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Sally Gillespie
May 6
'Towards the Symbiocene': A conversation with the authors and artist of Quadrant
Tending the Tree: An archetypal image of renewal and transformation
May 1
Tending the Tree: An archetypal image of renewal and transformation
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Nov 5
AusAPT 2020 conference: Valuing Type in a Virtual World
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Oct 10
Understanding Archetypes: Perspectives, Patterns and Fields
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Sept 17
Webinar: The Soul of Australia and the Archetypal Roots of Cultural Complexes
FREE Webinar "From Career to Calling: A Depth Psychology Guide to Soul-Making Work in Darkening Times"
June 27
FREE Webinar "From Career to Calling: A Depth Psychology Guide to Soul-Making Work in Darkening Times"
The Goddess Juno Moneta
May 25
The 'Deep Psychology of Money' Workshop
Psyche, Nature and Cosmos: Re-imagining Inner and Outer Worlds
Apr 5
Psyche, Nature and Cosmos: Re-imagining Inner and Outer Worlds
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Mar 9
Seminar–Workshop: The Deep Psychology of Money
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Mar 8
Transforming Complexes as Pathways to Vocation
Tending the Tree: An archetypal image of renewal and transformation
Feb 15
Tending the Tree: An archetypal image of renewal and transformation
Imaginal mind, indigenous Self: Activating deep relationships with nature through dreams, poetry & pilgrimage
Nov 10
Imaginal mind, indigenous Self: Activating deep relationships with nature through dreams, poetry & pilgrimage
Nov 25
Retire your Family Karma
Oct 26
The Feminine Face of Power: Becoming Transformational Elders
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Sept 23
How Psyche Speaks: Archetypal & Mythic Perspectives for Life & Work
June 3
Ensouling our Work: Lessons from Ecopsychology, Spiritual & Indigenous Traditions
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June 17
Transforming Complexes as Pathways to Vocation
Vocation as psyche's call
May 6
Vocation as psyche's call
Mar 20
The Archetypal Basis of Calling (Part 2): Joseph Campbell on Myth and Meaning
Mar 19
The Archetypal Basis of Calling (Part 1): Jung and Hillman on Purpose and Soul-making

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