Jungian Depth Work Intensive: Neurodivergent Individuation & Shadow Work​

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Raven LeFebvre, LCSW, LCSW-C, LICSW, MAC, Owner and Founder, Silhouette Psychotherapy

Certified Clinical Trauma Professional Level 2 (CCTP-II)

PDA North America Level 1 Certified Clinician

​​© 2024-2026 Raven LeFebvre. All rights reserved.

 

One of the deepest questions in therapy can also be one of the simplest: Who are you underneath your adaptations? Underneath the masking, the persona, and the survival strategies, programming, and conditioning you learned to meet expectations. For many neurodivergent people, particularly those who have spent years consciously or unconsciously camouflaging, the question of identity becomes deeply complicated. You may have spent years studying other people, learning social rules, anticipating expectations, monitoring your behavior, suppressing needs, and constructing increasingly sophisticated ways of appearing to function within environments that were not built around your nervous system. You may have become extraordinarily skilled at adapting yourself to different environments—knowing how to read the room, knowing what version of yourself will be easiest for other people to receive, and knowing how to suppress a need, soften an opinion, hide an intensity, or override your own nervous system. Eventually, it can become difficult to distinguish between the self you developed and the self you were protecting.

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A deeper question can emerge: Where is the line between who I am and what I learned to be? What is authentically yours, and what has been shaped by programming, conditioning, or adaptation? What have you inherited from your family or culture? Where have you learned to perform a version of yourself in order to belong, survive, or remain legible to others?

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Jungian depth work offers a way of exploring this territory through the process of individuation. This intensive draws on Jungian depth work to explore individuation and shadow work through a neurodivergent lens. Rather than asking simply, "How do I function better?", we can begin asking: Who am I actually becoming? What is authentically yours, what is programming, what is conditioning, and what is inherited? What parts of yourself have been pushed into the shadow because they were inconvenient, unacceptable, too intense, too different, too needy, too autonomous, too overwhelming, or simply impossible for the people around you to understand? What might your unconscious be trying to communicate that you have been too distracted, conditioned, overwhelmed, or occupied with survival to hear?

 

Jung's concept of the collective unconscious can also offer a way of thinking about the larger symbolic and archetypal patterns that may be operating in your life. We can explore how the collective unconscious may illuminate recurring patterns, symbols, conflicts, and developmental themes, as well as what the wider unconscious may hold for you as messages you have become distracted or conditioned away from hearing. This intensive creates space for that exploration. Together, we can work with recurring patterns, internal conflicts, dreams, symbols, fantasies, projections, and shadow material, exploring the tension between the person you have learned to be and the person you may be becoming. We can explore the distinction between your developing self and the adaptations you built around it, developing a deeper relationship with yourself—becoming increasingly able to recognize and distinguish what is yours, what is inherited, what is adaptive, what is programming and conditioning, and what is asking to emerge.

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The goal is not to uncover some perfectly pure, untouched, "authentic self" hidden underneath everything, but rather to develop a deeper relationship with yourself. Ultimately, this work is about coming home to yourself and developing an internal anchor from which greater agency, power, selfhood, and emancipation become possible. The question becomes: How do you come home to yourself? And from that internal anchoring, how do you begin to access greater selfhood, agency, power, and emancipation?

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Raven LeFebvre, LCSW, LCSW-C, LICSW, MAC, Owner and Founder, Silhouette Psychotherapy

Certified Clinical Trauma Professional Level 2 (CCTP-II)

PDA North America Level 1 Certified Clinician

​​© 2024-2026 Raven LeFebvre. All rights reserved.

 

 

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Website Service Page — Therapy Intensive: 

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Jungian Depth Work: The Numinous, Synchronicity, Individuation & Shadow Integration Work for 2E, Autistic, ADHD and AuDHD Adults™ : An intensive therapeutic experience for exploring identity, adaptation, shadow, individuation, and the process of becoming more fully yourself™

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Availability: This Specialized Therapy Intensive will become available beginning September 1st, 2026 and thereafter, will remain available on a continuous rolling availability going forward.
Applications now open as of 8/18/2026

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PROCESS OUTLINE
1. Contact Us for an Application

If you are interested in this Specialized Therapy Intensive, contact us to request an application.

CONTACT US FOR AN APPLICATION

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2. Complete the Application

The application provides an opportunity to describe the family-system concerns you would like to explore and your preferred timeframe for the Intensive.

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3. Initial Consultation

After receiving your application, we will contact you regarding an initial consultation to determine whether the Intensive is an appropriate therapeutic service for your needs.

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4. Schedule Your Intensive

The Intensive is offered on a rolling basis beginning September 1st, 2026.

Individual dates are scheduled by arrangement based on availability.

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5. Intensive Therapeutic Work

The Intensive provides concentrated therapeutic time for exploring Jungian depth psychology through the lived experience of 2E, autistic, ADHD, and AuDHD adults, with attention to the numinous, synchronicity, individuation, archetypal patterns, and shadow integration. The work creates space to examine the symbolic and unconscious dimensions of experience while discerning what emerges from the psyche, what reflects neurodivergent perception and meaning-making, and what may represent inherited, relational, or culturally imposed narratives. The Intensive concludes with attention to integrating disowned or previously unrecognized aspects of self, deepening psychological wholeness, and supporting an individuation process grounded in greater self-knowledge, agency, and alignment with one's own emerging sense of meaning and purpose.​

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Service Details / Intended Service Offering Section Record

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Service name: Jungian Depth Work: The Numinous, Synchronicity, Individuation & Shadow Integration Work for 2E, Autistic, ADHD and AuDHD Adults™ : An intensive therapeutic experience for exploring identity, adaptation, shadow, individuation, and the process of becoming more fully yourself™

Provider: Silhouette Psychotherapy PLLC

Service type: Individual or Dyadic Specialized Psychotherapeutic Intensive

Intended clientele: Neurodivergent adults

Theoretical framework: Neurodivergence-specialized, Trauma-Informed, Compassion-Focused, Empowerment-Based

Planned commencement of offering: September 1st, 2026

Availability: Rolling basis beginning September 1st, 2026

Application: Required / Contact provider to request application

Scheduling: Individual dates arranged by mutual availability

Initial consultation: Required

Format: Online

Location: Telehealth

Duration and Frequency: Contact Us

Pricing Structure: Contact Us

Repeat Bookings Available If Clinically Appropriate

Service Page Section first added and published: August 18, 2026

Applications/inquiries opened: August 18, 2026

Page URL: https://www.silhouettepsychotherapy.com/jungian-depth-work-intensive

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Status as of August 18, 2026 service section page update: This is an intended service offering of a new therapeutic service offering being prepared for commencement in September 1st 2026. The service is available for prospective clients on a rolling basis. Applications and inquiries are being accepted, and prospective clients may contact the provider to request an application and inquire about upcoming Intensive dates. The Intensive has not yet been rendered to clients under this service name as of the publication date. (8/18/2026)​​​​​​​​​​​​

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