Imaginal Psychology course 2 starts June 27, 2025

Register now for Thomas Moore's Imaginal Psychology Course Two that starts with readings for Lesson 1 on Friday 27 June, 2025. Topics for this course include:

1. Eros and Psyche
2. Working with dreams
3. Hermes, guide of souls
4. Anima Mundi: Soul of the world
5. Alchemy basics
6. Psychological polytheism

The series of six courses is now called Imaginal Psychology. Previously it was known as Soul Psychology. Each course has six weekly lessons. You get five or six brief (one page to a page and a half) readings on Friday. The following Wednesday is a live session in which Thomas Moore gives a talk on the theme of the week for approximately one hour. Participants are encouraged to comment and ask questions during the presentation. Thomas Moore then scrolls through the chat to answer questions for approximately one-half hour.

Ruzuku is the platform for the series. It mainly uses a chat-style, type-in format. Students are encouraged to engage in active 24/7 conversations also in chat style. Each course ends with an hour-long Zoom gathering. After taking six courses, you qualify for an attendance certificate signed by Thomas Moore.

Watch a podcast with guest Thomas Moore

Last year Thomas Moore spoke with Leanne Whitney for New Thinking Allowed in a podcast titled Connecting to Soul with Thomas Moore. In this hour-long episode, Moore talks about his interests and current work based on Henry David Thoreau. While Whitney asks intelligent questions, Moore considers his answers thoughtfully, touching on the work of the Transcendentalists, James Hillman, and Carl Jung.

Keynote mental health speaker on July 31, 2025

Thomas Moore is a keynote speaker at the Lowcountry Mental Health Conference in 2025 in Charleston, S.C. He presents on Thursday, July 31 from 10:15 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. on Care of the Soul: A Therapeutic Way of Life. This conference is for mental health professionals and community members with an interest in mental health issues.

Continuing education contact hours are available for helping professionals that include:
--Counselors 
--Social Workers
--Marriage & Family Therapists
--Psychotherapists
--Psychiatrists & other physicians
--Psychologists
--Nurses
--State Agency Professionals
--Addiction Professionals
--Healthcare Leaders

More information and conference registration is available at Conference Schedule.