American Jungian analyst who has written over a dozen accessible books on Jungian psychology — The Middle Passage, Finding Meaning in the Second Half of Life, What Matters Most, Swamplands of the Soul — making analytical psychology accessible to a general educated audience.
Makes Jungian psychology accessible to non-specialists — Hollis's books on midlife, meaning, and relationship have brought Jungian concepts to a wide general audience, communicating the individuation process and shadow integration in a clear and compelling style without oversimplifying the underlying depth.
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