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Donald Kalsched: ‘Trauma and the Soul’

February 15, 2015

February 13-15, 2015: Blending his roots in Edinger with body-awarness, Dr. Donald Kalsched gave a thoroughly fascinating look into Trauma and the Soul. We were so pleased to see many out-of-towners make their way to St. Louis for this wonderful weekend. Thank you, Dr. Kalsched!

Past Events

Shirley Fontenot Chair

Earth Speaks, Psyche Dreams: Jungian Perspectives on Our Shared Ecologies—Jung in the Heartland Conference 2024

Grabbed By Persephone / Consoled By Demeter: Presentation & Symposium on the Greek Myth of Persephone and Demeter (April 28, 2023)

A Jungian Analysis of The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane by Kate DiCamillo: A Toy Rabbit’s Path Toward Individuation With Francesca “Cheska” Ferrentelli, Ph.D. (March 3, 2023)

James Hollis Zoom Lecture — Necessary Fictions: Therapy as the Critique of “Stories” (February 24, 2023)

Martha Peacock Lecture & Workshop (December 2–3, 2022)

Transgenerational Complexes in Coco with Johann Mynhardt (October 29, 2022)

Our Polarized Culture: Healing the Individual and the Collective with Donald Kalsched, Ph.D., and Thomas Singer, M.D. (September 30 & October 1, 2022)

Joel Kroeker “When Psyche Sings” Lecture & Workshop (July 15–16, 2022)

Our Polarized Culture: Healing the Individual and the Collective with Donald Kalsched, Ph.D., and Thomas Singer, M.D.

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