Faculty Voices

By Dennis Patrick Slattery, For the Express-News Published 4:52 pm CST, Monday, November 19, 2018 President Abraham Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address 155 years ago, when , language was [...]

“Liberal learning can lead to fruitful discourse” By Dennis Patrick Slattery and Roger C. Barnes Our current level of political discourse reveals a crisis in civility and an absence [...]

New Publication: Leaves from the World Tree: Selected Poems of Craig Deininger and Dennis Patrick Slattery by Craig Deininger, Dennis Patrick Slattery   Dennis Slattery, PhD Emeritus Faculty, [...]

Dreams, Calling, Suffering, and Individuation: Finding Light in the Darkness An Interview with Jungian Analyst and New Pacifica Core Faculty Member, Fanny Brewster. A Guest Post by Bonnie Bright, [...]

Pacifica Graduate Institute Clinical Psychology Program Faculty Member Receives Psychoanalytic Center of California  (PCC) Recognition Dr. Avedis Panajian, who is Core Faculty in Pacifica’s [...]

On Feminist Roots and Radical Edges of Depth Psychology at Pacifica: In Celebration of Women’s History Month  Oksana Yakushko, PhD For many women and men, the discovery of feminism as a personal [...]

Dear Pacifica Counseling, Clinical Psychology, and PsyD Alums, Many of us are trying to discern how best we can use ourselves to respond effectively and meaningfully to this historical moment in [...]

The New American Aristocracy By Aaron Kipnis, Ph.D. Many progressive thinkers today are in varying states of shock. We now largely understand the demographics that define the winners and losers [...]

Photography by Andrew D. White Making Sense of the Election ______ Dana C. White, PhD As we learn from Joseph Campbell, myths provide orientation – they are ways to make sense of things that [...]

Review of Edward Tick’s Warrior’s Return: Restoring the Soul After War By Dennis Patrick Slattery (Originally published in Depth Insights Journal, Summer 2016) “The well-being of warriors and [...]