Jungian Psychology in the Modern World
WEBINAR
25th April 2026 • 10:00 -11:00 UK Time
An introduction to the core principles of Jungian Psychology and the structures of the psyche
Who looks outside, dreams; who looks inside, awakes’ C.G. Jung
In our attempts to create predictable and productive structures for our organisations and societies, we seem to have lost touch with our souls. We have forgotten that, as well as working, human beings also have hopes and fears, dream dreams, fall in love, tell stories, and experience the world with a sense of mystery and awe.
Jungian psychology offers a lens which places the human once again at the heart of human systems. It provides a framework to understand the complex web of feeling tone associations and images that shape and define our behaviour and our very sense of self.
In this webinar we will introduce the core principles of Jungian psychology. We will examine the main structures of the mind and the way in which these are formed and reformed over the course of our lives, and will consider the implications for a modern coaching practice.
The webinar will also include references for further reading and additional materials, including a chapter from the book 'A Jungian Approach to Coaching: The Theory and Practice of Turning Leaders into People' by Laurence Barrett.
It is intended for coaches and consultants who would like to explore a deeper and more soulful way to understand and support their clients.
This webinar will be delivered by Laurence Barrett who has coached senior leaders and led change programmes for international organisations for over 30 years. Laurence trained as a coach and a supervisor at the Tavistock Institute. He holds an MSc in Analytical (Jungian) Psychology from the British Psychotherapy Foundation and an MBA from Lancaster University, along with a Foundation Certificate in Group Analysis from the Institute of Group Analysis . He also holds Certificates in Ecopsychology and Ecotherapy from the Pacifica Graduate Institute.