Category: Archetypal Psychology

“Small is Beautiful”, wrote E.F. Schumacher in his seminal book on economics and corporate structure in the 1970s.  Beauty has a direct bearing on understanding the soul of the corporate organisation.  It is very rare that in workshops, talks, seminars on leadership, management, system thinking or performance improvement that beauty is part of their content.…

Since 1879, psychology has been recognised as a formal field of study, yet throughout the history of humankind, we have pondered the mysteries of thought, and behaviour, consciousness. We have many schools of thought and of practice, including clinical, analytical, industrial, humanistic and Jungian. Archetypal therapy evolved from Jungian psychology. As defined by its foremost…