The New School for Analytical Psychology invites you to attend our four-month seminar series:

Ominous Transitions:
Ongoing Reflections on Finding our Ethical Bearings in Today’s World

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The tone of collective discourse has rapidly degenerated, damaging the forms and rituals that give coherence to our lives, cultures and professional disciplines contributing to a sense of communal and global unrest.  In these intimate Saturday morning seminars our desire is to nourish a spirit of reflection rather than repeating the sounds of panic and alarm. Stepping back from the present situation, we will reflect on the current moment through post-disciplinary lenses including philosophy, theology, history, psychoanalysis, neuroscience, and the arts of music, poetry and literature.  Together we will seek new perspectives that may help us move into an open future.

Epigenetics as a Game Changer: Existential and Clinical implications

Presented by Robin McCoy Brooks & Elizabeth Sikes
March 18, 2017

Semiosis to Sublimation: The Music of Grief and Defiance – Shostakovich in the Time of Stalin

Presented by Sharon R. Green & Tony Stanton
April 15, 2017

“Each of us is guilty for everyone . . . I more than the others”: Stricken by the here I am, from Levinas to Leonard Cohen

Presented by Kenneth Kimmel
May 20, 2017

“What makes life worth living?”

Presented by Ladson Hinton
June 17, 2017

When & Where

The meeting time will be from 9:00 am – 12:00 Noon
The location of all the seminars will be at the office of Robin McCoy Brooks.
Details will be sent to participants upon registration.

Continuing Education

CEU hours provided for Licensed Counselors, Marriage & Family Therapists, and Social Workers
10 CEU hrs
6 hours of ethics are included.

Registration & Fees

$225.00
Space for the “Ominous Transitions” Series is limited to 10 persons.
Early registration is encouraged.

For More Information

Email: info@nsanpsy.com
Phone: (855) 760-8886
New School for Analytical Psychology
815 1st Avenue, #202
Seattle, WA 98104

The New School for Analytical Psychology is honored to welcome our newest member – Tony Stanton, MD. To learn more about Tony, you can find a brief biological sketch on the Registration page.