London Jungian Coaching
Maria Tibblin
Maria Tibblin
Jungian Analyst Candidate & Certified Jungian Coach
The journey of discovering your voice may span a lifetime, yet it is never too late to genuinely look inwards for it - the odyssey is solitary yours – finding and trusting the support from within, serves as the link to transcendence.
“Asking the larger questions in life is something I am fascinated by”
Soul Questions Matters
At the heart of my work lies my deep commitment to Jungian analysis and my ongoing training as a Jungian analyst. Through sustained self-exploration and engagement with depth psychology, I continue to deepen my understanding of the psyche, and the lifelong process of individuation.
This ongoing inner work informs my clinical presence, allowing me to meet others with attentiveness, compassion, and respect for the psyche’s innate wisdom. I hold psychological and embodied symptoms not simply as difficulties to be removed, but as meaningful expressions inviting reflection, integration, and growth. My intention is to offer a thoughtful, containing space in which curiosity, insight, and transformation can gently unfold.
Carl Jung and Analytical Psychology
“The privilege of a lifetime is to become who you really are” Carl Jung
Carl Gustav Jung (1875–1961), the Swiss psychiatrist and founder of Analytical Psychology, devoted his work to an exploration of the human psyche and in particular, the relationship between consciousness and the unconscious. Fundamental to Jung’s thought was the recognition that conscious awareness represents only part of our psychological life.
Dreams, symbols and complexes can illuminate what lies beyond conscious awareness, opening a dialogue between the conscious and unconscious aspects of the psyche. Jung described this lifelong development as individuation: a gradual differentiation and integration of the personality, moving towards becoming more fully oneself.
Services
Personal Coaching
A Jungian approach grounded in a holistic understanding of mind, body and psyche.
Grounded in the analytical psychology of Carl Jung, Jungian coaching offers a space for deeper enquiry into the patterns, questions and inner dynamics that shape our lives and the unconscious currents of the psyche that may be seeking recognition.
Together, we explore the relationship between the inner life of the psyche and the realities of everyday life, attending to emotions, dreams, bodily sensations and unconscious dynamics, as well as the tensions that arise between these inner forces and our lived circumstances.
With a holistic perspective on mind, body and psyche, the work invites greater awareness of what may be asking to be seen, understood, accepted or more fully lived.
At its heart is the Jungian process of individuation, a movement towards greater consciousness, integration and a more authentic relationship with oneself and the life one is called to live.
Corporate Coaching
Women, Leadership & Individuation: Exploring the Feminine and the Psychological Dimensions of Leadership.
I work with women in positions of responsibility to explore the deeper psychological dimensions of leadership including identity, authority, ambition, relationships and the unconscious patterns that may shape professional life and the way we lead.
Rooted in Jungian psychology, this work approaches leadership as part of a wider process of individuation, a deepening of awareness through an ongoing dialogue between the conscious and unconscious psyche, and an openness to what may emerge through that encounter.
Rather than proposing a particular model of feminine leadership, the work invites a more conscious relationship with oneself, with others and with the complexities of leadership. In doing so, a more individual and authentic way of leading may gradually emerge.
The aim is not to become a different kind of leader, but to become more fully oneself.
Dream Work
Dreams offer a unique window into the unconscious.
In Jungian work, dream images are approached as meaningful expressions of the psyche, offering a deeper perspective on our inner life and what may be seeking our attention. They can reveal emerging patterns, inner conflicts, desires and possibilities that are not yet fully conscious.
Dreams can therefore become a valuable guide in periods of transition, change and personal growth.
I offer individual Dream Work sessions in London or online via Zoom. Dreamwork is also an integral part of my Personal Analytical Coaching Programme, where dreams can support deeper self-understanding and exploration.
Women in Second Half of Life
True wellbeing emerges from the relationship between mind, body, and psyche.
The second half of life can bring a distinctive psychological reorientation for women. Changes in the body, relationships, motherhood and professional life may coincide with a deeper questioning of what has shaped us, what continues to hold meaning, and what may now be seeking expression.
Who am I becoming as established roles and identities begin to change? What within me has remained unexplored or unlived? Does the life I have created still reflect what matters to me? How do I wish to live the years ahead?
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