We often get questions from listeners about how they can find or become a Jungian analyst, or where they should get started reading Jung, so we put together the resources below as a starting point.

Where to Start

Finding an Analyst

Finding an analyst is a very personal decision that requires careful research and consideration. We do not fully “vet” the providers listed by these sources, and it is the client’s responsibility to do due diligence, as he or she would in any search for a new therapist.

Where to Start

Become an analyst

Many listeners have expressed interest in Jungian analytic training. We encourage all who are interested in becoming a Jungian analyst to consult the major Jungian organizational and training resources below, and to research additional educational and Jungian institutes around the world. There are many routes to training as a Jungian analyst and we hope to help you find yours.

Princeton University Press

The Critical Edition of the Works of C.G. Jung

This multi-year publishing project will make vibrant new translations of C.G. Jung’s writing available in a 26-volume critical edition, organized chronologically and with an extensive scholarly apparatus. Volumes will be published in chronological order and in cloth and ebook formats. 

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Jungian Resources

The organizations and publishers listed below are dedicated to the preservation of the works of C.G. Jung and pushing the fields of Jungian psycholgy, mythology, and dreamwork forward.

Our Booklist

Recommended Reading

You can find our recommendations for our favorite Jungian books, as well as books we talk about each week on the podcast on our Bookshop.org page. A few to get you started are listed below.

Reading Jung: Where to Start

Symbol Dictionaries

Jungian Dream Interpretation