2013
DOI: 10.4324/9781315009063
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Studies in Analytical Psychology

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“…I am just as grateful to all the trainees with whom I have worked in Italy, Hungary and Serbia, for the trust, courage and acquiescence with which they agreed to try different workshops in active imagination with me. I also feel, in the same way, gratitude towards my patients, with whom I work mainly with an attitude (Adler ) of active imagination. My trainees, patients and I all know well how shocking and sometimes painful this type of approach is, as well as how much commitment it requires.…”
Section: The Reassuring Image Of a Strong Ego Collective Horrors Andmentioning
confidence: 67%
“…I am just as grateful to all the trainees with whom I have worked in Italy, Hungary and Serbia, for the trust, courage and acquiescence with which they agreed to try different workshops in active imagination with me. I also feel, in the same way, gratitude towards my patients, with whom I work mainly with an attitude (Adler ) of active imagination. My trainees, patients and I all know well how shocking and sometimes painful this type of approach is, as well as how much commitment it requires.…”
Section: The Reassuring Image Of a Strong Ego Collective Horrors Andmentioning
confidence: 67%
“…In the therapeutic situation, art has been shown to provide a useful medium to express and transform unconscious contents. 8 There are many examples in the analytical psychology literature that demonstrate the usefulness of art in the therapeutic process (see, for example, Adler [1969]) and in the individuation process (the most developed example would be Jung's Red Book [2009]); so there is reason to suggest that Jung's psychology could assist the artistic life. However there is only one developed example that I know of.…”
Section: The Fragmented Canon the Wasteland And The Modern Artistmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Adler (, p. 64) described active imagination as an ‘attitude of paradoxical “active passivity”’ similar to that experienced by a film audience or listeners to music. So I think of clinical practice as requiring the attitude of a patient screenwriter (Tozzi ) in which waiting, curiosity, patience, creativity and symbolic thinking bring us to identify the double meaning of images, experiences and communication, leading to a different way of being in the world.…”
Section: The Attitude Of the Patient Screenwritermentioning
confidence: 99%