Advance Information
FCRP 2012 Conference
Memorial Day weekend, May 25–28, 2012
Lebanon Valley College · Annville, PA

The Inseparable Body and Soul:
Complexes, Dreams, and Shadow

Barbara Goodrich-Dunn

Without the soul the body is dead and without the body the soul is unreal.—C. G. Jung

Body and psyche are never separate, but they can exist in an illusion that they are not really connected. The heart of our work is for our bodies and psyches to recognize each other as long lost and inextricable parts of a whole.

Four plenary sessions will cover three aspects of this topic:

• How complexes can become structured into our bodies
• How dreams live in our bodies as well as bodies living in our dreams
• How the home of the shadow is our own bodily home

Barbara Goodrich-Dunn has been a counselor in private practice in body psychotherapy for over 35 years. Her interviews with such Jungian analysts as James Hillman and Marion Woodman have appeared in the books A Blue Fire and The Conscious Feminine, as well as Common Boundary magazine. Barbara and Elliot Greene co-authored the book, The Psychology of the Body. She has presented at numerous conferences in the United States and Europe, including Washington FCRP.

Barbara’s principal training is in Organismic Psychotherapy. She also has trained in Gestalt, Bioenergetics, Core Energetics, and a variety of other bodywork modalities. She co-founded the U.S. Association for Body Psychotherapy and the D.C. Area Guild of Body Psychotherapy, and has served on their Steering and Executive Committees. With Elliot Greene she has conducted 4-year training programs at the Washington Institute for Body Psycho-therapy. She completed training in poetry therapy at St. Elizabeth’s Hospital, Washington, D.C.

Complete conference and registration information will be available February 2012.