| © Margaret L. Cunningham, PhD 2002 |
| Last updated February 2, 2011 |
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| If you go to a therapist with a Jungian orientation, you should expect to get to know previously unknown parts of yourself. |
| Jungians use a dream work, association, sand play, body work, etc. |
| Jungians are "depth" therapists. They help parts of your personality. They also respect the "collective unconscious" — the part of the psyche that is shared by everyone. |
| Jungian therapists have the same credentials as other therapists. However, Jungian therapists have also been in Jungian analysis. They know that all therapists bring parts of themselves into each therapy session. A therapist who does not know his/her own self can unconsciously harm a client. |
| Jungian therapy can be very intense. Most of us resist change (no matter how much we say we want to). |
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