Emma Jung: Dedicated to the Soul: The Author’s Years of Self Liberation

Notice: Booking will open 1st February 2026

Date: Saturday 21st February 2026 Location: Online
Start time: 4:00pm End time: 6:00pm Type: Webinar

The creative work of Emma Rauschenbach Jung has been brought to light after decades of obscurity. For the first time we are able to see many facets of her inner life and recognize her as a full partner in the ground breaking work of her husband. While Emma Jung adopted most of the conceptual apparatus of Analytical Psychology, she approached the psyche in her own way. Her newly published work also demonstrates that, in her mid-thirties, she had the courage to confront the almost unbearable conflicts in her marriage, emerging from that nekyia in a remarkable state of wholeness. After an overview of Emma Jung’s early life and marriage, we look closely at her private creative work in Dedicated to the Soul, the recently published collection of her writings and paintings.

Speaker: Ann Conrad Lammers

Ann Conrad Lammers, Ph.D., primary editor and assistant translator of Emma Jung’s Dedicated to the Soul, earned her Master of Divinity at the General Theological Seminary in New York and her doctorate in theology and psychology at Yale University. She taught theology and ethics for five years at the graduate level, then practiced for fifteen years as a licensed marriage and family therapist. During those years she also edited two books of letters for publication: Jung’s correspondences with Victor White and James Kirsch. In 2015 she retired from her psychotherapy practice to edit Erich Neumann’s The Roots of Jewish Consciousness. In 2018 she turned her attention to Emma Jung’s work. Currently she is editing C. G. Jung’s letters to Marie-Louise von Franz.