Jungian psychology

Jungian psychology is like playing with your toys and exploring your thoughts and feelings.

Just like how you have different toys for different games, people have different sides to their personalities. We call these different sides, "archetypes."

Imagine you have a toy that you really love playing with. You take care of it, make sure it's safe, and always know where it is. This toy is like your "persona" -- the part of you that you show to other people.

But sometimes you have toys that you don't really like playing with, so you hide them and forget about them. This could be like your "shadow" -- the part of you that you don't show to other people because it isn't how you want to be seen.

Sometimes you might feel sad or angry and not know why. This is like a puzzle that you have to figure out. Jungian psychology believes that if you explore your dreams, imagination, and creativity, you can figure out why you feel the way you do. It's like finding the missing pieces of the puzzle!

Overall, Jungian psychology is a way to explore and understand yourself through your thoughts, feelings, and imagination. Just like playing with your toys helps you learn and grow, exploring your own mind can help you become a happier and healthier person.