Maximize Your Potential
Analysis may be used as a form of therapy to solve life's difficulties. Analysis is effective as a mind spa, cleansing out-dated patterns that stop us. Analysis renews spirit and creative energy. Jungian analysis is the only recognized psychoanalytic method that acknowledges spirituality as intrinsic to psyche.
About Dr. Phyllis Marie Jensen
A university professor, Dr Jensen has 20 years of clinical experience in addiction counselling and psychotherapy in Toronto and research on sexual abuse of children, spousal abuse, addictions, vicarious trauma, resilience and conflict management.
Who Was Carl Jung?
C.G. Jung, 1875-1961, a Swiss psychiatrist, was puzzled by classical symbols and ancient concepts in patient dreams and visions. Many of these people had little formal education and generally no prior knowledge of the images or their meaning. Jung was one of the first to use scientific methods and ancient wisdom in exploration of such phenomena.
Why do Jungian Analysis?
Most people who enter Jungian analysis are searching for a better understanding of themselves and their world. This quest may be prompted by a death or other loss, problems at work, difficult relationships, a midlife crisis, struggle with addiction or dissatisfaction.
Maximizing your potential through Jungian analysis, dream work and sandtray
- Frequency of sessions, length of time and cost are all negotiable
- Usually sessions are 1.5 hours every two weeks
- Some once a month as many people are in the city part time or come from out of town
- When in crisis, some come once a week
- Fee is based on a sliding scale negotiated in terms of income
Maximize Your Potential
Dr. Phyllis Marie Jensen
Carl Jung
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