Discussion, Education, Training, & Research in Analytical Psychology

Beginning in 2027, The C.G. JUNG CENTER OF BOULDER has become a project of the Winer Foundation, a 501 C-3 non-profit. This will enable it to continue to serve the community as a tax-exempt entity. The  future for the Jung Center is bright and the next chapter will bring exciting new changes.

The C.G. Jung Center of Boulder started in 1988 as the C.G. Jung Center of Philadelphia. Then in 2011 it changed its name and location to the C.G. Jung Center of Boulder. It will continue to serve as a Jungian Institution to provide our community with:
  • access to educational material;
  • high quality discussion;
  • information regarding educational and therapeutic resources; 
  • provide 50-100 hours of individualized training to enable application for completion of training at FAZ in Zürich, Switzerland.
  • help clients wanting psychoanalysis to receive it from qualified therapists.
  • create an endowment fund for those who need financial assistance for either therapy or training.

Our unique particularity is to not only provide explanation of the works of C.G. Jung, but to also include vital contributions from the fields of behavior economics, neuroscience, and social psychology as well as anthropology, the arts, biological sciences, ethics, literary criticism, philosophy, and religion. 

We have a loose network of affiliated therapists and those who work more generally in the mental health field. Our aim is to help people grow in:
  • emotional health and personality development.
  • our specific areas of expertise

Robert Winer, M.D., Dipl. (FAZ, Zürich), FRSM is a certified Jungian Analyst and President
Stephen A. Martin, Psy. D., certified Jungian Analyst and Secretary