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Jungian Analysis and Therapy

What Is Jungian Analysis and Psychotherapy?

While The Jung Center does not operate a clinic nor formally endorse psychotherapy with particular therapists, we often receive questions about therapeutic resources available in Houston. Many types of psychotherapy apply in practice the wide-ranging ideas of C.G. Jung. Jungian analysis involves in-depth work with an individual trained in a formal analytical program, such as that offered in Zurich, Switzerland, where Jung lived and developed his ideas. Training programs in the United States also prepare individuals to become analysts. The certifying and governing body for Jungian analysts is the International Association for Analytical Psychology (iaap.org). The format of analysis varies based on the needs of the client as well as the preferences and experiences of the analyst. Click here to learn about local options for training to become a Jungian analyst.

Psychotherapy influenced by Jung and post-Jungian thought also is offered by individuals trained and licensed as psychologists, professional counselors, social workers, and marriage and family therapists. Dr. Jung’s ideas have germinated a variety of treatment modalities, such as dreamwork, active imagination, sand tray, movement and dance, body-centered therapies, and transpersonal therapies which integrate practices from spiritual traditions from around the world.

Houston-Area Jungian Analysts and Psychotherapists

Due to frequent requests, The Jung Center provides the following list of Jungian analysts, psychologists, and therapists, who are in some way affiliated with the Jung Center. The Center does not recommend clinicians, and it is wise to interview two or three different individuals in making a decision of who might be most helpful for your particular issues and needs.

Virginia Angel, JD, MA, LPC, Diplomate Jungian analyst | 713.703.7737

Kathryn Burns, LPC, Jungian analyst | 713.527.7297

Tom Carter, PhD, MTh, LPC, CGP | 713-628-2942 | tecarter7@gmail.com

Jennifer Jones Embry, MA, LPC, Jungian analyst | 713.703.9952

Sean Fitzpatrick, PhD, LPC | 713.503.5855

Anna Guerra, JD, MA, LPC | 713.528.0315

Diana Heritage, LMSW-ACP, Jungian analyst  | 713.526.2680 or 281.452.0277

Gretchen Heyer, MA, MDiv, LPC, Jungian analyst | 713.267.0699

Frances Johnson, PhD, MDiv, LPC, Diploma Candidate at the C.G. Jung Institute, Zurich | 832.525.9963

Michele Lees, MA, BC-DMT, LPC Psychotherapy Indepth  | 713.880.4545

Jerry Ruhl, PhD | 937.684.7746

Ronald Schenk, PhD, LPC, Jungian analyst | 214.360.0577

D. Scott Stanley, PhD, LPC, candidate-in-training to become a Jungian analyst | 281.960.3991

Anne Strain, LCSW, candidate-in-training to become a Jungian analyst  | 713.529.5008