio-political norms and question assumptions in our ethical thinking. Taking the example from Sebek’s paper we could ask what happens when we do not share the same ethical values as our patient or supervisee  from a different culture? We will consider the impact of personal shadow and cultural complexes on our ethical values. Please all read the essential reading.

 

FURTHER READING 

Gabbard G.O. and Hobday G.S.(2012) “A Psychoanalytic Perspective on Ethics, self-deception and the corrupt physician”. In British Journal of Psychotherapy, Vol 28 Issue 2 p.235 (available on PEP web) – psychoanalytic but transferable if we think in terms of complexes and shadow.

Zoja, Luigi (2007) EXTRACT FROM Ethics and Analysis Texas, A&M University Press

Howard B. Levine (2010) Sexual Boundary Violations: a psychoanalytic perspective

BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHOTHERAPY (2010) 26(1)

Readings

Sacks J. (2020) “Which morality?” In  Morality – Restoring the Common Good in Divided Times, J. Sacks, pp272 – 285. London: Hodder and Stoughton

   (Essential reading)

Guggenbuhl-Craig, A (1991) “Quacks, Charlatans and False Prophets”. In  Meeting the Shadow, eds Connie Zweig and Jeremiah Abrams. pp110-116. New York: Tarcher/Penguin

   (Essential reading)

Loewenthal D and Snell R. (2001) “Psychotherapy as the practice of ethics”. In Values and Ethics in the Practice of Psychotherapy and Counselling eds F Palmer Barnes and L Murdin. Open University Press Open University Press

   (Essential reading)

Sebek M. (2002) EXTRACT FROM: “Some critical notes on Solomon’s paper ‘The ethical attitude – a bridge between psychoanalysis and analytical psychology’. In Journal of Analytical Psychology, 2002, 47, 195–201

   (Essential reading)
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