Intensive Summer School: Foundations of Psychoanalytic & Jungian Psychotherapy

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Course length: 4.5 Days

Course Dates: Thursday 16th July – Monday 20th July, 2026.

Standard fee: £1350

This 4.5-day intensive summer school offers a rigorous yet accessible introduction to the essential concepts and cultural significance of psychoanalytic and Jungian psychotherapy, with a particular emphasis on the emotional and developmental life cycle. Participants will explore how psychoanalytic and Jungian ideas illuminate the unfolding of human development—from infancy through childhood and adolescence, into adulthood, couple relationships, and later life.

The course is led by senior psychoanalytic and Jungian clinicians whose work spans this full developmental spectrum, including direct experience with children and adolescents, adults, couples, and parents and infants. Their breadth of practice ensures that the theories and concepts explored throughout the programme are rooted in real-world clinical understanding and the lived developmental challenges encountered across the lifespan.

Bringing together foundational theory with reflective discussion, the programme offers a rare opportunity to engage deeply with the ways inner experience evolves across time: how patterns are formed, how symbolic life shapes our development, and how unconscious processes influence the relationships we build and the difficulties we meet.

Whether participants are new to psychotherapy, considering future training, or simply curious about how psychoanalytic and Jungian ideas explain the unfolding of human growth, the summer school provides both intellectual richness and personal relevance.