Uploaded January 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This interview is one of a 12-part series for the Earth, Climate, Dreams Symposium that aired in 2017. Access all 12 interviews and presenter bios at depthinsights.com/earth-climate-dreams-symposium
DESCRIPTION
Over time, humans in western cultures have undergone a profound restructuring of the psyche resulting in a traumatic sense of separation. In modern day, we face a growing set of challenges on the ecological and social fronts. Industrial development, technological advancement, the rise of consumerism, and increasing populations combined with a tendency to value science and rational thought over tending nature are among the key contributors to the complex situation at hand.
The era of “the Anthropocene,” a term alluding to the significant global impact of human activity on the planet, has arrived.
The current crisis requires that we reflect on our situation from a depth psychological perspective, contemplating how we might tap into the underlying archetypal themes at work in the culture, and begin to articulate them in ways that inspire and move us to personal and collective action.
This series includes depth dialogues by the following psychologists, scientists, and educators, in conversation with Bonnie Bright, Ph.D. for the Earth, Climate, Dreams Symposium, hosted by Depth Insights™ and Depth Psychology Alliance™, and which aired in 2017.
We encourage you to consider utilizing these discussions for curricula in universities, psychology and ecopsychology-based initiatives, Jungian groups, climate-focused endeavors, and study groups of all kinds. Please credit each use with "Used with permission—Earth, Climate, Dreams Symposium: depthinsights.com/earth-climate-dreams-symposium "
TITLES & PRESENTERS
"Dominion Psyche, Reciprocity Psyche, Borderland Consciousness"—Jerome Bernstein, Jungian analyst
"Dionysus: Revisioning Psychology & Literature in Jung & Hillman"—Susan Rowland, Ph.D.
"Facing Climate Change through a Jungian Lens"—Jeffrey Kiehl, Ph.D.
"Dreams and the Animated Earth"—Stephen Aizenstat, Ph.D.
"The Human Soul in Transition at the Dawn of a New Era"—Erel Shalit, Ph.D.
"The Frankenstein Prophecies: The Untold Tale"—Robert Romanyshyn, Ph.D.
"Dreams, Synchronicities & our Relationship to the Earth"—Veronica Goodchild, Ph.D.
"The Role of Primary Narcissism in the Ecological Crisis"—Michael Conforti, Ph.D.
"Navigating the Great Transition"—Susannah Benson, Ph.D.
"We Need to Talk about Climate Change, with Depth"—Sally Gillespie, Ph.D.
"Depth Ecology and Climate Change"—Jonathan Marshall, Ph.D.
"Revisiting the Well at the Dawn of Life: Teachings of the Maya"—Nancy Furlotti, Ph.D.
Access all 12 interviews on YouTube at youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6O_9_P0cq7bULdR4CqW1mhmbiNsPFmGO
This interview is one of a 12-part series for the Earth, Climate, Dreams Symposium that aired in 2017. Access all 12 interviews and presenter bios at depthinsights.com/earth-climate-dreams-symposium
DESCRIPTION
Over time, humans in western cultures have undergone a profound restructuring of the psyche resulting in a traumatic sense of separation. In modern day, we face a growing set of challenges on the ecological and social fronts. Industrial development, technological advancement, the rise of consumerism, and increasing populations combined with a tendency to value science and rational thought over tending nature are among the key contributors to the complex situation at hand.
The era of “the Anthropocene,” a term alluding to the significant global impact of human activity on the planet, has arrived.
The current crisis requires that we reflect on our situation from a depth psychological perspective, contemplating how we might tap into the underlying archetypal themes at work in the culture, and begin to articulate them in ways that inspire and move us to personal and collective action.
This series includes depth dialogues by the following psychologists, scientists, and educators, in conversation with Bonnie Bright, Ph.D. for the Earth, Climate, Dreams Symposium, hosted by Depth Insights™ and Depth Psychology Alliance™, and which aired in 2017.
We encourage you to consider utilizing these discussions for curricula in universities, psychology and ecopsychology-based initiatives, Jungian groups, climate-focused endeavors, and study groups of all kinds. Please credit each use with "Used with permission—Earth, Climate, Dreams Symposium: depthinsights.com/earth-climate-dreams-symposium "
TITLES & PRESENTERS
"Dominion Psyche, Reciprocity Psyche, Borderland Consciousness"—Jerome Bernstein, Jungian analyst
"Dionysus: Revisioning Psychology & Literature in Jung & Hillman"—Susan Rowland, Ph.D.
"Facing Climate Change through a Jungian Lens"—Jeffrey Kiehl, Ph.D.
"Dreams and the Animated Earth"—Stephen Aizenstat, Ph.D.
"The Human Soul in Transition at the Dawn of a New Era"—Erel Shalit, Ph.D.
"The Frankenstein Prophecies: The Untold Tale"—Robert Romanyshyn, Ph.D.
"Dreams, Synchronicities & our Relationship to the Earth"—Veronica Goodchild, Ph.D.
"The Role of Primary Narcissism in the Ecological Crisis"—Michael Conforti, Ph.D.
"Navigating the Great Transition"—Susannah Benson, Ph.D.
"We Need to Talk about Climate Change, with Depth"—Sally Gillespie, Ph.D.
"Depth Ecology and Climate Change"—Jonathan Marshall, Ph.D.
"Revisiting the Well at the Dawn of Life: Teachings of the Maya"—Nancy Furlotti, Ph.D.
Access all 12 interviews on YouTube at youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6O_9_P0cq7bULdR4CqW1mhmbiNsPFmGO
