1. In the Beginning… Born on July 26th 1875 in Kesswil Switzerland
Difficult relationship with his mother
Believed he had dual personalities (Now known as Schizophrenia)
Panic attacks due to trauma
Introverted and Isolated
1895 learned of personality disorders
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2. 1895:
Refuses to attend school due to devastating incident and becomes isolated
Jung develops PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder)
First learns about Neuroses, Psychoses & Psychology
In 1903, Jung publishes first dissertation.

3. Carl Jung’s Milestones:
1906
Freud & Jung become affiliated
1912
Freud/Jung Part Ways
1913
Drafted as Army Doctor
Psychosis Schizophrenia Hallucination
Travels to India and Africa
Founder of Analytical Psychology
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4. Six year colleague affiliation
Freud And Jung
Six year colleague affiliation
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5. Carl Jung created his own theory of dream interpretation in 1903
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6. Battle of the Brains! (1912)
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7. (later deemed as creative illness)
Drafted into the war as a doctor
Experienced pivotal psychological transformations
(later deemed as creative illness)
Developed principle theories of:
archetypes, process of individualization and collect conscious
Studied himself and created the “Red Book”
1913:

8. Vague Concepts Of Jung:
1925 – 1935:
Comprehension of:
Symbolism
Primitave Psychology
Life of unconscious
Vague Concepts Of Jung:
Concept of introvert /
extravert undefined
Concept of complex
Concept of collective conscious
Detailed Concepts:
Anima / Animus
Persona
Self/shadow
Active imagination
Enantiodromia
Individualization
Participation mystique
Theories of Jung:
Cognitive functions
Interpretation of religion
Personality type
Synchronicity
Theory of neurosis
Analytical psychology

9. A Closer Look at Concepts and Theories of Carl Gustav Jung

10. Publications: Psychology of the Unconscious
Two essays on Analytical Psychology
Psychological Types
Aion
Answer to Job
Synchronicity
Symbols of Transformation
Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious
Man and Hi Symbols
Memories, Dreams, Reflections
Mysterium Coniunctionis
Red Book
Seven Sermons to the Dead
Structure & Dynamics of the Psyche
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11. The End…