Radical Jung: The Ancient Psyche and Surviving the Modern World - Interview with Rob Faure Walker

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This episode explores the intersections of Jungian psychology, ecotherapy, and the impact of social media on mental health with insights from Rob Faure Walker.

This episode dives into the profound intersections of Jungian psychology, ecotherapy, social media’s impact on mental health, and the symbolic power of nature. Rob Faure Walker, author of the new book, “Radical Jung” shares his insights on how reconnecting with nature and understanding our collective shadows can foster healing and resilience in today's complex world.Main topics covered: The role of ecotherapy in mental healthJungian archetypes and the significance of the collective shadowHow ...

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Hosts: Debra Maldonado, Robert Maldonado PhD

Guest: Rob Faure Walker

Topics covered

• Jungian psychology
• ecotherapy
• mental health
• collective shadow
• nature
• healing
• resilience

Keywords

• Jungian psychology
• ecotherapy
• mental health
• collective shadow
• nature
• healing
• resilience
• social media
• archetypes

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Books & works: Radical Jung

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