Jungian psychotherapy is a holistic approach to the psyche based upon the work of Swiss psychiatrist, Carl Jung. It is a form of “talk therapy” which honors the uniqueness and individuality of each client by facilitating the psyche’s own healing powers and wisdom. Jungian psychotherapy does not only consider what is problematic in a client’s life, but also utilizes the client’s strengths and undeveloped potential for growth and healing. Probably more than any other psychotherapeutic approach, Jungian psychology honors the depth and complexity of the human personality and is able to look at people’s struggles not only from the perspective of outer life factors (society, family, work, health, finances, etc.) but from the perspective of the developing psyche and the needs of the unfolding personality.