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Depth Psychology and Marianismo: Archetypal Feminine of Mesoamerica July 23, 30, August 6, 13, 20, 27, September 3, 10, 2026 This certificate program explores the intersection of depth psychology and Marianismo, the cultural ideal of feminine virtue in Latina/Chicana communities modeled after the Virgin Mary. Through Jungian, archetypal, and feminist depth psychological lenses, participants will examine how Marianismo shapes identity, family dynamics, spirituality, and psychological wholeness for Latinas across generations. This course is ideal for: Clinicians working with Latina/Chicana populations who want to deepen their understanding of how cultural archetypes and Marianismo influence mental health presentations, family dynamics, and therapeutic outcomes in their practice. Mental health professionals seeking cultural competency in depth psychology who wish to integrate Jungian, archetypal, and feminist perspectives with culturally-responsive therapeutic approaches for diverse communities. Latina/Chicana therapists and counselors interested in exploring their own cultural identity, examining intergenerational patterns, and developing authentic clinical approaches that honor both their cultural heritage and professional training. Graduate students in psychology, counseling, or social work who want to specialize in multicultural counseling, depth psychology, or women’s studies with a focus on intersectionality and cultural healing practices. Lifelong learners and educators passionate about mythology, feminine archetypes, and cultural studies who seek to understand the psychological and spiritual dimensions of Latina/Chicana identity, indigenous wisdom, and decolonial healing frameworks.