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Back in the 1970's, Dr. Joseph Henderson's wife Helena wanted to set up a dance studio with her friend Delores Belsen. Delores' husband, Larry Dubbs, who was an artist and graphic designer, produced a circular design of four snails. When Dr. Henderson saw it, he recognized that, while it was not suitable for dancers, it was perfect for analysts. It was quickly adopted by the Board of Governors as our Institute logo. The broad foot of the snail is sensation and its antennae are intuition, moving slowly around a center. The logo has often been invoked as a sign of our swift-moving and decisive organizational style...
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- C.G. Jung Institute of San Francisco
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- San Francisco CA
- United States 94109
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- +1.14157718
