Jungian Analysis is a psychotherapeutic approach in which the therapist and client work together with unconscious elements coming from the psyche, in the form of dreams, fantasies, memories and current events of everyday life. This process illuminates the depths of our unconscious and unexperienced parts, leading to the natural understanding of our fears, motivations, passions, defenses, insecurities, as well as the relationships that we sustain with the people around us. Over time, by means of perseverance and a good relationship with the therapist, a person develops awareness, improves mental health and begins to feel inner stability even in the natural periods of crisis and changes that accompany us in life. This leads to mental, emotional and spiritual maturation of the personality and a general sense of meaning and well-being, which does not depend on the circumstances of life, as it results from a complete change in a person's perception of the world.