My PhD study systematically explores the effects of Carl Jung’s Active Imagination method on the outcomes of coaching interventions. I am interested in supporting practices that help us achieve and maintain self-reliance, self-empowerment, good mental health and joy.  Active Imagination is considered to foster creativity and relaxation when used in therapy, and Jung considered his method an effective tool in achieving self-reliance or psychological autonomy; however, the impact of this method in the coaching context has not been systematically assessed yet. Carl Jung offered this method -in different forms- to those patients who were doing well, as part of their discharge plan, so the method seems appropriate for non-clinical populations, such as coaching clients.
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Publications: https://www.journal.aleftrust.org/index.php/cstp/article/view/45