About The Native Concern:

Death of Father 24 December 1909 in Zürich (Arnold Wolff, aged 63),Death of Mother 1947,Death by Heart Attack 21 March 1953 in Zürich (sudden unexpected death at age 64),Textbook/ Non-fiction (Analytical psychology),Psychologist (Jungian analyst),Depression,Kids none,Advantaged (Family wealthy),Order of birth (Eldest of three daughters),Married late/never (Never),Gain social status 21 September 1911 (accompanies Jung to the Third Psychoanalytical Congress in Weimar, Germany.),Gain social status 1916 (is elected the first president of the Psychological Club.),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1934 (presents her original monograph, “The Individuation Process in Women” to the Psychological Club.),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 10 May 1946 (delivers her paper, “Christianity Within” to the Guild of Pastoral Psychology in London.),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1948 (presents her reading of “The Structural Forms of the Feminine Psyche” at the Jung Institute.),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1953 (“The Structural Forms of the Feminine Psyche” is published in Der Psychologe in Bern.),Depressive episode 1910 (Suffering a deep depression following the death of her father in 1909, her mother takes her to Jung for analysis.)

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Vocation, Diagnoses, Family, Work, Mental Health, None, Writers, Healing Fields, Psychological, Parenting, Childhood, Relationship,