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Heroes and Anti-Heroes
Presented virtually to The Postgraduate Psychoanalytic Society, NY, NY - Apr 7 '24 Watch ▹Some Reflections on Shadows
Keynote at the Metamorfos Institute's Annual Conference - Apr 16 `23 Watch ▹Publications
"Some Reflections on Water", Healing Power of the Imagination Journal, Metamorfos Institute, Spring 2024, pp. 11-16.
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The Female Hero (2016 Lecture) Age and Beauty (2017 Lecture)
Education and Experience
Sarah holds Masters Degrees in Fine Art [University of Indiana] and Archetypal Psychology [Lesley University]. She trained in Analytical Psychology at the C.G. Jung Institute of New York [diplomate 2013], and is a licensed psychoanalyst in NY. Sarah has also completed post-graduate trainings in group dream work with Robbie Bosnak, PhD, Alchemical Psychology with James Hillman, PhD., Process Work with Arnie Mindell, Phd., and Archetypal Psychology with Thomas Moore, Ph.D.
Forthcoming Presentations:
2025
“Individuation Made Visible: the Landscapes of Edvard Munch”, to be presented at the XXIII International Association of Analytical Psychology Congress, Zurich Switzerland, August.
Recent Presentations:
2024
"Heroes and Anti-Heroes", lecture and discussion [virtual] , Postgraduate Psychoanalytic Society, NYC, New York, April. [watch video]
2023
Host of Panel Discussion: “Edvard Munch- Trembling Earth”, Brooklyn Rail New Social Environment Series #875, with Jay Clarke, Peter Acheson & David Carrier. [watch video]
2023
Keynote address for Metamorfos Institute Annual Conference, “Some Reflections on Shadow”, Stone Ridge, NY. [watch video]
2022
Public [virtual] presentation for WMAAPP [Western MA and Albany Association of Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy], “Heroes and Antiheroes: Ancient Antecedents and Modern Manifestations”.
2022
“Shaker Communal Life: Did the Lifestyle Support Mental Health?”, panel discussion [virtual], including individual presentation, Shaker Museum, Old Chatham, NY.
2019
“Images of the Other in Visual Art”, XXI International Congress for Analytical Psychology, Vienna, Austria.
2019
“The Female Hero”, lecture and 1-day workshop at the Triangle Jung Society, Raleigh Durham, NC.
2019
“Language + Image: When Illustration Becomes Illumination”, Pacifica Institute, “Image and Psyche” Conference, University of California at Santa Barbara.
Sarah is an adjunct faculty member and supervisor at the C.G. Jung Institute of New York, and serves on the Thesis Committee.
Sarah has worked as a clinician at the Simon’s Rock of Bard College (1991-1994), and at the Eagleton School (2004-2007), in Great Barrington MA.