Jungian Coaching Certificate Program
Upcoming programs start
Two Groups:
– November 2024 (live webinars on Mondays and Tuesdays)
– January 2025 (live webinars on Saturdays and Sundays)
This certificate program is ideal if
You have a desire to become a life coach and see clients
You wish to apply coaching skills in your current work with people (this could be as a teacher, social worker, therapist or manager)
You want to gain coaching competencies
You wish to expand your range of skills, tools and techniques
You have a bachelor’s degree or a professional experience that is up to this level
How you will benefit
You will establish a deep and meaningful connection to your psyche/soul.
You gain skills that will improve your relationships.
You will experience transformation because of inner work that comes up in working with others.
You will be connected to like-minded individuals and gain a sense of community.
You will bring coaching expertise to your organization.
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
Describe what Jungian coaching is
Implement the Jungian framework in coaching sessions
Apply Jungian concepts in your coaching practice
Connect to the soul’s whispers of your client as well as your own
Be present, open to experiences, non-judgmental in your coaching
Reflect on your coaching skills and take responsibility for your own personal and professional development
Become a Jungian Coach and learn to facilitate coaching sessions with clients or co-workers
In this comprehensive certificate program, you will acquire skills and tools that you can implement in coaching others in their personal and professional development. The experiential program combines theory with practice and aims at integrating Jungian theory with the personal experiences of the coaching practitioner.
In addition, this transformational program will facilitate recognizing how the psyche calls on you to become who you truly are. Establishing this meaningful connection with the psyche is key for both the coach and the client.
The purpose of this coaching program is to cultivate and broaden a practitioner’s consciousness, to communicate openly, listen actively, develop and maintain rapport, inspire, and motivate others to achieve their goals.
At the end of this program, you will be able to facilitate coaching sessions and help people maximize their potential. Successful candidates are also eligible for accreditation as Jungian Coach.
What is Jungian Coaching?
Jungian coaching requires similar coaching competencies and skills as other types of coaching. The difference in Jungian coaching is the perspective through which coaching takes place.
Jungian Coaching puts the psyche/soul’s desires at the heart of its coaching. We come into this world with unique tendencies and have an innate drive for individuation, what Jung called the process of psychological growth and becoming whole. As a result of this type of coaching, clients feel reconnected to their life’s purpose; this renewed connection has a long-term transformative effect on their wellbeing and performance.
In this program, you will learn to honor the individuation process and work with it in coaching. You will be able to recognize, acknowledge, and tend to the innate longings of the other. You will gain tools to work with images and active imagination, dreams, synchronicities, symbols, mythology, the unconscious, and the body. During the program, you will become familiar with important Jungian concepts.
At the end of this program, you will be able to handle interpersonal dynamics, work with projections, transference, and countertransference that can rise in conversations. This brings you a greater sense of freedom in your interactions with others, and not just your coaching.
Jungian coaching is effective because it has ongoing and long-term effects, as in the course of the coaching, clients are provided with the means to tend to the unfolding of their individuation process.
This Jungian Coaching program is accredited by
Program Overview
The program includes topics such as: coaching framework, shadow work in coaching, working with fairytales, dreamwork, and the individuation process. Please note: All live webinars start at 10am ET – USA time zone and 4pm Central European time
Day 1
Topic:
Introduction & getting connected
10 am ET - 3 pm ET
DAY 1
On the first day, the group members of this program meet each other. This first day is an opportunity for cultivating interpersonal connections, and exploration of psychological intimacy in a coaching setting. It includes several coaching exercises.
Module 1
Topic:
Intro to coaching & the wounded healer
10 am ET - 3 pm ET
In this first module, we will lay a foundation for the coaching process. Jungian Coaching honors the individuation process. We focus our attention on the relationship of the client’s ego with their Self. Meanwhile we are attuned to the client as well as to ourselves.
Carl Jung has emphasized that reflection upon a professional’s own hurt ‘gives the measure of the power to heal’. With this in mind, we will explore the archetype of the Wounded Healer throughout this training. You will gain an understanding of how your wounding and adaptive behavioral patterns affect the professional relationships you have with others. Other topics that are part of this module: The competencies of a coach, and conducting an intake in the coaching process.
Topics:
- Introduction to Jungian coaching
- Coaching and individuation: moving towards wholeness
- Coaching basics: building rapport, being present, open attitude
- Core competencies of the coach
- Archetype of a wounded healer
Personal and professional development both require shadow work. Shadow is that part of our being that is threatening to our ego, and which often acts independently of our will. Shadow work is an important part of this certificate program.
Module 2
Topic:
Shadow work in coaching
10 am ET - 3 pm ET
To make sure your coaching fits with your client’s values, needs, and their individuation process, you need to know how the psyche communicates through images, symbols, and symptom formation. For transformation to occur, we need to connect with our bodies. This module will also focus on body work, and relate to the body as our soul friend when we are coaching.
Topics:
- Shadow work for client and coach
- Body as a soul friend
- Language of the psyche: symbols (and symptom formation)
- Professionalism in your coaching practice
Module 3
Topic:
The deeper currents running through life
10 am ET - 3 pm ET
This third module has a focus on the deeper motivations in our own lives as well as those of our clients. For instance, when do complexes run the course of our lives? When are we driven by compensation? How do our fundamental beliefs co-create the world around us? Which archetypal patterns run our lives? These are some of the questions dealt with in this module.
To get a sense of what drives us in our lives, we will also look at fairytales and mythology and how they have the potential to deepen the understanding of ourselves and others.
In this practical module, the focus is on recognition, acknowledgment, and tending to these deeper dynamics in the coaching sessions with clients or co-workers.
Topics:
- The relevance and applicability of mythological themes to the individuation process and its challenges.
- Reflection on the implications of mythological narratives for personal development and decision-making.
- Deeper dynamics between the coach and client
Module 4
Topic:
Working with images and dreams
10 am ET - 3 pm ET
This fourth module on images and dreams is about the acknowledgement of the individuation process, how this affects our coaching, the way we structure the coaching sessions, and how it impacts the role of the Jungian coach.
Specific to Jungian Coaching is its focus on images, stories and dreams. This module will make clear how to incorporate dream work in coaching. By paying attention to dreams and engaging in a respectful dialogue with the unconscious, individuals strengthen their connection with the Self. Dream work can help align conscious intentions with the deeper and transcendent aspect of the psyche.
Topics:
- Apply dreamwork in coaching
- Symbolic reading of life
- Tuning into the expressions of the Self
- Finding guidance
Module 5
Topic:
Transformation process
10 am ET - 3 pm ET
In this last module, we will look at the existential life themes that are part of each coaching session—both implicit and explicit. We will explore how existential matters including life and death, the meaning of life, and call and purpose, impact the way we approach our coaching questions.
In this last module, you will gain a sense of how to navigate life’s ongoing transformations and the transpersonal work deriving from them. This increases the understanding of our role and task in coaching and working with clients as Jungian coaches.
Topics:
- Meaning of life, call, and purpose
- Letting go; the cycle death and re-birth
- Ongoing transformational work for client and coach
Closing Event
Last Day:
Closing Event
10 am ET – 3 pm ET
The program of this last day is centered around the celebration of each transformation. We honor each participant’s trajectory during the course. We’ll discuss the individuation process, and the continuous process of becoming more whole as Jungian Coach.
Program building blocks
What to expect
Other program elements
- Live webinar sessions
- Watch/listen on-demand clips that are part of the course. This includes recordings of renowned teachers like James Hollis, Dennis Patrick Slattery, and Jean Shinoda Bolen.
- Peer supervision
- Read Jungian coaching handbook
- Assignments
- Practice coaching sessions
- A coaching session with facilitator halfway through the program
- Report on two practice clients
Testimonials:
Akke-Jeanne Klerk
Jung Platform Co-Founder
Akke-Jeanne Klerk is the creator of this coaching program. She is a senior coach, an IACTM accredited trainer, and Jung Platform’s co-founder. She works closely with two course facilitators Lisa Rambaldo and Elise Allan.
Pricing
Option 1
ONCE OFF
Option 2
THREE INSTALLMENTS
If you’re ready to apply for the certification program, follow these steps:
- Send an application letter and a copy of your CV to [email protected] using the subject line: Certificate application Jungian Coaching
- In your application letter, please provide a self-evaluation of your current coaching/communication skills.
- If your written application is successful, we will reach out to you to set up a 30-minute one-on-one intake session with program creator Akke-Jeanne Klerk via Zoom / Google Meet.
- On the success of your one-on-one meeting, you will receive further details on how to onboard.
Get more information before you apply
We’ll send you more information about the program, an FAQ video, and a link to our free Introduction to Jungian Coaching. You’ll also receive the next steps to apply for the program.