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SUMMARY:Annual JPA Ethics Workshop with Beverley Zabriskie\, Jungian Analyst
DESCRIPTION:Saturday April 25\, 2026 \n10:00 am – 4:30 pm \n6 CE’s \nLocation: Good Shepherd Center\, Seattle WA \n  \n“Agency from Within\, Ethics as Process and Field” \nAn ethic – and ethics – exist in a context. Unlike commandments\, differentiated ethics do not descend from above to below. They are not based on dictates and dogmas\, nor fixed and universal precepts nor rules applicable to all settings and conditions. The vectors of ethical thought and behavior are both vertically linked to the constants of values\, and also horizontally connected to mandates emerging from specific situations. \nFinely tuned ethics pertain to both implicit values and explicit behaviors. They develop from the purposiveness of the enterprise\, the contracts among the participants\, and the considered ideals which inform them. Ethical stances and perspectives are calibrated and refined within the domains of stated endeavors. They imply devotion\, commitment\, and attunement to both the nuanced and explicit. They demand sacrifice of what is not fitting\, attunement to what is required and submission to what is essential and enduring. Thus\, ethics is a field phenomenon. What belongs in one setting may be intrusive in another\, what is essential in one scenario may be anathema in the next. This requirement of relevance is far from relativizing. Rather\, discriminated ethics demand the ability to measure and weigh various values\, an alertness to mutual expectations and obligations\, to the satisfactions of appropriate standards\, and sensitivity to dubious gratifications. \nEthics could also be called a systems theory – theoretical and practical\, abstract and behavioral\, grounded in mindfulness of repetitive patterns\, immediate consequences and long-term effects. It is alert to memory\, and open to imagination. Unlike the systems of belief based on revelation\, or the reactivity to past experience\, ethics is an emergent process. It is akin to complexity\, wherein the third of a synthesis or conjunction is greater than the sum of its parts\, considered here as impersonal articulated values and the personal reality of authentic experience. \nJung describes instinct as “the dynamic form of the image”\, and image as “the instinct’s representation to itself”. In The Psychology of the Transference\, he alludes to emotion as “Fermentation.” Complex and symptom\, conscious and unconscious\, instinct and image\, the givens of the body\, the yearnings of soul and dynamics of spirit mix\, merge\, discern and differentiate in the explicit service to the seeker and the implicit psychological benefit of the therapist. \nPast and present meet\, for the sake of the future\, in a psychic time\, Jung described as the prospective or teleological vector of the unconscious. For the clinician\, there is much to track\, pursue\, uncover and reveal through the comprehension and admission of what exists within. Through attending to the reality of one’s own psyche\, while engaging the subtle and obvious interpersonal effects in the field phenomena of therapeutic process\, we may land in the intrapsychic ground where we find the agency of a subject\, emerging from within. \n 
URL:https://jpaseattle.org/event/annual-jpa-ethics-workshop-with-beverly-zabriskie-jungian-analyst/
LOCATION:Good Shepherd Center\, 4649 Sunnyside Ave. N Room #202\, Seattle\, WA\, 98103\, United States
CATEGORIES:Ethics
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SUMMARY:Ethics Workshop with Dr. John Beebe\, Jungian Analyst
DESCRIPTION:Jungian Psychotherapists Association\nAnnual Ethics Workshop for JPA Members\nDr John Beebe MD\nJungian Analyst C G Jung Institute San Francisco\n— FREE MEMBERS ONLY EVENT —\nBecome a Member Today \nRegister below to assure yourself a spot for this great workshop.\nRegistration opens March 3rd\, 2025 \n\nMarch 15\, 2025\n9:30am to 4:30pm\n6 CE hours\nOn Zoom and Recorded\n12:30-1:30 Lunch Break and JPA\nFor more information: link here\nRegistration opens March 3rd below\n\nAs a JPA membership benefit\, Ethics is included in your membership dues\, but registration is still required to receive the Zoom Link and CEs.\nIntegrity in the Analytic Relationship\nAccepting an analytic transference involves more than holding a projection that the patient in psychotherapy will eventually withdraw through objective testing of reality. The analytical psychotherapist is expected not to only to understand the analysand\, but also to uphold values. That means that the therapist’s integrity is just as important as the therapist’s empathy. It also suggests that the effort required to meet that expectation is one that the therapist should display and\, when necessary\, share. This seminar will explore how it can be met in a human and healing way\, with impact on the patient’s integrity as well. \nDr. Beebe will use film clips during his talk and has provided an article you can access below via the link to prepare for our day together. \n\nParticipants will be able to give two examples of how therapists might unconsciously invite a transference and say why that is not helpful to the patient.\nParticipants will be able to explain when the therapist should accept a transference and when he or she should push back against a transference.\nParticipants will be able to give an example of how a transference\, once accepted\, can be used with integrity to help the client transform a complex.\n\nJohn Beebe\, MD\, is a psychiatrist in San Francisco\, California and a senior analyst member of the C.G. Jung Institute of San Francisco. He was the Institute’s President from 2000-2002. He is an active member of the International Association of Analytic Psychology (IAAP)and served as its Liaison to its Developing Group in Shanghai. He founded the Institute’s quarterly publication\, The San Francisco Jung Institute Library Journal\, now titled Jung Journal: Culture and Psyche.Dr. Beebe also served as the US co-editor of the London-based Journal of Analytical Psychology. He is interested in film and has many videos pertaining to this and clinical concerns that can be found online. He has authored or co-authored numerous articles and books; his widely distributed Energies and Patterns in Psychological Type: the reservoir of consciousness (2016) includes his innovative eight-function model. For the JPA Ethics workshop\, we will be using his Integrity in Depth (2005) as a basis for discussion and will distribute his paper “Integrity in the Analytic Relationship” (from the Psychoanalytic Review\, Aug 1999\, 86\, 4) to all JPA members prior to the webinar. Dr. Beebe is licensed in California and Washington among others. \nLink – Article for Workshop – Please Read\nIntegrity in the analytic relationship.pdf \nPhoto by Dawn Marie Loerch – Zurich 2024
URL:https://jpaseattle.org/event/integrity-in-the-analytic-relationship/
LOCATION:Zoom Video Online\, n/a\, United States
CATEGORIES:Ethics
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