ADVANCED DIPLOMA COURSE IN JUNGIAN PSYCHOLOGY
September 6th 2026
INTRODUCTION
The Advanced Course in Jungian Psychology explores a diverse spectrum of the theories and practice of depth-psychology as developed by C.G. Jung.
Jung combined a practical approach to life with a far-reaching interest in his inner world. This enabled him to look beyond the limitations of his time to discover the underlying reality of human nature and behaviour. He found this in the personal unconscious of the individual, and in the collective unconscious.
As Mircea Eliade writes in Myth and Reality,
‘The unconscious displays the structure of a private mythology. We can go even further and say, not only that the unconscious is ‘mythological’ but also that some of the contents carry cosmic values; in other words, that they reflect the modalities, processes, and destiny of life, and living matter. It can even be said that modern man’s only real contact with cosmic sacrality is affected by the unconscious, whether in his dreams and his imaginative life or in the creations that arise out of the unconscious (poetry, games, spectacles).’
Jung saw the psyche as part of nature, and balanced his psychiatric and therapeutic work with an involvement in the world around him - from growing his own vegetables and cooking, to building his tower at Bollingen. Above all it was his playfulness, good humour, and sensitivity towards others that characterized his personality and connected him to the world.
Towards the end of his life, Jung’s overriding concern was for the future of mankind. He felt that the only hope for survival would lie in an inner transformation that would bring about a corresponding expansion of consciousness.
Subjects Covered:
Basics of Jungian Therapy: Principles, Methods, Priorities
The Body Ego: Psychic Envelopes, Psychotic Body Image and the Proto-Self
Dream Work and The Structure and Function of Symbols
Search for the Real Self: Ego-Integration and Individuation
Diagnostics in Jungian Therapy
Analysis, Synchronicity, and the Non-Rational
Images of Descent
Working with Images and Stories in Jungian Therapy
Mandala as diagnostical and therapeutical tool
COURSE STRUCTURE
The classes are held online across 4 Sundays from September 6th - 27th 2026 (12pm-5pm Ireland / UK time) in a relaxed atmosphere where the informal format ensures that all angles of a topic are covered with plenty of time for clarification.
• CPD points will be awarded with the Advanced Diploma in Jungian Psychology.
• All 8 lectures will be recorded and available to download.
WHAT NEXT?…
The course fees are €1,000.
To register, the fees are payable through PayPal using Credit or Debit cards - You do not need a PayPal account.
For more information please do not hesitate to contact us.
Fees are non-refundable.
Course Lecturers
Jasbinder Garnermann
Jasbinder Garnermann is one of Ireland’s leading Jungian psychologists, Chairwoman of the C.G. Jung Society of Ireland and Director of the C.G. Jung Institute. Jasbinder Garnermann graduated from Delhi University & received her M.Phil. from Trinity College, Dublin. She co-founded the C.G. Jung Society of Ireland in 1988 & the All-Ireland Centre for Jungian Studies in 1990 under the patronage of Sir Laurens van der Post.
Jasbinder was educated at Carmel Convent School in New Delhi. She has a B.A. Hons. Degree in English and Psychology from Delhi University. She subsequently obtained an M.Phil. from Trinity College, Dublin, & trained in London with the Jungian therapist Errol Weiner.
In 1991, Jasbinder founded the Jung Centre of Ireland, also with Sir Laurens van der Post as the Patron. The Jung Centre offered a Certificate Course in Jungian Studies & Diploma in Jungian Psychotherapy. The courses are distinguished for their high academic standards & accepted by several universities as the equivalent of a B.A. Degree. Professionals such as teachers, therapists, social workers, clergy and business executives trained with the Jung Centre & found the courses invaluable both on a personal & professional level.
In 2007, Jasbinder started training in Vedic Psychology at the Sangyan Vedic Studies and Research Institute in Hoshiarpur, India under the tutelage of Prof. B.B. Chaubey, a world-renowned authority on the Vedas (he received the President’s Award in 2008) and former director of the Sadhu Ashram Institute, Punjab University.
Read more about our founding patron Sir Laurens van der Post:
Innokentii Arseev
I received my undergraduate training in psychology at the Vygotsky Institute of Psychology, Russian State University for the Humanities (RSUH). I subsequently completed postgraduate training at the Institute of Psychotherapy and Clinical Psychology, as well as at the Moscow Association for Analytical Psychology.
To date, I have completed more than 400 hours of personal therapy with certified jungian analysts and over 300 hours of individual and group clinical supervision. I consider ongoing professional development, personal therapy, and supervision to be essential parts of ethical and effective psychological practice.
My therapeutic approach is based on the analytical psychology of C.G. Jung. In my work, I am guided by three main aims:
- To help people develop greater awareness of themselves and their lives.
- To strengthen psychological resilience.
- To support the restoration of balance between different areas of life.
Helen Reddin
Helen is a Jungian psychotherapist and has trained with indigenous elders in shamanic traditions of North and South America. She has also trained in the Druidic and Irish Celtic Magical traditions. Helen blends the ancestral wisdom of Old Europe and other wisdom traditions found in story and myth to re-imagine our relationship with the natural world and our inner nature.
Helen is the secretary of the C.G. Jung Centre and lectures on our classic & advanced diploma courses. She has also facilitated workshops in Ireland, Wales, and Germany on the Tarot and on the Celtic Magical Tradition.