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Title: A Conversation with Mary Dougherty by Nora Swan‐Foster.
Source: Journal of Analytical Psychology. Nov2025, Vol. 70 Issue 5, p886-907. 22p.
Subjects: Art therapy, Jungian psychology, Active imagination, Mental imagery, Artistic style, Creative ability, Personality
Abstract: The article focuses on the significant contributions of Mary Dougherty to the fields of art therapy and Jungian analysis, highlighting her unique integration of artistic practice with psychological theory. It discusses her early influences, including her family background and education, which shaped her journey from artist to art therapist and eventually to Jungian analyst. The text emphasizes the importance of image-making and active imagination in her therapeutic approach, illustrating how these processes facilitate emotional expression and personal growth. Additionally, it reflects on her collaborative work with her late partner, Peter Thompson, and how their shared experiences enriched her understanding of creativity and the unconscious. [Extracted from the article]
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