Pamela M. Buckle is a Licensed Jungian Analyst with a private practice based in Brooklyn. At the University of Calgary in Canada, she earned an MBA and a PhD in organizational dynamics, and received an MA in mental health counseling from Adelphi University’s Derner School of Psychology in New York. During her training, she worked with patients from the Bronx Psychiatric Center’s White Plains Road Outpatient Clinic and from the C.G. Jung Institute of New York’s Low-Fee Referral Service. She’s been an invited speaker at conferences worldwide, using Analytical Psychology to help us better understand climate change, the psychological experience of scientific communities, and how the unconscious works in business settings. She has also been an organizational consultant in executive recruiting, market research, project management, and the nonprofit arts sector. Pamela believes that an analyst’s work is to understand the origins of each person’s suffering and how it affects them now – and to help people use the archetypal symbols and dreams that emerge from their own unique psychology to more deeply engage with the circumstances of their inner and outer lives.