Beginning

Maryann Barone-Chapman
BA, Msc, DipPsych, UKCP, AJA, IAAP
Jungian Analysis and Psychotherapy

Beginning 19th May 2012
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Jungian Analysis and Integrative Psychotherapy in South West London

Welcome. As a fully qualified Jungian Analyst and Integrative Psychosynthesis Psychotherapist I work with the symbolic, psyche's imagination and her discontents in life, love, work, body and soul in my South West London practice for Jungian Analysis and Psychotherapy.

Addressing a distressful symptom or issue means attending to the images in the unconscious, to give them a voice. Conflicted feelings are a life spring of information for finding a new way. These feelings can be held unconsciously in the body, appearing as:

Moods, Chronic ailments and General malaise, Reoccurring dreams, Health crisis, Addiction, Abuse, Creative blocks, Anxiety, Depression, as well as coming to an Identity crossroad and Longing for a more fruitful life.

"You must give birth to your images. They are the future waiting to be born. Fear not the strangeness you feel. The future must enter you long before it happens. Just wait for the birth, for the hour of the new clarity." — Rainer Maria Rilke

Listening to your dreams is a pathway toward a dynamic connection between the unconscious and the conscious. Our work together may also include active imagination, guided visualization, drawing and psychological typology.

The desire for a more fulfilling life is a sign of health. What stands in your way?

You'll find my Putney Hill, South West London Jungian Analysis and Psychotherapy practice within easy reach of many South and South West London points. Click the email link below to inquire further.

UKCP Accredited Jungian Analyst and Integrative Psychotherapist, member of the Association of Jungian Analysts London, International Association of Analytical Psychologists, British Psychological Society (BPS) and International Association for Jungian Studies (IAJS), previously on the Executive Committee.

My healing interests are in how culture and society interface with the personal unconscious. All work is conducted in confidence to the ethical standards of UKCP.







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