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March 3, 2012

Presenter: Sharon Martin, PhD

Like it or not, there is a fundamentalist in each of us. It is a defense system born of fear, and all of us experience it in one way or another. In this lecture/discussion, we will explore the various ways fundamentalism manifests in our inner and outer worlds. In particular we will look at how it shapes our own Southern culture. We will discuss some of the psychological roots of its power, the most primary being Shadow projection, the very thing which leads us to wage war. How can we resolve this moral failure? Can we make a difference in the world? Is it possible to open more fully to our feminine reality to help resolve these difficult issues? These are the questions we will attempt to live as we explore the dark territory of Fundamentalism and the Feminine.

Sharon Martin was born and grew up in the Deep South. She received both her bachelor’s and master’s degree at Emory University in the Psychosocial Nurse Practitioner program, obtaining advanced certification as Family Nurse Practitioner and Psychiatric Clinical Nurse Specialist. This program introduced her to the exciting work of C. G. Jung. Her fascination with his deeply spiritual and scientific approach lead to her enrollment as a training candidate at the C. G. Jung Institute in Zurich, Switzerland,where she received her diploma in Analytical Psychology in 2005.
She began her private practice in Atlanta in 1999 and has recently relocated to the lowcountry of Charleston, South Carolina. In addition to analysis and psychotherapy, Sharon lectures and gives workshops on Jungian theory and is a founding member of the CJS Board.   For more information about Sharon, please visit her website.

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