Analytical psychology (English: analytical psychology) – is a school of psychology founded by Carl Jung, focused on the study of the deep structures of the human psyche, including the unconscious. Analytical psychology emphasizes personal development, self-realization, and the dynamics of the psyche, especially the interaction between the conscious and unconscious levels.
Important concepts in analytical psychology include archetypes, the collective unconscious, the process of individuation, and the symbolism of dreams. Jung believed that a person's mental health depends on the degree of harmony between their conscious aspirations and unconscious impulses.
This school is applied in various areas of psychotherapy, cultural studies, and art, providing valuable tools for understanding human behavior and mental health.
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