Jungian Intensive Journaling is a tool to get access to the deeper and often buried parts of ourselves.

 

It is a journaling technique created by IRA Progoff, a depth psychologist who worked alongside of Carl Jung, in the 1950’s.

 

“Dr. Progoff conducted research on the dynamic process by which individuals develop more fulfilling lives. As a Psychotherapist, he found that the clients who wrote in some form of a journal were able to work through issues more rapidly. Through this research, he then developed and refined the Intensive Journal Method in the mid-1960's and 1970's to provide a way to mirror the processes by which people become dynamic and develop themselves.”

 

This is not a traditional form of journaling,

where the individual regurgitates the experiences of the day, maybe adding a creative elements here and there.

 

The Intensive Journaling Method, is able to take a the participate to much deeper places through the guidance of a trained instructor.

 

What it looks like…

 

Doing work around...

 

• Where you have been

• Where you are presently

• What is influencing you

• Looking at relationships

• Works/Vocation

• Your body

• Society

• Events that have shaped you

• Dreams

• Etc.

 

This is life changing hard work, work where you come away with tools for the future and a new way to be in the world.

 

-Angie