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Paul’s first encounter with Depth Psychology began more than twenty years ago when he still lived in Washington, DC. Like many, the difficult circumstances of life pushed Paul, “kicking and [...]

Morning Talk: Moving Beyond Painful Memories by Cynthia Hale February 18th Therapeutic work and other empathic relationships can be rooted in traumatic experience, unconsciously evoking a mutual [...]

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The Fourth Amendment protects students’ records, and warrants are required for immigration enforcement actions. Schools, including universities, are considered “sensitive locations,” according to [...]

2017 Alumni Coming Home Dream Offering January 28, 2016 Seamstress spins a new dream into the world – as babies cry new life…scream “wildness” from the edges! There’s nowhere to hide or run or [...]

2017 Chancellor’s Award for Community: Jeni Ambrose Jeni Ambrose received her bachelor’s degree from Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication and launched her career in [...]

2017 Chancellor’s Award of Excellence Recipient: Kyrié Carpenter Kyrié’s passion for story has lead her to a career in film, studies in Depth Psychology, and ultimately to her work with [...]

Pacifica Graduate Institute Alumni Association is proud to announce the following Alumni authors have answered the call and will be participating in 2017 Authors Spotlight! Join us Saturday, [...]

Pacifica Graduate Institute Alumni Associate (PGIAA) Announces 2017 Wendy Davee Award for Service Recipient It is our honor to introduce Elizabeth (Liz) Deligio, this year’s Wendy Davee Award for [...]

BETWEEN SOLITUDE AND LONELINESS By Donald Hall October 15, 2016 // The New Yorker At eighty-seven, I am solitary. I live by myself on one floor of the 1803 farmhouse where my family has lived [...]