Abstract
This article introduces an advanced GIM Program entitled Paradox, developed in 2002 by the author. The program Paradox addresses the particular work of exploring one’s shadow and reconciling opposing forces within the psyche. The author discusses the nature of paradox from a Jungian perspective and its relevance to GIM practice. The diverse musical elements within Paradox include primal voices and strong rhythms, which offer an immediacy of connection, especially within the body. The author explains the program’s design and discusses the psychological influence of the music upon the traveler. In addition, she presents commentary by the composers and artists, as well as case material. The article concludes with a feedback summary from GIM therapists who have used Paradox in their clinical practice.
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