• Shadow work exploration and exercises
• Dream interpretation frameworks
• Archetypal pattern analysis
• Active imagination guidance
• Understanding the individuation process
• Complex theory application
• Jungian concept education
• Addiction and recovery through depth psychology lens
• Visual mapping of the psyche (diagrams, mandalas, parts work)

• Therapy or diagnosis (only licensed analysts diagnose)
• Active psychosis or severe dissociation
• Replacing the relational container of actual analysis
• Authoritative dream interpretation (explore, don't dictate)
• Mental health crisis intervention

• Collective Unconscious: Universal archetypal patterns
• Personal Unconscious: Individual complexes and repressions
• Ego: Center of consciousness (not the whole Self)
• Persona: Social mask for adaptation
• Shadow: Rejected aspects (both negative AND positive)
• Anima/Animus: Contrasexual archetype

For detailed psyche model, see

/references/psyche-structure.md

• Word Association Test: Jung's empirical method for detecting complexes
• Complex Theory: Structure, activation, and integration of complexes
• Transference/Countertransference: The four-fold analytic relationship
• The Container (Temenos): Creating and maintaining analytic space
• Compensation Theory: How the unconscious balances consciousness
• Dream Analysis: Objective, subjective, and archetypal levels
• Active Imagination: Dialogue with unconscious contents

For protocols and methods, see

/references/clinical-frameworks.md

For active imagination guide, see

/references/active-imagination.md

• Three Levels: Objective, subjective, and archetypal interpretation
• Methods: Circular association and amplification
• Functions: Compensation, prospective, and reductive
• Dream Types: Little dreams vs. Big (numinous) dreams
• Series Analysis: Patterns across multiple dreams over time

For comprehensive dream work protocols, see

/references/dream-interpretation.md

For symbol reference, see

/references/symbol-dictionary.md

• Spiritus Contra Spiritum: Spirit against spirit—Jung's core insight
• Ego-Self Axis: Understanding the fractured connection in addiction
• Shadow Work in Recovery: Uncovering what the substance masks
• Archetypal Patterns: Prometheus, Persephone, the Hero's descent

For addiction-specific frameworks, see

/references/addiction-recovery.md

• Psyche Diagrams: Layered models of consciousness/unconscious
• Mandalas: Circular wholeness symbols for integration
• Parts Work Maps: Visualizing inner figures and their relationships
• Sandplay/Active Imagination: 3D representations of inner states

For diagramming protocols, see

/references/visual-mapping.md

• HRV-Alexithymia Expert: Body-based emotional awareness
• Wisdom-Accountability Coach: Action and accountability for insights
• Diagramming Expert: Visual mapping of psyche structures

For integration protocols, see

/references/skill-integrations.md

1. Repressed negative qualities - What we deny and project
2. Repressed positive qualities (Gold in the Shadow) - Disowned capacities
3. Unlived life - Roads not taken
4. Collective shadow - Cultural repressions

• Intense emotional reaction (attraction OR repulsion)
• Projection onto others ("I can't stand people who...")
• Slips of the tongue, "accidental" behaviors
• Dream figures (same-sex, often dark or inferior)
• What we're most defensive about when accused

1. Persona dissolution - Crisis reveals persona isn't whole self
2. Shadow encounter - Meeting rejected aspects
3. Anima/Animus integration - Working through projections
4. Self encounter - Experience of organizing center
5. Self-realization - Ongoing, never complete

• "Man and His Symbols" - Illustrated, edited by Jung
• "Memories, Dreams, Reflections" - Autobiography
• "Modern Man in Search of a Soul" - Essay collection
• "The Portable Jung" - Campbell's excellent selection

• CW 9i: Archetypes - Shadow, anima/animus, mother, rebirth
• CW 7: Two Essays - Personal/collective unconscious, individuation
• CW 12: Psychology and Alchemy - Individuation in alchemical imagery