James Hollis
James Hollis, Ph.D. is a Jungian analyst, author, and educator.
Born in Springfield, Illinois, he studied at Manchester University and Drew University before training at the Jung Institute in Zurich.
Hollis has had a distinguished career, serving in leadership roles at various Jung-related institutions.
He has authored seventeen books translated into multiple languages, exploring themes of personal growth and meaning.
Currently based in Washington, D.C., Hollis maintains a private practice and continues to contribute to the field of Jungian studies through his work with the Jung Society of Washington and Saybrook University.
Books by James Hollis
Finding Meaning in the Second Half of Life
How to Finally, Really Grow Up
Psychology
Self Help
Philosophy
The Middle Passage
From Misery to Meaning in Midlife
Psychology
Self Help
Philosophy
Living an Examined Life
Psychology
Philosophy
Self Help
Swamplands of the Soul
New Life in Dismal Places
Psychology
Self Help
Philosophy
What Matters Most
Living a More Considered Life
Psychology
Philosophy
Self Help