The Hidden World

Whitney speaks with Judith Cooper, clinical psychologist and Jungian Analyst, about the differences between other psycho-analytic psychotherapies and Jungian Psychoanalysis. 

Show notes: The C.G. Jung Institute of Chicago:  

Whitney talks to Dr. James Hollis, Jungian Analyst, author, and speaker about the human condition. We discuss Dr. Hollis's new book, "The Broken Mirror: Refracted Visions of Ourselves".

Whitney talks to Shannon Evans, author, mother, and contemplative Catholic, about an embodied feminine spiritual practice and perspective.

Whitney talks to Emmy Kegler, a pastor, author, and speaker about what it's been like to pastor a divided church through the collective crisis of Covid19. Emmy's latest book, "All Who Are Weary: Easing the Burden on the Walk with Mental Illness" is out now.

Whitney interviews, Michael Meade, author, scholar, speaker, and storyteller, about the role of the mythic imagination in modern times.

Whitney interviews Dr. Natasha Burgert, about being the messenger of many uncomfortable truths during the SARS-Cov-2 public health crisis.

Whitney talks to psychotherapist and combat veteran, Adam Magers, MA, PLPC, about the psychology of war.

References: “A Terrible Love of War” by James Hillman

Whitney speaks with Alyssa Polizzi, Tarot teacher, about how to use this symbol system as an "access point" to the personal and collective unconscious.

Show Notes:

Whitney talks to Tasha Hunter, LCSW, author, podcaster, about her book, "What Children Remember".

Trigger Warning: My conversation with Tasha acknowledges - although does not explicitly describe - her experience of child sexual abuse and incest.