Blog Contributors
Aditi
Trained in projective personality testing, Aditi has over 6 years of experience in this field. During her post graduation at Delhi University, she specialised in social and counselling psychology driven by her desire to assist others in distress and emotional crises. With the application of the Jungian tool, archetypal amplification, she pursues her interest to make sense of the riddling images and language of the unconscious manifested in dreams myths and fairy tales.
Aien
Aien is currently in the midst of completing her PhD with a thesis exploring the unconscious experiences of people with the exploration of mythology and folklore. Owing to her background she has an interest in exploring the cultural impact on one’s psyche. Coming from a psychoanalytic background and being deeply entrenched in Jungian studies, she has a holistic approach to therapy. She is also an impassioned observer in the relationship between psychology and the arts.
Ching
With 5 years of experience, Ching takes an interest in symbolism in dreams, myths, and fairytales, and how they play with the narratives of our lives. With an amalgamation of both Jungian and post-Jungian concepts, her approach to therapeutic setting is analytical and in-depth, while realising the role culture plays in influencing our psyche.
Sera
Sera applies her 5 years of experience in Jungian studies into her therapeutic practice. During her doctoral studies she was immersed in the Buddhist notion of death and dying. She uses the Jungian tool Archetypal Amplification in the analysis, study and decoding of various symbols and images of our unconscious that manifest in Dreams. She aims at understanding the human psyche from the Jungian perspective. She is trained in Reiki and other Buddhist mindfulness practices
Suzen
Suzen has done wide ranging study in the ancient healing tradition of Shamanism. During her doctoral studies, she has extensively interviewed and gain first hand knowledge of the lived experiences of the shamans. She is interested in exploring how the ancient practice provides a meaningful insight into the modern day practice of psychotherapy. She examines 'unconscious materials' from a Jungian framework in order to achieve a richer experience of psychological health and wellness.