Feminine oppression is a traumatic disavowal of authentic identities that are a critical part of the individuation process of women. This is a trauma that too often goes unnamed and unrecognized because it has historically been accepted as normative. Facing this historical and cultural trauma is not about being defined as a victim. It is about acknowledging the trauma and its effects as an essential first step towards embodying the conscious feminine, in ourselves and in our culture.
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This Seeing Red Certificate Course brings together an internationally recognized faculty of analysts, psychologists, authors and artists. Our goal is to acquire an archetypal understanding of feminine oppression and prepare for the emergence and development of a deep-seated feminine wisdom. A feminine wisdom defined by women that holds enough creative momentum to shift our alignment toward the conscious feminine and the embodiment of her gifts.

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Seeing Red Course Faculty!

Druscilla French, Ph.D.
Druscilla French, Ph.D., is a writer, a cultural mythologist, and an advocate for women. She has written many articles in the fields of conflict resolution, depth psychology, and postmodern archetypal psychology. She founded the Foundation for Mythological Studies in Santa Barbara, California. Her first novel, Shadows on Samhain (2008), is the story of the murder of a biracial infant by white supremacists in the mountains of Colorado and the family that seeks justice for the surviving mother. The second in the series, Solstice on Ice, is a work in progress, scheduled for publication in 2015. She is one of the founders of the Women’s Leadership Council at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.

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Elizabeth Nelson, Ph.D.
 is a psychologist of the soul by training and inclination. She serves as core faculty and Dissertation Policy Director of Pacifica Graduate Institute near Santa Barbara, California, where she has been teaching since 2003. She lectures in a broad range of courses in research process, methodology, scholarly writing, and dissertation development along with classes in dream, literature, and cultural studies. Dr. Nelson’s own research interests focus on Jung’s concept of the shadow, gender, and power with a particular interest in how women discover and express a vibrant, embodied authority. 
Elizabeth holds a Ph.D. in depth psychology and has undergraduate degrees in Economics and Political Science, a Master’s degree in English Literature, and an abiding interest in feminist studies. Along the way she has been a dancer, choreographer, martial artist, mountain climber, and yoga practitioner. As a professional writer and editor for more than 30 years, she coaches aspiring authors across a variety of genres and styles and works as a consultant for startup technology companies. 

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Susan Rowland, Ph.D.
Susan is Chair of the Engaged Humanities and the Creative Life MA at Pacifica Graduate Institute. She earned her Ph.D. from the University of Newcastle and her MA's from the University of London and Oxford
University. She was the first Chair of the International Association of Jungian Studies (IAJS). She is author of many studies of Jung, literary theory and gender including C.G. Jung and Literary Theory (1999), Jung: A Feminist Revision (2002), Jung as a Writer (2005) and also edited Psyche and the Arts (2008). Another recent book is C.G. Jung and the Humanities (2010), showing how Jung's work is a response to the creative,
psychological, spiritual, philosophical and ecological crises of our age. In 2012 her book, The Ecocritical Psyche: Literature, Complexity Evolution and Jung was published by Routledge, showing how the Jungian symbol is a portal to nature.

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Loralee Scott-Conforti, MFA
Loralee is the Executive Director of the Assisi Institute and Founder and Director of Seeing Red. She is a certified MBTI Consultant, Archetypal Pattern Analyst and sought after public speaker,
Loralee has consulted with Procter and Gamble in developing training programs to catalyze
breakthrough creativity and organizationally sustainable transformation. She has been a featured presenter at Jungian conferences in Siracusa, Italy and Moscow, Russia. Her graduate studies focused on the interdisciplinary links between analytical psychology, philosophy, art history, brain
science, creativity theory, and dance pedagogy. Her past artistic work includes a dance theater production focused on the global issue of human trafficking that resulted in the passage of antitrafficking legislation as a result of Loralee's collaboration with the Troy, NY City Council. Loralee's work around this issue is featured as part of a compilation of research included in an academic text published by Routledge: "Grief and The Expressive Arts"

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Fanny Brewster, Ph.D., MFA
​Fanny is a faculty member of the New York C.G. Jung Foundation where she teaches a variety of classes and gives public forum lectures on Jungian related topics. While a Board Member with the New York Analytical Psychology Club, Dr. Brewster developed and led experiential workshops on Dreams, Creative Writing and Mythology. She has a Master of Fine Arts degree in Creative Nonfiction and a recent writing, "Wheel of Fire: The African American Dreamer and Cultural Consciousness" appears in the journal Jung Journal Psyche and Culture (Winter, 2013). Dr. Brewster has received two Gradiva Award nominations for her writing, from the National Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis.

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Bonnie Damron, Ph.D., LCSW
Bonnie Damron is a psychotherapist, ethnographer, storyteller, and Archetypal Pattern Analyst in
private practice in the Washington, D. C. metropolitan area. Her work is largely Jungian based. During her thirty years in practice, in addition to her work with individual clients and organizations, she has conducted seminars on archetypal motifs in fairy tales, myths, the arts, and the writings of C. G. Jung. Dr. Damron holds a Masters of Social Work degree from Catholic University, a Doctoral Degree in American Culture Studies from the University of Maryland, and the Certificate of Archetypal Pattern Analyst from the Assisi Institute for Archetypal Studies.

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Efrat Ginot, Ph.D.
Efrat Ginot is a graduate of the NYU Postdoctoral Program for Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis,
She is a psychologist psychoanalyst in private practice in NYC. She is the author of The Neuropsychology of the Unconscious published in 2016. Her published papers have integrated neuropsychology and psychoanalytic processes and she received the 2002 Gradiva Award for best article. Dr. Ginot is an instructor at the Institute for Contemporary Psychotherapy and a supervisor at the Fifth Avenue Center For Counseling and Psychotherapy. She is also an artist.

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Carol Pearson, Ph.D.
Carol is an author, speaker, workshop leader, and educator in private practice, best known as an expert on the applications of myth, archetypes, and narrative to contemporary life and work. Carol’s most recent book is: Persephone Arising: Awakening the Hero Within. Her other books include the best selling book: The Hero Within: Six Archetypes We Live By and Awakening the Heroes Within: Twelve Archetypes to Help Us Find Ourselves and Transform Our World. The Transforming Leader: New Approaches to Leadership for the Twenty-First Century (ed.) , The Hero and the Outlaw: Building Extraordinary
Brands Through the Power o fArchetypes (co-authored with Margaret Mark), and Mapping the Organizational Psyche: A Jungian Theory of Organizational Dynamics and Change (co-authored with John Corlett) Carol also co-authored a psychometric testing instrument: The Pearson-Marr Archetype Indicator. Carol has a background as a higher education faculty member and administrator, most recently serving as Provost and President of Pacifica Graduate Institute

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Sandy Salzillo, M.A., CAGS, LMHC
Sandra has a BFA from UMASS Dartmouth. She was a professional illustrator for many years and is
still actively involved in painting and printmaking. In 2001 she obtained a graduate degree in Holistic
Counseling from Salve Regina University in Newport RI where she also received an Advanced Graduate Degree in Mental Health, along with a certification as an Expressive Arts Facilitator.
Since 2005 Sandra has worked as a mental health clinician in The Program in Women’s Oncology at Women & Infants Hospital in Providence RI, where she provides extended counseling as well as facilitates an Expressive Arts Therapy support group for women diagnosed with cancer.In 2009
Sandra received a certification as an Archetypal Pattern Analyst from the Assisi Institute in Brattleboro Vt. Along with maintaining a private practice, Sandra is an adjunct professor at Salve Regina University as well as a senior faculty member of The Assisi Institute.

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Demaris Wehr, Ph.D.
Demaris Wehr, Ph.D., is the author of Jung and Feminism (Beacon Press) and the forthcoming book, Making It Through: Bosnian Survivors Telling Stories of Truth. Demaris has a lifelong interest in peacebuilding, starting with her Quaker upbringing. She taught Religion and Psychology
for many years, including at Swarthmore College and at Harvard Divinity School. Demaris began her practice as a Jungian psychotherapist in 1993. She and her late husband, Jungian analyst David Hart, had a joint practice in Dialogue Therapy.

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Seeing Red Certificate Course
2018 Webinar Schedule
(Webinars & Seeing Red Discussion Circles are held on Thursdays
​from 8:00 – 9:30 PM Eastern Time and all lectures are recorded)

Module I: Recognizing the Hidden Patterns of Internal Oppression

Jan. 4th Week 1:           The Enemy Without/The Enemy Within                                                                     Loralee Scott-Conforti, MFA
Jan. 11th Week 2:         Mirrors, Red Shoes and Claiming our Authentic Selves                                           Loralee Scott-Conforti, MFA 
Jan. 18th Week 3:          Seeing Red Discussion Circle I
Jan. 25th Week 4:         Exile - Patterns of Resistance                                                                                      Silvia Behrend, D.Min.
Feb. 1st Week 5:         The Legacy of Oppression: Transgenerational Complexes                                       Muriel McMahon, M.Ed.
Feb. 8th Week 6:            Seeing Red Discussion Circle II
Feb. 15th  Week 7:           Patterns of Resistance – The Neuropsychology of Oppression                           Efrat Ginot, Ph.D.
Feb. 22nd Week 8:          Facing the Terror of Non-being                                                                                   Demaris Wehr, Ph.D.
March 1st Week 9:        Seeing Red Discussion Circle III                                  

Module II: Re-Visioning Archetypal Identities of Women

March 8th Week 10:       The Salome Complex - Working with What We Have Not Named                         Loralee Scott-Conforti, MFA
March 15th Week 11:      Patasola - Redeeming the Transmogrified Feminine                                             Ines de la Ossa Izquierdo
March 22nd Week 12:      Seeing Red Discussion Circle IV
March 29th Week 13:       Persephone Arising                                                                                                  Carol Pearson, Ph.D.
April 5th Week 14:             Cultural Mythologies: Protection or Suppression                                                 Druscilla French, Ph.D.
April 12th Week 15:          Seeing Red Discussion Circle V
April 19th Week 16:           Re-Storying the Divine Feminine                                                                             Susan Rowland, Ph.D.
April 26th Week 17:            Envisioning Medusa                                                                                               Sandy Salzillo, MA, LMHC
May 3rd Week 18:               Seeing Red Discussion Circle VI
May 10th Week 19:             Whatever Possessed You? Animus and Culture                                                  Fanny Brewster, Ph.D., MFA
May 17th Week 20:            Penelope, the First Heroine in the Western Canon                                               Bonnie Damron, Ph.D.
May 24th - Week 21           Seeing Red Discussion Circle VII
May 31st Week 22:             Evita: Leadership and the Exiled Feminine                                                           Silvia Behrend, D.Min, M.Div
June 7th Week 23:              The Rise of the Feminine in a World Under Siege                                               Demaris Wehr, Ph.D.
June 14th Week 24:              Seeing Red Discussion Circle VIII.
June 21st  Week 25:           Wonder Woman and the Emerging Fierce Feminine                                           Elizabeth Nelson, Ph.D.
June 28th Week 26:         Demeter and Baubo: Moving Beyond Resisting to Insisting                                Loralee Scott-Conforti, MFA

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Discounts and Tuition!

We have designed this Seeing Red Certificate Course in a way that allows you as much flexibility as possible
in customizing this in a way best suited to your psyche and your purse. Please feel free to call us with any
questions. Annette, our Program Coordinator is in the office from 12:30 - 4:30 PM EST Monday - Friday.
We’d be happy to talk with you!

I. 26 Weeks (Six Months) of On-line Webinars with Internationally Recognized Analysts, Authors and Artists, Personal Mentoring Sessions, Discussion Circles 

Course Tuition:  $799
This includes all of the webinar presentations, the Seeing Red Discussion Circles and two private
mentoring sessions. All of the webinar sessions are recorded so you can listen at your convenience.

Discounts: (only one may apply)
15% Discount if paid in full (Save $119.85)
10% Discount Early Registration by December 15th, 2017
10% Discount for APA current students or graduates

Monthly Payment Plan:

$133.16/Month (*$30 one time processing fee for monthly payments)

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ARAS Concordance for Jung's Collected Works

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A CONCORDANCE BY THORNTON LADDSEARCH THE COLLECTED WORKS​
This concordance provides the capacity to search by word and/or topic Jung’s Collected Works and to find all relevant references. These references include detailed subject heading, quotes, and context for every search.

http://aras.org/concordance?search_api_views_fulltext=wolf