Robert Romanyshyn

Please preview my DVD It will help awaken the ancient bonds between us and the living soul of the world.

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In this Jung Platform lecture excerpt, Robert explores the intertwining of psyche and nature in the context of the ecological crisis of the melting polar ice.

The articles below are some of my publications that I am offering as PDF files for the community.

On Becoming and Un-Becoming a Psychologist

Psychotherapy as Grief Work

Psychotherapy and the Creative Patient

Anyway, Why Did it Have to be the Death of the Poet?: The Orphic Roots of Jungian Psychology

Conversations in the Gap Between Mind and Soul

In (the) Place (s) of Thinking

Metabletics: Foundation for a Therapy of Culture

Complex Education:  Depth Psychology as a mode of Ethical Pedogogy

Phenomenology as a Poetic Realism

Sitting on a Bench with James Hillman: Conversations with the Dead

Some Reflections on the Work of J. H. van den Berg

Technology - Alienation and Homecoming

The Melting Polar Ice

The Metaphor of Alchemy and the Alchemy of Metaphor: working in the Space between Presence and Absence 

The Necessity for the Humanities: Some Thoughts on the Work of J. H. van den Berg

Coinciding with Robert Romanyshyn's retirement from Pacifica Graduate Institute as Prof. Emeritus of Clinical Psychology, Imagining Psychology: Philosophical, Psychological and Poetic Reflections’ is a collection of 23 essays written by his colleagues, friends and former students to honor and celebrate his life and work in psychology. Edited by Michael Sipiora the essays cover the wide range of his interests and demonstrate the impact that his work has had in Jungian and Existential-Phenomenological psychology.