The Personal Myth Process in Depth Psychology and Clinical Practice

• How do we know who we are

• Preliminary outline of the process

• The Biopsychosocial Structure and Dynamics of the Psyche

• Freud, Adler and Jung

• Professor George Engel and the Biopsychosocial Medical Model

• The Psycho-Systems Continuum

• Psycho-Systems Analysis and Mind-Body Hypnosis

• Professor Ernest Rossi and Psychobiology

• The Genomic Self

• The Biopsychosocial Development of The Self

• The Biopsychosocial Levels of The Self System

• The Biopsychosocial Images of the Self

• Affective Neuroscience and the 7-Pankseppian Emotional Systems (Instincts)

• The Systems Gram

• The ‘Personal Self’

• The Ontology of Personality (Psycho-Systems Analysis and Jung)

• The Persona (Psycho-Systems Analysis and Jung)

• The Ego as the Nuclear Complex of Consciousness

• The Ego and its Complexes

• The Psychodynamics of Projection (Uploading)

• The Psychodynamics of Introjection (Downloading)

• The Psychodynamics of Identification (Entanglement)

• The Psychodynamics of Transference (4D Printing)

• The Psychodynamics of Inflation

• The Psychodynamics of Internal Projection

• The Alter-Ego as System and Complex

• Jung’s concept of The Shadow

• The Moral Complex and the Freudian Super-Ego

• The Psychodynamics of Jungian Shadow Integration

• The EAM Triad (Ego, Alter-Ego and Moral Complex)

• Psychological Homeostasis

• Tracing the Shadow – over Life-Span Development and the personal Time-Line

• The Trickster Function (in psychological homeostasis)

• The Jungian Personal Unconscious

• The Alter-Ego as Nuclear Complex of the Personal Unconscious

• The Psychodynamics of Ego and Alter-Ego, homeostasis

• The Moral Complex in relation to the Pankseppian Instinct Systems and Affective Neuroscience

• The Alter-Ego in relation to the Pankseppian Instinct Systems and Affective Neuroscience

• The Alter-Ego in relationship to the Ego’s dominant cognitive function

• Instinctive Pressure on the EAM Triad

• The Relating-Function in Psycho-Systems Analysis

• Jung’s Anima and Animus as Relating-Systems

• The Core Structure of the Jungian Anima and Animus as Relating Systems

• The Psychodynamics of Projection of the Jungian Anima and Animus

• The Relating Function: genome, biogrammar, imprinting, attachment and relating

• The Jungian Anima and Animus and the Mother and Father Complexes

• The Jungian Anima and Animus and ‘Mating and Relating’ systems

• The Relating System and Inner and Outer adaptation

• The Relating Function and the Five Confirmation Stages of Lifespan Development

• Tracking The Anima (as the Relating Function) across Lifespan Development

• Distilling the Personal Anima-Type

• The Platonic Form of the Feminine

• Platonic Form and Jungian Anima Archetype as Innate Representational System (IRS)

• The Anima in Psychotherapy and Personal Development

• Tracking The Animus (as the Relating Function) across Lifespan Development

• Distilling the Personal Animus-Type

• The Platonic Form of the Masculine

• Platonic Form and Jungian Animus Archetype as Innate Representational System (IRS)

• The Animus in Psychotherapy and Personal Development

• The Relating‐System Projection of Pseudo‐Androgyny

• The Mate and Relate Projection of Pseudo‐Androgyny

• The Relating System: Genome, Form, Instinct and Complex

• The Relating System in relation to the Pankseppian Instinct Systems and Affective Neuroscience

• The Relating Function and Jungian Personality Theory

• Jung’s original Personality Type theory

• The Gray-Wheelwright Personality Test and Theory

• The Myers-Briggs Personality Test and Theory

• Psycho-Systems Analysis and Jungian Typology

• The Jungian Ego, Shadow, and Cognitive Functions

• The Jungian Anima-Animus and Typology

• Jungian Personality Theory in Lifespan Development

• The Psycho-Systems Dynamics and Clinical Application of Typology

• Jung’s Model of Complexes (including other contributors and antecedents)

• The Psycho-Systems Analysis model of Complexes

• Complexes and The Personal Myth Process

• Systems Grams of Complexes

• The Mother Complex in relation to the Pankseppian Instinct Systems and Affective Neuroscience

• The Father Complex in relation to the Pankseppian Instinct Systems and Affective Neuroscience

• Complex Association Matrices

• The Structure and Dynamics of Complexes

• The Aetiology of Complexes

• Psychopathology and Complexes

• Ernest Rossi’s State Dependent Memory Leaning and Behaviour (SDMLB) model of Psychobiological Complexes

• Complexes and the Psychoneuroendocrine pathway (PNE)

• Complexes and the Psychoneuroimmune pathway (PNI)

• Complexes and the Psychoneuropeptide pathway (PNP)

• Respiratory Psychophysiology (Infra-Red Mass Spectrometry) and Complexes

• Psycho-Systems Analysis Taxonomy of Complexes: State, Genus, Species, Charge, Valency, Locus, Focus, Expression, Aetiology, Typology

• Complexes and Personal Development

• Dialectical Syncretism – for Depth Psychology Theory and Clinical Practice

• The Depth Psychology of Creativity

• Creativity and The Personal Myth Process

• The Depth Psychology of the Autodidact

• Heroes and Heroines: the Jungian Mythos of ‘Lilith, the Last Temptation of Adam’

• Jungian Archetypes in theory and clinical practice

• Jungian archetypes and Instincts

• Jungian Archetypes in Personal Development and the Personal Myth process

• Animus and Anima – their through‐line as the self‐realization of the Genome:  The Logos of Life

• The Essential pre-requisites for the Personal Myth process

• Personal Myth, Personal Equation, and Individuation

• The aetiology of an Individuation Neurosis

• When Personal Myths go right

• When Personal Myths go wrong

• The Five-Stage Biopsychosocial Confirmation Model

• Personal Myth through-line: from Innocence to Individuation

• Personal Mythology for biological males

• Personal Mythology for biological females

• Anamnesis, Katabasis, Anabasis: the Psycho-Systems Analysis Clinical Stages of the Personal Myth Process

• The Affect Bridge

• Ego-State Time Lines

• Personal Myths versus Collective Myths

• Mass Psychology

• The Psychodynamics of Thanatos

• Celebrity psychologists, internet gurus and suggestion

• Guided support for Personal Development and the Personal Myth Process

• The Personal Myth: historical case studies – Alexander The Great and Carl Gustav Jung

• Aion: Researches into the Phenomenology of the Genomic Self (James P Dowling)