Tag: ego developmet

• Archetypal Themes of Early Adult Development: An Analysis of Siddhartha & the Consummation of Masculine Love

  

  Dr. Tom explores the archetypes of Early Adult Masculine Development: Carl Jung’s theory is used to analyze Ego, Discipline, Identity, Love, & Hero’s Quest.

  Dr. Thomas Maples

  November 29, 2018

  Analytical Psychology, Masculine Psychology, Mythopoetic Mens Movement

  Adult Love, adult personality development, alchemy, archetype, ash-work, Carl Jung, child adult transitions, complex consciousness, consciousness, discipline, ego, ego developmet, Featured, Hermann Hesse, Hero’s Qwest, Individuation, initiation, Joseph Campbell, Love, Masculine Development, Masculine Psychology, Mercury, metaphor, Mythopoetic Men’s Movement, Objective / Subjective Split, Paradox, persona, responsibility, Robert Bly, Self, self-defense, Siddhartha, Siddhartha Gautama, simple consciousness

• Practical Parenting: Fight, Flight, and Handling Childhood Emotions

  

  Has your child ever tested boundaries? Has your child ever walked away from you, and out of the corner of your eye, you still see that they are viewing to see if your are in eye sight. Has your child ever bolted from your vision, in a store, a public place, or worse yet, near…

  Dr. Thomas Maples

  November 10, 2018

  Analytical Psychology, Dr. Thomas Maples

  Adolescent Development, bio-psychosocial development, Biological Development, Childhood Development, Childhood emotions, Collective Unconscious, Dr. Thomas Maples, ego, ego developmet, ego psychology, Emotional Conflict, Emotional Identification, Emotional Intelligence, Emotional Regulation, Featured, psychological development, Stockton CA, superego, superego development

• Dreaming Our Children’s Life Forward: The Archetypal Development of Siddhartha’s Early Life

  

  Childhood consists of a time when the paradoxical pull between a parent’s dreams for their child and the innate destiny a child will pursue spurs the process of development forward. I feel a joy in my heart as I watch my two son’s grow into their own being. When they laugh, my heart grows wider…

  Dr. Thomas Maples

  March 12, 2018

  Analytical Psychology, Jungian Psychology

  Analytical Psychology, Carl Jung, Child Psychology, Childhood Development, Childhood Personality Development, development, developmental psychology, ego developmet, Father Son Relationship, Inferior function, Jungian Developmental Psychology, Jungian Psychology, Jungian Typology, Love, Love and Early Attachment, Mother Archetype, Mother Son Relationship, motherhood, object attachment, Psychology, social relationship, superego development, The Stockton Therapy Network