Jungian Odyssey 2027 is the 20th annual conference and retreat dedicated to Jungian psychology, analytical psychology and the exploration of the human psyche. Taking place from 22 to 29 May 2027, the event brings together psychologists, psychotherapists, scholars, analysts and individuals interested in depth psychology, personal development and the symbolic dimensions of human experience.
Under the theme “The Way of the Waters: The Dark Mirror of the Soul,” Jungian Odyssey 2027 explores the significance of water as a symbol of the unconscious in the work of Carl Gustav Jung. The programme invites participants to reflect on inner life, dreams, archetypes, symbolic imagery and the relationship between conscious awareness and the deeper layers of the psyche.
The conference and retreat offer a setting for intellectual exchange, experiential learning and personal reflection. Through lectures, discussions and shared exploration, participants can engage with Jungian concepts such as individuation, archetypal patterns, psychological transformation and the role of the unconscious in shaping human experience.
Jungian Odyssey brings together an international community interested in analytical psychology and its relevance to contemporary life. The event encourages dialogue between professional practitioners, academics and participants who wish to deepen their understanding of Jungian thought and explore its applications in psychotherapy, culture, spirituality and personal growth.
The retreat format creates opportunities to step away from everyday routines and engage more deeply with psychological ideas, symbolic processes and reflective practices. Participants can exchange perspectives, develop professional connections and explore how Jungian psychology can illuminate questions of identity, meaning, creativity and inner transformation.
Organised by ISAPZURICH, Jungian Odyssey 2027 continues an established tradition of bringing together an international community around analytical psychology. With its distinctive theme and focus on the unconscious, symbolism and the journey of self-discovery, the event offers a meaningful opportunity for learning, reflection and dialogue.
Jungian Odyssey 2027 is relevant to Jungian analysts, psychotherapists, psychologists, researchers, students of analytical psychology and anyone interested in depth psychology and the exploration of the soul. The annual conference and retreat provides a space to engage with Jungian ideas, share insights and deepen understanding of the complex relationship between consciousness and the unconscious.
