In This Episode We Explore
- Jane’s Journey into Jungian Psychology & Homeopathy – How Jane’s early interest in Jungian psychology eventually became integrated into her homeopathic practice.
- The Unprejudiced Observer – Jane explores one of Hahnemann’s central ideas and why practitioners need to be aware of their own unconscious material and projections.
- The Shadow & Projection – How the practitioner’s own psychological material can potentially interfere with the ability to truly perceive the patient.
- Dreams as Part of the Homeopathic Case – We explore why dreams can provide another dimension of information alongside physical and mental symptoms.
- The Anatomy of the Psyche – Jane describes dream work as comparable to studying anatomy and physiology, but applied to the inner psychological world.
- · The Dreamer’s Interpretation – Why Jane believes the most important question is not what the practitioner thinks a dream means, but what the dream means to the person who experienced it.
- · The Conscious & Unconscious Mind – How dreams may create a bridge between conscious awareness and the unconscious.
- · The Collective Unconscious – Jane introduces Jung’s concept of a collective unconscious and explores its relevance to dreams and homeopathic provings.
- · Dreams, Mythology & Archetypes – We begin exploring the symbolic language of the psyche and how mythology can illuminate recurring patterns.
- · Homeopathy & the Psyche – Jane explains why integrating dream work does not necessarily mean turning homeopathy into psychology, but can instead provide another way of understanding the homeopathic case.
- · Dreams & Healing – We discuss whether dreams have a therapeutic function and what happens when conscious and unconscious aspects of ourselves become more connected.