Jungian Papers and Presentations

Grevatt, W. K. Mystics, Warriors, and The Grail; Exploring the Sacred Medieval Psyche. Article on medieval religion and psychology in preparation for publication, September, 2011.

Grevatt, W. K. Understanding Your Dreams; Experiential workshop given at the C.G. Jung Club of Orange County, Chapman University, March, 2011

Grevatt, W. K. The Three Journeymen – A Jungian Interpretation of a Grimm’s Fairy Tale – Experiential Workshop given at the C.G. Jung Club of Orange County, Chapman University, May , 2009.

Grevatt, W. K. The Anatomy of a Mid-Life Crises – Mapping the Inner Journey – Experiential Workshop given at the C.G. Jung Club of Orange County, Chapman University, March , 2008.

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Grevatt, W. K. A Review of “Navaho Symbols of Healing – A Jungian Exploration of Ritual, Image & Medicine”, by Donald Sanders, MD. April, 2007.

THE ANATOMY OF A MID-LIFE CRISIS - PARTICIPANTS' COMMENTS

The manner in which you led the discussion was so open and encouraging; it made it exciting to think and participate! The choice of the film was excellent. Let’s do it again with another film.
You have a very wonderful, safe, humble, yet very intelligent style.
All of the informative symbols from movie, concepts, etc. were very valuable. I enjoyed every single minute of the movie and also the feedback from everyone – plus I learned so much. Please come back soon – you’re wonderful.
The Jungian symbolism within the movie helped me see better than a standard lecture the aspects of a mid-life crisis. Your structure and all the comments of the group were very helpful.
The workshop helped to develop a better understanding of the archetypical stages we move through in life’s passages and into our later life cycle. It was a great movie to illustrate our mid-life changes which can appear out of nowhere.
The film was a great illustration and unfolding of the “self-regulating psyche” and discussion deepened the experience, which I can relate to myself at this time as well as integrate in my work with others – many thanks!
What was most valuable was your engagement of the group in reflections, the choice of film, and alternating the film and discussion. Enjoyable, informative, fertilizing imagery and sharing of time.