Analytic-Jungian Therapy

Analytic-Jungian Therapy in The Hague

A Tapestry depicting a unicorn in the center shown as an example of the Jungian concept of the Self.

Analytic-Jungian Therapy is a type of psychodynamic therapy used for individual work. It is a creative psychological modality which emphasizes working with the unconscious to encourage authenticity and self-awareness.


This approach, based on the work of C.G.Jung, encourages clients to explore the unconscious, archetypes, and personal symbols to foster emotional healing and self-discovery.

Jung named his type of therapy, “Analytic Psychology” as a way of demonstrating the importance of analyzing all the components of the psyche in order to integrate them and move towards wholeness, or individuation. This name also served as a way to distinguish his psychology from Freud’s, “Psychoanalytic Psychology”.

A tapestry of a tree with many animals around. Shown as a representation of the Self from a Jungian lens.

Analytic-Jungian therapy can be viewed as a journey into your inner world.

This type of therapy is deep and can involve hard work which can result in lasting change and a renewed sense of self. We advise that clients attend sessions weekly or twice a week to start.

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