The Jungian Salon is pleased to welcome Giorgio Tricarico, a Jungian analyst, psychotherapist, lecturer, and author, for an evening dedicated to the connections between individuation, love, and ethical non-monogamous relationships.

Drawing on the Jungian conception of individuation as a relational process, Giorgio Tricarico will demonstrate how romantic relationships—whether monogamous or polyamorous—can become powerful vehicles for psychological transformation.

Author of *The Labyrinth of Possibility* (2015) and *Lost Goddesses: A Kaleidoscope on Porn* (2018), as well as editor of *Contemporary Voices on Individuation* (2025), Giorgio Tricarico develops an original approach to contemporary themes such as betrayal, pornography, and non-monogamy, viewed as symbolic expressions of our Zeitgeist.

This lecture, drawn from her chapter “Individuation and Polyamory,” invites us to reflect on love—as defined by bell hooks—as a structuring principle of the self and as a primary arena of individuation.

Free admission

PLEASE NOTE: Presentation in English – questions may be asked in French

If you have any questions, please contact us at: jungiansalon@gmail.com