When: Monthly, with set dates for each group
Dates: Please see below for each group’s meeting dates
Fee: CHF 45.- per person per meeting
Group size: min 3, max 10 participants
Nature of the Group: semi-closed, with entry points on specific dates
Where: on Zoom
Payment settlement: Via online payment.
Sunday, 22 February 2026
8AM– 8:45AM PST
11AM– 11:45AM EST
16:00–16:45 GMT
17:00– 17:45 CET
Via email to hello@begumgurses.com
When: Monthly, first Tuesday of the month
Dates: 3 March, 7 April, 5 May, 2 June, 7 July, 4 August, 1 September, 6 October, 3 November, 1 December
Time: 9:30AM – 10:45 AM PST | 12:30 PM – 1:45 PM EST | 17:30-18:45 GMT | 18:30-19:45 CET
Entry points: March and September
Next entry: 3 March 2026
Burnout is a debilitating condition that is affecting more and more people. The approaches most commonly offered often fall short of truly reaching its depth. A Jungian perspective invites us to look more closely at burnout, recognizing that when it brings life as we know it to a standstill, it also calls us toward meaningful transformation. Healing becomes possible when we engage symbolically with the difficult inner landscape it creates, allowing its deeper messages to be recognized, worked with, and ultimately integrated.
This group offers a safe, judgment-free space for those experiencing burnout, as well as for individuals supporting a loved one, patient, or client who is going through it.
This is a semi-closed group, with specific times when new participants are welcomed. A steady group meets regularly, allowing for continuity, depth, and trust, while also making room for new members at designated entry points.
Each meeting gently weaves together two dimensions: learning and shared reflection.
The learning component offers a gentle introduction to Jungian psychology as a way of understanding burnout not only as depletion, but as a meaningful signal from the psyche. Participants receive short readings or reflective material ahead of the monthly meetings. Together, we explore the inner dynamics that may have led to burnout, and the new directions or possibilities that may be seeking expression through it.
Reflection allows these ideas to settle into lived experience. Participants are invited to reflect together on the monthly theme or reading and, if they wish, to share professional experiences. Sharing is always invitational, never expected, and listening is valued as deeply as speaking.
This group rests on a shared commitment to confidentiality. What is shared in the group stays within the group. Participants are welcome to speak outside the group about their own experience, but not about other members or identifying details.
“We should not try to ‘get rid’ of a neurosis, but rather to experience what it means, what it has to teach, what its purpose is… A neurosis is truly removed only when it has removed the false attitude of the ego. We do not cure it– it cures us. A man is ill but the illness is nature’s attempt to heal him. From the illness itself we can learn so much for our recovery, and what the neurotic flings away as absolutely worthless contains the true gold we should never have found elsewhere.”
– C.G. Jung, Civilization in Transition, CW 10