Embodied Active Imagination

Active imagination is one of Jung's most profound contributions to depth psychology — a method of engaging directly with the unconscious through image, movement, sound, and symbol. In this pre-recorded webinar, we explore how the body becomes the primary site of this dialogue.

Through a somatic lens, active imagination is not only a psychological practice but a deeply embodied one. We will explore how to listen to the body's imagery, how unconscious material surfaces through sensation and movement, and how this practice can deepen self-knowledge and psychological integration.

Active imagination has been one of the most transformative practices in my own psychological development. When I began to bring the body fully into this process — not as a backdrop but as the primary instrument — something shifted profoundly in how I understood both myself and the unconscious.

In this webinar, I share what I have learned through years of personal practice and clinical work: that the body holds imagery we have not yet found words for, and that by learning to listen somatically, we open a richer and more direct channel to the psyche's depths.