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Barbara Woods Barnes, MS, LMHC, Admissions Coordinator, Texas Seminar

Barbara Woods Barnes, MS, LMHC, Admissions Coordinator, Texas Seminar

Barbara Woods Barnes, MS, LMHC, Admissions Coordinator, Texas Seminar

www.barbarawoodslmhc.com

barbarawoodsbarnes@gmail.com

Phone: 904-607-8899


In addition to Jungian analytic training, Barbara’s experience includes grief recovery, sandplay, trauma, EMDR and addictions in her work with clients who seek to recover their balance and peace of mind.  She is a nature enthusiast, music lover and quilter.

Wynette Barton, MS, D.Div.

Barbara Woods Barnes, MS, LMHC, Admissions Coordinator, Texas Seminar

Barbara Woods Barnes, MS, LMHC, Admissions Coordinator, Texas Seminar

wbarton2@austin.rr.com
Phone: 512-474-8857


Wynette has been active in IRSJA since 1985, she has served on Admissions, Training, and Executive Committees and as a representative to national and international Jungian organizations.  Now retired from private practice, her special interest remains in myth, history and literature, the individua

wbarton2@austin.rr.com
Phone: 512-474-8857


Wynette has been active in IRSJA since 1985, she has served on Admissions, Training, and Executive Committees and as a representative to national and international Jungian organizations.  Now retired from private practice, her special interest remains in myth, history and literature, the individual in collective life and activities of the Isis Institute of Women's Studies.  A board member of the Foundation for International Jungian Training, Zurich, she has also served as a primary coordinator for its annual conferences, Civilization in Transition, focusing on individual influence on social, psychological and environmental world changes. 

Carolyn Bates, Ph.D., President, Texas Seminar

Barbara Woods Barnes, MS, LMHC, Admissions Coordinator, Texas Seminar

James Brandenburg, M.Ed., M.A., M.A., LPC-S, LMFT

www.drcarolynbates.com

drbates@drcarolynbates.com
Austin Office: 512-346-3788


Carolyn Bates is a psychologist and senior training analyst.  She has served as Seminar Coordinator of the Texas Seminar of the I-RSJA and on the Executive Committee of the I-RSJA and currently serves as an editor for the Journal of Analytical Psychology.  She pra

www.drcarolynbates.com

drbates@drcarolynbates.com
Austin Office: 512-346-3788


Carolyn Bates is a psychologist and senior training analyst.  She has served as Seminar Coordinator of the Texas Seminar of the I-RSJA and on the Executive Committee of the I-RSJA and currently serves as an editor for the Journal of Analytical Psychology.  She practices Analytical Psychology in Austin, Texas, where she also offers case consultation to mental health professionals and trainees.  She conducts lectures and workshops across the country on ethics, technology's influence within the collective, the symbolism of pilgrimage, the feminine archetype in dreams and fairy tales, the phenomenon of synchronicity and trauma in the collective, and the socio-political dynamics of patriarchy.  She has been in private practice in Austin since 1991.


James Brandenburg, M.Ed., M.A., M.A., LPC-S, LMFT

James Brandenburg, M.Ed., M.A., M.A., LPC-S, LMFT

James Brandenburg, M.Ed., M.A., M.A., LPC-S, LMFT

brandenburgjames@yahoo.com

San Antonio Office: 210-416-9774


James trained in Zurich, Switzerland at the Research & Training Center in Depth Psychology (According to Carl Gustav Jung and Marie-Louise von Franz). He lives and runs a private practice from his home in San Antonio, Texas, where he works with analysands on dreams and the unconsci

brandenburgjames@yahoo.com

San Antonio Office: 210-416-9774


James trained in Zurich, Switzerland at the Research & Training Center in Depth Psychology (According to Carl Gustav Jung and Marie-Louise von Franz). He lives and runs a private practice from his home in San Antonio, Texas, where he works with analysands on dreams and the unconscious. In collaboration with John Fox from the Institute for Poetic Medicine he currently facilitates a poetry circle dealing with the archetype of exile. James believes in the wisdom of the unconscious mind and in the healing power of archetype and poetry. As a certified Poetry Therapist he ran poetry therapy groups at San Antonio College and local venues for many years. A professional poet, he has published In Pursuit of the Butterfly and co-authored a book of poetry with the German poet Hejo Muller, Somewhere Everywhere, Irgendwo Uberall. His third book, on poetry and dreams was published by the Pecan Grove Press at St. Mary's University.

Mary Burke, LCSW, Secretary, Texas Seminar

James Brandenburg, M.Ed., M.A., M.A., LPC-S, LMFT

Mary Burke, LCSW, Secretary, Texas Seminar

mbburke51@gmail.com
Austin Office: 512-474-0506


Mary Burke is a senior training analyst and teacher in the Texas Seminar.  She also serves the IRSJA on the Admissions Committee, as well as serving as Chair of a Review Committee.  Mary worked at the University of Texas Counseling Center prior to opening a private practice in 2001.  She has 

mbburke51@gmail.com
Austin Office: 512-474-0506


Mary Burke is a senior training analyst and teacher in the Texas Seminar.  She also serves the IRSJA on the Admissions Committee, as well as serving as Chair of a Review Committee.  Mary worked at the University of Texas Counseling Center prior to opening a private practice in 2001.  She has presented lectures and workshops related to her thesis topic, "Greed: Hunger and Individuation."  The provocative questions remain: what are we hungry for and how do we try to fill the void?

Renee Cunningham, MA, MFT

James Brandenburg, M.Ed., M.A., M.A., LPC-S, LMFT

Mary Burke, LCSW, Secretary, Texas Seminar

www.reneecunningham.net

renee.therapy@gmail.com
Phoenix Office: 602-653-8804

Renee is a Jungian analyst in private practice in Phoenix, Arizona and a graduate of the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian ANalsysts.  She has been a practicing psychotherapist for over 27 years and enjoys psychoanalytic research in politics, culture, alchemy, and

www.reneecunningham.net

renee.therapy@gmail.com
Phoenix Office: 602-653-8804

Renee is a Jungian analyst in private practice in Phoenix, Arizona and a graduate of the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian ANalsysts.  She has been a practicing psychotherapist for over 27 years and enjoys psychoanalytic research in politics, culture, alchemy, and infant development.  She is a Training Analyst and member of the Chinese American Psychoanalytic Society, and a member of the I-RSJA, the International Association of Jungian Studies and the American Psychological Association, Chapter 39.

Donna Cozort, PhD

Nancy Dougherty, MSW, LCSW

Laura Dodson, MDW, PhD

donnacozort@sbcglobal.net
www.donnacozort.com
Dallas Office: 214-891-0925


Donna Cozort is a clinical psychologist and Jungian analyst in Dallas, TX. She writes: "My search for meaning in the healing arts took me to the C. G. Jung Institute in Zurich, Switzerland. When I returned to the states in 1998, one of my greatest challenges was work

donnacozort@sbcglobal.net
www.donnacozort.com
Dallas Office: 214-891-0925


Donna Cozort is a clinical psychologist and Jungian analyst in Dallas, TX. She writes: "My search for meaning in the healing arts took me to the C. G. Jung Institute in Zurich, Switzerland. When I returned to the states in 1998, one of my greatest challenges was working with the traumatized combat nurse whose story is documented in my book, "PTSD and the Archetype of Job."  A Diplomate of the C. G. Jung Institute of Zurich, I am a training analyst for the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts and the Texas Seminar, where I served as Coordinator of Training for four years. I am a professional sponsor of the Jung Society of North Texas and a member of the Dallas Institute, A.G.A.P., and I.A.A.P."

Laura Dodson, MDW, PhD

Nancy Dougherty, MSW, LCSW

Laura Dodson, MDW, PhD

laurasdodson@yahoo.com
Round Rock Office: 720-480-8146


Laura works with individuals, couples and families, and offers both individual and group case consultation.  From 1988 to 2012 she worked every summer in various countries of the former Soviet Union addressing recovery from cultural oppression.  From 2008 to 2019 she worked in Thailand

laurasdodson@yahoo.com
Round Rock Office: 720-480-8146


Laura works with individuals, couples and families, and offers both individual and group case consultation.  From 1988 to 2012 she worked every summer in various countries of the former Soviet Union addressing recovery from cultural oppression.  From 2008 to 2019 she worked in Thailand focusing on cultural issues related to Muslim/Buddhist conflicts, and children's recovery from witnessing extreme trauma. Her Jungian dissertation, "Toward an Analysis of Culture, with Zimbabwe Africa as an Example" readied her to work with racial issues in groups in the United States. She has assisted in the formation of Jungian training Institutes both in Moscow and in Vilnius, Lithuania.  Her key interests are in Jungian cultural analysis, cultural trauma and recovery.

Nancy Dougherty, MSW, LCSW

Nancy Dougherty, MSW, LCSW

Michelle Halsall, LPC, MA, M.Div.

nancydoughertyatx@gmail.com
www.njdougherty.com
Austin Office: 239-404-3251


Nancy Dougherty is a Jungian Analyst and psychotherapist in private practice in Austin Texas.  She received her analytic training from the C.G.Jung Institute of Chicago.  She is a senior training analyst and faculty member of the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian A

nancydoughertyatx@gmail.com
www.njdougherty.com
Austin Office: 239-404-3251


Nancy Dougherty is a Jungian Analyst and psychotherapist in private practice in Austin Texas.  She received her analytic training from the C.G.Jung Institute of Chicago.  She is a senior training analyst and faculty member of the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts and the C.G. Jung Institute of Chicago. She is a former Director of Training of the IRSJA. She is a faculty member of the Texas Seminar.   Nancy has written and lectured widely on art and accessing creativity, spirituality, and authenticity.  Along with Jacqueline West, Ph.D., Nancy has co-authored The Matrix and Meaning of Character: An Archetypal and Developmental Approach - Looking for the Wellsprings of Spirit, published in 2007 by Routledge Press.  Currently, she is on the Editorial Board of the Journal of Analytic Psychology.

Michelle Halsall, LPC, MA, M.Div.

Susan Clements Negley, MA, LPC, Seminar Coordinator, Texas Seminar

Michelle Halsall, LPC, MA, M.Div.

www.MichelleHalsall.com
michellehalsall@me.com

Austin Office: 512-658-6323

Michelle Halsall is a senior training analyst with the IRSJA, where she has served for many years on Review Committees for the training institute. In private practice in Austin, Texas she works with individuals concerned with depression, panic, anxiety, transitional

www.MichelleHalsall.com
michellehalsall@me.com

Austin Office: 512-658-6323

Michelle Halsall is a senior training analyst with the IRSJA, where she has served for many years on Review Committees for the training institute. In private practice in Austin, Texas she works with individuals concerned with depression, panic, anxiety, transitional and/or work-related issues. Dream interpretation is also a focus of her work. She also teaches and lectures in depth psychology. An Episcopal priest deeply interested in individual spirituality in both Christian and other religious traditions, Michelle is also an artist and works in several mediums. As a painter, she has a special interest in writing icons as well as portraiture and landscapes.  She is also a printmaker with a focus on intaglio and engraving.  The granddaughter of a tailor, she has had a lifelong fascination with fiber art and is a “Saori” weaver and an avid knitter. In her spare time she competes with her Wolfhound, Katy Lou, regarding landscaping decisions.

Mary Ley, LPC

Susan Clements Negley, MA, LPC, Seminar Coordinator, Texas Seminar

Susan Clements Negley, MA, LPC, Seminar Coordinator, Texas Seminar

maryaustex@gmail.com
Austin Office: 512-477-6122


Mary Ley is a graduate of the IRSJA. She is a senior training analyst and past-president of the Texas Seminar of the IRSJA.  Mary is fluent in Spanish and has traveled widely in the Americas, Europe and Egypt.  She is a writer and painter, a prolific collector of folk art, and has a deep app

maryaustex@gmail.com
Austin Office: 512-477-6122


Mary Ley is a graduate of the IRSJA. She is a senior training analyst and past-president of the Texas Seminar of the IRSJA.  Mary is fluent in Spanish and has traveled widely in the Americas, Europe and Egypt.  She is a writer and painter, a prolific collector of folk art, and has a deep appreciation of the relationship, and healing function, of dreams, the archetypes, and all the arts. Mary lives in  Austin, Texas, where she has served on the City of Austin Environmental Board and the Planning Commission.  While she has retired from private practice as a Jungian Analyst she remains active as a senior training analyst and faculty member of the Texas Seminar.

Susan Clements Negley, MA, LPC, Seminar Coordinator, Texas Seminar

Susan Clements Negley, MA, LPC, Seminar Coordinator, Texas Seminar

Susan Clements Negley, MA, LPC, Seminar Coordinator, Texas Seminar

www.susannegley.com

scnegley@gmail.com

San Antonio Office: 210-264-7268


Susan Clements Negley has a private analytic practice in San Antonio, Texas.  She graduated in 2012 from the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts, of which she has been a member for sixteen years.  Susan is a graduate of the Cordon Bleu Cooking School and had her f

www.susannegley.com

scnegley@gmail.com

San Antonio Office: 210-264-7268


Susan Clements Negley has a private analytic practice in San Antonio, Texas.  She graduated in 2012 from the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts, of which she has been a member for sixteen years.  Susan is a graduate of the Cordon Bleu Cooking School and had her first career as a professional chef.  Her thesis, titled The Coniunctio Gastronomique, looks at the individuation process as it appears in dreams of food and feasting.  She continues her studies in alchemical cooking and has a special interest in understanding one's own personal myth. She lectures and gives workshops on these topics.  She also facilitates dream groups focusing on embodiment and groups which use fairy tales as active imagination.

Jim Schultz, MD

Cheryl S. Tunnell, MA, LPC, Treasurer, Texas Seminar

Marga Speicher, PhD

jperezoso@vownet.net


Jim Shultz has been a psychiatrist since 1973 and graduated as a Jungian Analyst from the I-RSJA  in 1991.  Jim has retired from the practice of psychiatry in Austin but continues to work as analyst/groundskeeper near Wimberley.  He remains active in the Texas Seminar as a senior training analyst and faculty member.

Marga Speicher, PhD

Cheryl S. Tunnell, MA, LPC, Treasurer, Texas Seminar

Marga Speicher, PhD

marga16speicher@gmail.com
San Antonio Office: 210-732-5000


Marga Speicher holds degrees in clinical social work (MSW), Psychology (MA), Psychoanalytic Studies (PhD) and is a graduate of the Training Program in Analytical Psychology of the C.G. Jung Institute in New York.  She lives in San Antonio and has been active in national professiona

marga16speicher@gmail.com
San Antonio Office: 210-732-5000


Marga Speicher holds degrees in clinical social work (MSW), Psychology (MA), Psychoanalytic Studies (PhD) and is a graduate of the Training Program in Analytical Psychology of the C.G. Jung Institute in New York.  She lives in San Antonio and has been active in national professional organizations in clinical social work & psychoanalysis and in Jungian analysis.  A lover of literature and folklore, she has particular interest in symbolic understanding of images in stories, art, dreams, and experiences of everyday life, seeing such images as opening doors to the core of our humanity, individually and culturally.  Marga is semi-retired and is no longer accepting new patients for psychotherapy or analysis, but remains active as a senior training analyst and faculty member in the Texas Seminar.

Cheryl S. Tunnell, MA, LPC, Treasurer, Texas Seminar

Cheryl S. Tunnell, MA, LPC, Treasurer, Texas Seminar

Cheryl S. Tunnell, MA, LPC, Treasurer, Texas Seminar

www.rockwall-therapy.com

cheryltunnell@rockwall-therapy.com

Rockwall Office: 972-722-1104


Cheryl is a graduate of the I-RSJA and has a private practice in Rockwall, Texas, where she offers analytic psychotherapy, Jungian analysis, marriage and couples therapy, and family and group therapy.

Joseph Wakefield, MD

Joseph Wakefield, MD

Cheryl S. Tunnell, MA, LPC, Treasurer, Texas Seminar

josephwakefield41@yahoo.com
Phone: 512-569-3695


Joe Wakefield completed medical school at Stanford in 1968, psychiatric residency at the University of California San Francisco in 1972 and analytic training at the C. G. Jung Institute San Francisco in 1976.  Since 1980 he has been a member of the IRSJA and has served in several capacities i

josephwakefield41@yahoo.com
Phone: 512-569-3695


Joe Wakefield completed medical school at Stanford in 1968, psychiatric residency at the University of California San Francisco in 1972 and analytic training at the C. G. Jung Institute San Francisco in 1976.  Since 1980 he has been a member of the IRSJA and has served in several capacities including Director of Training, Chair of the Ethics Committee and Vice President.  Since 1980 he has lived in Austin, Texas.  While he as retired from the practice of Jungian analysis and psychotherapy, he remains active as a senior training analyst and faculty member in the Texas Seminar.

Joseph Wakefield, MD



In Memoriam

James Marshall Barnett, 1923 - 2005

Jungian analyst and West Texas native, Jim was described as a cowboy with Ivy League credentials, winning a scholarship to Yale, where he majored in religion and graduated Magna Cum Laude.  He subsequently received advanced degrees at Harvard and the University of California-Santa Clara before earning his doctorate in clinical psychology from the University of Texas Health Science Center at Dallas.  Jim was known for his warmth, gentles, and ability to inspire others.  We appreciated him deeply for his wry sense of humor and his dedication to training candidates in understanding the unconscious.

Mary Eileen Dobson,  1916 - 2006

Trained as an analyst in the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts, Mary Eileen was a warm and wise woman who was known for her wit and for a heart that “knew no strangers.”  Mary Eileen loved life and lived it fully, participating and traveling with a delegation of women for world peace.  In the last 23 years of her life, she took seriously her work as a Jungian analyst. Her graduate thesis topic for the I-RSJA addressed Demeter and Persephone’s journey to the underworld. Mary Eileen remained active in the Texas Seminar of the I-RSJA until just a few years before her death and never lost interest in what was taking place in the wider Jungian world with her colleagues and good friends.

June Marie Gallessich, 1923 - 2008

A distinguished psychologist descended from early Scottish settlers in the northern Hill Country, June graduated Summa Cum Laude from Texas Christian University and went on to pursue her Masters and Doctorate in Counseling and School Psychology from the University of Texas. She joined the faculty and taught there for the next twenty years, serving as Director of Counseling Psychology Training for four of those years.  Professor Gallessich was the author of many published articles and of the book "The Profession and Practice of Consultation." In 1982 she led work with the Texas Legislature to develop state guidelines for licensing psychologists.  She began a second career in 1987 as a Jungian Analyst and for the next decade she maintained an analytic practice in Austin. Throughout her professional life, she was highly admired for her wisdom and valued as a mentor by many, and she was particularly a champion and role model for women.

Alex Steve Hill, III, 2021

A graduate of Hendrix College, Steve received his medical degree from the University of Arkansas and after following the Beatnik urge to move to San Francisco where he served as a pathologist in the Air Force and went on to train as an analyst at the C. G. Jung Institute. In his 40 years of analytic practice he would earn the gratitude and dedication of many an analysand with his ability to tease out complexes, integrating both developmental and archetypal perspectives in his work. He recognized the vital need for training analysts to be aware of the complexes at work in their own countertransference and was dedicated to psychological mindedness. Ever interested in the nature of what it means to be a man in the modern world, his honesty, intellect, warmth, humor and accessibility made him a fatherly figure for many, a Trickster for some. 

Karen Magee, 2018

Karen Magee was a graduate of the Inter-Regional Society of Jungian Analysts and served as a senior training analyst in the Texas Seminar.  She was Chair of both the Inter-Regional's Ethics Committee and Membership Committee and taught ethics for Saybrook University's graduate program in Jungian Studies.  Karen lectured and presented workshops locally in Houston and nationally on a variety of Jungian themes and for over 20 years, she was an instructor at the Houston Jung Center.  In June 2018 the Jung Center honored Karen for her continuous teachings on ethics by naming part of the Haman Professional Series The Magee Ethics workshops, which are open to a wide variety of licensed mental health professionals.  Karen's dedication to teaching ethic from an astute psychological perspective was rooted in her recognition that we are to deepen our relationship to our psychological lives.   

Julia Kate Morgan, 1929 - 2008

Wordsworth's comment harkens the image and personage of Julia: "The exterior semblance doth belie the soul/s immensity." The first candidate to complete training in the Texas Seminar of the IRSJA, Julia opened many students to a deep respect for the value of fairy tales, which offered her hours of fascination in her early life. Her passion for the depth material throughout the Collected Works is paid testimony by the words engraved in her headstone: "Dreams are the facts from which we must proceed."

Priscilla Murr 1942 - 2015

With Priscilla's death the Jungian world lost an analyst possessed of a remarkable and deep understanding of the symbolic world. Priscilla earned her PhD at the University of Zurich and studied at the C.G. Jung Institute of Zurich, where she received her diploma in 1985.  During her time in Central Texas she devoted much time to studying the rock art of Native American peoples in the Southwest.  She was president of Austin Friends of Folk Art for many years and a mainstay with the Jung Society of Austin.  Her interest in Rock art arose from her deep commitment to the reality of the unconscious anad her interest in whatever form it might appear in the human psyche.  Retirement from her analytic practice did not lessen her devotion to the exploration of dreams; Priscilla always maintained an abiding appreciation of the unconscious.  The theories of C.G. Jung, and her personal relation to the unconscious, remained the center of her life.

Harry A. Wilmer II 1917 – 2005

As a Captain in the U.S. Navy, Harry introduced the practice of group therapy to North America, at Oak Knoll Naval Hospital in Oakland, California. The 1961 Emmy-nominated TV docudrama, “People Need People”, starring Lee Marvin, was based on Wilmer’s book detailing this pioneering experiment, Social Psychiatry in Action.  In the late 1960’s, Wilmer moved away from his Freudian training roots, to become a Jungian analyst and subsequently became professor of Psychiatry at the University of Texas Health Sciences Center at San Antonio, TX, where he created one of the first wards for the training of AIDS patient caregivers, as well as studied the effects of PTSD on Vietnam Veterans, assisting their recovery by listening to, and analyzing, the dreams and nightmares that haunted them.  Upon retiring from the University of Texas, Wilmer founded the Institute for the Humanities at Salado, Texas, where he brought together many of the nation’s brightest educators, artists and scholars, including many Nobel Laureates, to lecture and conduct workshops. Harry published hundreds of papers and articles, and more than 15 books, many illustrated with his original drawings.  We remember Harry for many things, not the least of which was his wisdom.

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