C.G. Jung Institute of New York

The C.G. Jung Institute of New York on East 39th Street keeps the tradition of analytical psychology alive in midtown. Established as a vocational school, it offers certificate programs and seminars for clinicians and lifelong learners. Courses cover dream analysis, archetypal patterns, and clinical practice — all framed within Jung’s original concepts. Workshops meet both seasoned therapists and newcomers to depth psychology, with small-group discussions that stay grounded in texts and case material. Registration rolls open a few weeks before each term; call to confirm schedules.

Here at 28 E 39th St, New York, NY 10016, students find a compact campus tucked behind the Bryant Park library entrance. Evening and weekend sessions fit around full-time work; the Institute’s flexible structure draws people from all five boroughs. Core curricula dive into shadow work, typology, and symbolic process, while electives rotate annually. Faculty rotate each semester; visiting analysts occasionally lead intensive weekends on alchemy and synchronicity. The lights go on at the building entrance after 5 p.m. on class nights, a quiet cue to climb the stairs.

The map guides visitors past the green awnings of the library’s side gate. directions land you at the corner of 5th Avenue, two blocks from the 6 train. Dial (212) 986-5458 during office hours to check roster openings or request a brochure by mail; no appointments necessary unless you’re seeking formal advisement.