4 thinkers, books, and ideas connected to this field.
American Jungian analyst who wrote The Cassandra Complex — a Jungian analysis of the archetypal pattern of the woman who speaks truth but is not believed — exploring the psychology of women who carry prophetic knowledge that the collective refuses to hear.
Canadian Jungian analyst who wrote Addiction to Perfection, The Pregnant Virgin, and Dancing in the Flames — developing the Jungian understanding of the addicted psyche, the embodied feminine, and the relationship between eating disorders and the rejection of the body — one of the most influential Jungian voices of the late 20th century.
American Jungian analyst who wrote The Heroine's Journey — arguing that Joseph Campbell's hero's journey model describes a masculine developmental arc, and that women need a different model, a 'heroine's journey' that involves reconnecting with the abandoned feminine after striving for success in the masculine world.
American Jungian analyst who co-developed Voice Dialogue with her husband Hal Stone — contributing particularly to the understanding of the Inner Child, vulnerability in the psyche, and the psychology of the 'bonding pattern' — and whose work has influenced therapeutic approaches worldwide.