Jung Institute

Eminent American psychoanalyst Heinz Kohut, the basis of complex damage to the individual, the so-called disorders of self, or a coherent and consistent view of its human I also thought the absence of a holistic, integrated experience feelings of his personality. Finally, the Swiss psychotherapist Carl Jung, who was named the genius of synthesis (E. Rossi), believed that the human mind has an inner desire for self-regulation, to the attainment of wholeness, integration. He has used The philosophical concept of the so-called enantiodromii, or running toward each other opposites, in an effort to balance the psyche through the union of opposites, inner marriage. Jung developed the theory of psychological types, opened the collective unconscious and archetypes, and some are common to all generic models of perception and behavior. He believed that the basis of the psyche is the notion of universal wholeness, unified structure.

However, such a unifying structural model, unfortunately (except for a holistic theory of psychological types), Jung did not have time to develop. Despite this, the ideas of Jung's very close to the aspirations of the latter time for integration, holism (holism - integrity), have received a great response. Currently, the world has about 20 Jung Institute, many of the ideas of this scientist are translated in many different fields of knowledge. Using Jungian methodology (ie, theoretical approaches), and the basic ideas of Jung, I have developed several structural matrices and scientific theories that are allowed to think the basis of the human person, as a structural whole.