Life Paths: Jungian psychology and Psychogenealogy

"Life Paths: Jungian psychology and Psychogenealogy" is an essay that explores the fascinating intersection between the analytical psychology of Carl Gustav Jung and the psychogenealogy. This through forty biographical reviews of important researchers in these fields. The book gives us a map of ideas and practices that have shaped our comprehension of the unconscious, the archetypes, the family dynamic and the transgenerational transmission of patterns.

The book offers a general vision of the life and work of many influential characters such as Jung, Pichone Reviere, Schützenberger, Hellinger, Jodorowsky and Hillman. At the same time is a guide for those who wants to understand the deep human psyche and the family systems that shape us. It is an invitation to explore the paths that lead us to a plentiful and conscious life.