American
Association of Pastoral Counselors, Northwest Region
2008
Annual Fall Conference
5.0 Hours
of NBCC Continuing Education Credit
PILGRIMAGE
A Jungian Perspective on Contemporary
Clinical and Cultural Understandings of an Ancient, Therapeutic Archetype
Terrill
L. Gibson, Ph.D.
Jungian
Analyst
Diplomate,
American Assn. of Pastoral Counselors
Approved
Supervisor, American Assn. for Marriage Family Therapy
Friday and Saturday,
October 3 and 4,
2008
University
Place @
Terrill
L. Gibson, Ph.D.
Terrill L. Gibson, Ph.D., is a Jungian
analyst, Diplomate in the American Association of Pastoral Counselors, and
Approved Supervisor for the American Association for Marriage and Family
Therapy. Dr. Gibson practices individual and family therapy with Pastoral
Therapy Associates in
· Dodson,
Laura and Gibson, Terrill, eds. Psyche and
Family. Chiron Press, 1997.
· Gibson,
Terrill. Wholeness and Transcendence in
the Practice of Pastoral Psychotherapy from a Judeo-Christian Perspective. In
The Psychology of Mature Spirituality, eds. Polly Young-Eisendrath and
Melvin Miller. Routledge, 2000.
· Gibson,
Terrill. “The Oedipal Child and the Family Crucible: A Jungian
Account.”
In Human Development and Faith, ed. Felicity
Kelcourse. Chalice Press, 2004.
· Gibson,
Terrill. “Cin-Imago Dei.” Cinema and
Psyche: A Journal of Archetype and Culture 73 (Spring 2005).
Conference Schedule
Friday,
October 3
3:00-3:30
PM
Registration & Check-In
3:30-5:00
PM
Welcome & Business Meeting
5:00-5:15
PM
Break
5:15-6:00
PM
Worship
6:00 PM
Banquet ($) Lifetime Achievement Award
Saturday,
October 4
8:30
AM
Registration
9:00-10:30
AM Session I
(1.50 CEUs)
10:30-10:45
AM Break
10:45-12:00
AM Session II (1.25 CEUs)
12:00 Noon
Buffet Lunch (included)
1:00-2:15 PM
Session
III (1.25 CEUs)
2:15-2:30
PM
Break
2:30-3:30
PM
Session IV (1.00 CEUs)
3:30
PM
Farewell & Departure
Program Description
PILGRIMAGE
A Jungian Perspective on Contemporary
Clinical and Cultural Understandings of an Ancient, Therapeutic Archetype
Solvitur
ambulando...It is solved by walking
All across the globe, there is a revival of interest in ancient
Pilgrimage routes and disciplines. The Earth is alive. The Ancients knew this
perhaps better than we. Through dream, legend, and ceremonial wisdom it was
revealed that reverently traversing certain paths across the surface of this
splendid sphere generated deep healing for physical, psychological, and, most
preciously, spiritual wounds. Taken as liturgical and therapeutic metaphor, it
became clear to these ancients that Pilgrimage is a prime paradigm into the
mysteries of the divine-human encounter; that Pilgrimage is the full journey after
a complete, compassionate consciousness we all take from birth to death, from
ignorance to enlightenment.
Avalon
exists where divinity dwells in nature
and
quickens it in the pilgrim.
·
In this seminar, the historical background and possible
contemporary applications of this vibrant archetypal presence in pastoral
psychotherapy will be explored. Using a Jungian-themed collage of film and
image, a theoretical model will be suggested for the respectful clinical,
cultural, and political access to and application of this ancient healing
vehicle. The topic is especially urgent, culturally, given the religious war
currently being waged between the three ancient Western Monotheisms—all
traditions with strong pilgrimage practices built on top of forgotten Goddess
practices. Can pilgrimage bring something toward planetary peace and healing as
well as individual psycho-spiritual growth?
An
individual’s harmony with his or her own deep self
requires
not merely a journey to the interior
but a
harmonizing with the environmental world.
· James
Hillman, A Psyche the Size of the Earth
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September 3.
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AAPC
NW Region 2008 Fall Conference
Registration
Form
A. Friday Banquet: Check one or both (reservation
due Sept. 19)
___$30.00 Self
___$30.00 Guest
B. Saturday Conference: 3one (reservation
due September 19)
___$100.00
Professional
___$50.00 Student
(after September 19)
___$120.00
Professional
___$60.00 Student
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Reservations will be made on an individual
basis. Please mention American Association of Pastoral Counselors and $99
rate when you call to make your guest room reservation on or before September
3.
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