Category: Carl Jung
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Life in flux: why you’re always changing (and that’s okay!)
Life is a journey of constant change. Every day, we wake up a little different than we were yesterday—our cells renew, our thoughts shift, and the world around us keeps moving. This can feel both exhilarating and overwhelming. How do we hold on to a sense of self when everything, including ourselves, is in flux?…
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B-Cognition
Traditionally, it’s been said that the normal INFJ uses a certain amount of functions, in a particular order, to a certain degree—an example of an INFJ: But what if this is not the case for a healthy or self-actualized person? What might a cognitive function hierarchy look like for a person who has worked on…
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Carl Jung and the Psychological Types
Introduction to Carl Jung, the father of Individuation Psychology. Jung was famous for his work on personality psychology, personality types, and individuation. His aim was not to organize people into types or labels. In his introduction to the Argentinian Edition of Psychological Types, his bestseller on personality types, he exclaims that his work has been…
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Carl Jung’s Genius | Analyzing His Key Ideas & Quotes
Exploring Jung’s key ideas and quotes with psychotherapist Leon Tsao. Also available on Spotify.
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How I Transcended Using Carl Jung’s Theories
Transcending Carl Jung’s Theories: My Journey to Self-Discovery
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Carl Jung: Most People Are Not Individuated
There are personality tests everywhere. But the question is how accurate personality tests are. If most people are not properly individuated, but are rather caught in personas, masks, and stereotypes, how can they accurately determine their own behaviour? What would Carl Jung think of the MBTI and its process? Does it help individuation, or does…
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Livestream on thursday: Carl Jung and the cognitive function secrets
Come join me for a livestream and ask me any questions you’d like on Carl Jung, the eight cognitive functions, and their secrets. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DtjAMO50mm0
