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This course meets the qualifications for 5 hours of continuing education
www.psychceu.com is pleased to introduce a series of courses based on books about Fairytales by noted Jungian Analyst Marie-Louise von Franz
THE
CAT
A Tale of Feminine Redemption
"The
Cat" is a Romanian fairy tale of some complexity and great charm.
It is the story of a princess who at the age of 17 is bewitched-turned
into a cat. She must remain in that form until an emperor's son will
come and cut off her head. . . . Eventually a simple-minded emperor's
son, searching the earth for fine linen, finds her and accomplishes
the task. How and why this happens is patiently dissected by von Franz
with her characteristic erudition and earthy humor. |
Learning Objectives In this 5 unit course:
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This course consists of a post-test based upon reading the text. There is no online material to read. After you pass the post-test, you may print out your own certificate. |
This course meets the qualifications for 5 hours of continuing education credit
maintains responsibility for the program. |
*read THE CAT: A Tale of Feminine Redemption
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She
is the author of many
books on Jungian psychology, including:
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We do adhere to the American Psychological Association's Ethical Principles of Psychologists. Our courses are carefully screened by the Planning Committee to adhere to APA standards. We also require authors who compose Internet courses specifically for us follow APA ethical standards. Many of our courses contain case material, and may use the methods of qualitative research and analysis, in-depth interviews and ethnographic studies. The psychotherapeutic techniques depicted may include play therapy, sandplay therapy, dream analysis, drawing analysis, client and therapist self-report, etc. The materials presented may be considered non-traditional and may be controversial, and may not have widespread endorsement within the profession. www.psychceu.com maintains responsibility for the program and its content. |
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