Carl Jung

2. SELF-REALIZATION
 Also called individuation
 Psychological rebirth
 Process of becoming an individual or a whole person
 Achieved realization of the self, minimized their
persona, recognized their anima, and acquired balance
between introversion and extraversion

3. JUNG’S METHODS OF INVESTIGATION

4. WORD ASSOCIATION TEST
 A test of personality used in psychotherapy
 It is believed that it can reveal something of a
person's subconscious mind
 The subject is required to respond to each of a
series of words with the first word/words that
comes to mind
 Time for answering was measured
 Unusual reactions—hesitations, slips of the tongue,
blushing, laughing, clearing of the throat

5. DREAM ANALYSIS
 Dreams are our unconscious attempt to
comprehend a reality that can only be expressed
symbolically
 Feelings not expressed in waking life will find an
outlet through the dream process
 Jung believed that certain dreams offered proof for
the existence of the collective unconscious
 These dreams included big dreams, typical dreams
and earliest dream remembered

6. Big dreams
have special
meaning for all
people
TYPICAL
dreams
common to most
Earliest dreams
remembered
dreams that can be
traced back to about
age 3 or 4 and contain
mythological and
symbolic images that
could not have
reasonably been
experienced by the

7. ACTIVE IMAGINATION
 Technique used by Jung to
uncover collective unconscious
material.
 Patients are asked to
concentrate on an image until a

8. PSYCHOTHERAPY
1. CONFESSION- Share secrets, Catharsis
2. ELUCIDATION- Therapist clarifies
3. EDUCATION- Incorporation of insights into
the patients’ personality to adapt to social
environment
4. TRANSFORMATION- Therapist is
transformed into a healthy individual

9. •TRANSFERENCE
•COUNTERTRANSFERENCE