We are entering what many thinkers describe as a global polycrisis—a convergence of ecological, economic, political, technological, and psychological challenges that are deeply interconnected. As these systems strain and begin to transform, it is natural to feel uncertainty, disorientation, and even despair.

Yet from a Jungian and depth psychological perspective, moments like these are not only periods of breakdown, but also thresholds of profound transformation.

In this live online webinar, Eva Rider explores the concept of polycrisis through the lens of Jungian psychology and alchemical symbolism. At the heart of this exploration is the image of the chrysalis—a powerful metaphor for metamorphosis. Just as the caterpillar must dissolve before becoming the butterfly, we may be witnessing a necessary disintegration of old structures to allow something new to emerge.

This talk invites you to engage the current global moment in a different way:
not only as crisis, but as a meaningful psychological and cultural process.

You will explore:
– What a “polycrisis” means and why it matters today
– How Jungian thought can help us navigate uncertainty
– The alchemical process of transformation in times of collapse
– Ways to reconnect with meaning, imagination, and inner orientation

Event Details:

Location: Full Online Format.

Status: Available

Pricing:

Standard – £13.99
SMN Member – £10.99
Concession – £7.99 

Date: May 20th

Time: 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM (UK time)

Registration: All registrations and payments are handled through the official event page.

If you are seeking a way to understand this moment with greater depth, clarity, and perspective, you are warmly invited to join us.