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Sunday, January 31
2-4 PM
THE RED BOOK: Reflections on Jung and the Jungians
A Conversation with Thomas Kirsch, M.D.
THE RED BOOK, published in 2009 for the first time, is Carl Jung's richly illustrated record of his descent into his inner world, created in
a period of personal crisis following his break with Sigmund Freud. A surprise best seller, THE RED BOOK has been reviewed in major periodicals around the world.
THOMAS KIRSCH has a deep knowledge of Jung and the Jungian movement. Born to two first generation Jungian analysts, Kirsch knew Jung as a child. He has served as president of the C.G. Jung Institute of San Francisco and the International Association of Analytical Psychology. He taught Jungian psychology in the Department of Psychiatry at Stanford Medical Center for many years, and is the author of an acclaimed study of the Jungian movement, The Jungians.
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Sunday, March 7
2-4 PM
A Conversation with
Sadja Greenwood, MD
A Nutritional Supplement Strategy:
Based on Human History, Current Science, and Individual Needs
Commonweal Library
Sadja Greenwood is a primary care physician with a special interest in women's health. She has been an activist for women's health throughout her career, in family planning, reproductive rights, self-care, education and services for mid-life women. She is the author of Menopause, Naturally (revised edition, 1996).
Visit Sadja’s blog at http://sadjascolumns.blogspot.com/2009/08/go-to-health-turmeric-curcumin.html
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She Lives
A Collaborative Installation with
Lissa Rankin and Nancy Bellen
January 24 - March 6, 2010Opening Reception:
Sunday, January 24 from 3-5 PM
Commonweal Gallery
Artists Nancy Bellen, a woman who has had breast cancer, film-maker, and photographer, and Lissa Rankin, a physician, artist and writer, collaborate to explore the living essence that radiates from women who have experienced breast cancer. Witnessing the stories with seemingly opposing, but surprisingly overlapping lenses, Bellen and Rankin document how women live, in spite of breast cancer.
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Gallery Hours: Monday - Friday from 11am - 4 pm, and by appointment.
Please contact: Jacqueline Mallegni at gallery@commonweal.org
Fragrance-Free Events: Please refrain from wearing perfumes and colognes when attending events so that those who are sensitive to chemicals may also attend.
Commonweal Gallery is not wheelchair accessible.
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