Lorraine May Levy holds a PhD in Jungian and Archetypal Psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute, awarded in 2020, and teaches as adjunct faculty in the Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology programme at Sofia University.[1] She has taught trauma survivors using the theories of C. G. Jung, and identity and transformation through trauma became her passion.[1] She returned to formal education at thirty, as a single mother of five, and worked her way from an associate degree at West Valley College to a doctorate.[1] Her dissertation brought together the image of the goddess Persephone, underworld trauma, and the practice of providing clothing to victims of sexual assault.[1] Outside the university she works as a depth psychologist, educator, integrative wellness guide, and retreat and therapeutic process facilitator.[2] Her clients come to her with addiction recovery, anxiety and other life transitions, and she works with them through art, dreams and storytelling.[2] She is based between Thailand and Italy and works with clients worldwide.[2]
Hailey Taylor is the founder of Leona Pride, a handcrafted botanical skincare brand built on ancestral ritual.[1][3] She started out as a professional model in Los Angeles, and left that world feeling cut off from nature, community and spirit.[1] What followed was travel and ceremony with Indigenous elders. The vision for Leona Pride came to her while she was living in the jungles of Mexico.[1] The brand draws on the lioness goddesses of ancient Egypt and on Ayurvedic tradition from India. It plants a tree for every order and gives one per cent of profit to wildlife protection, ocean conservation and Indigenous communities.[1]
Arturo Rocha is a Jungian practitioner and coach, working with shadow and with the parts of a person that run the show from underneath. He is associated with the Carl Jung Circle Center in the Philippines, the association working to carry Carl Jung's depth psychology into Filipino life.
Bradley McDevitt is an American executive coach and depth psychology scholar in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, working with leaders at an inflection point.[1] He is an Associate Certified Coach with the International Coaching Federation and a certified practitioner of Presence-Based Coaching, and he holds an MA in Depth Psychology and Creativity from Pacifica Graduate Institute, where he now teaches as adjunct faculty.[2][3] His practice rests on a thirty year career in professional theatre, which came first and still supplies the method.[1] Out of it he built Theater of Self, an intensive that puts physical theatre, Jungian depth psychology and Iain McGilchrist's work on the divided brain in one room, and runs it through movement, voice and improvisation.[4] He is also certified to deliver the WorkPlace Big Five, ISI, PerSight and Benchmark 360 assessments as an affiliate of the Center for Creative Leadership, and works alongside Michael Valverde at Coherence Lab on organisational clarity.[1]
Todd B. Peyton, MA, LPC, KYI, is an American psychotherapist with more than twenty years of practice in depth-oriented psychotherapy, Jungian dream analysis and somatic and energetic work.[1] He sees clients in Hang Dong, outside Chiang Mai, Thailand, and in Bangkok, the Philippines and Greece, with telehealth sessions for clients in the United States.[1][4] He trained at Pacifica Graduate Institute in California, taking a master's in counselling psychology with a focus in depth psychology.[2] Alongside the clinical training he spent extended periods ordained as a Buddhist monk at Kyiatisaung Monastery in Thaton, Myanmar, and studied dreams in analysis with the Jungian author Robert Johnson and with the Trappist monk Father Gregory Santos.[2] He is also a certified Kundalini Yoga Instructor, and his offerings include Asclepian Detoxification.[1] He has brought Kundalini to the Henosis community directly, most recently leading a kidney kriya session for a Henosis group.[3]
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