Omid Nasrollahi

Omid Nasrollahi serves as a Lecturer at Pacifica Graduate Institute through its Pacifica Extension division, delivering specialized continuing education programs in depth psychology and analytical traditions. His instructional portfolio spans webinars, certificate courses, and author spotlights focused on Jungian applications to contemporary psychological challenges.

His research centers on depth psychology with emphatic exploration of analytical psychology and Jungian studies, investigating intersections between psychological theory and practical healing modalities. Key interests include trauma processing through mythological frameworks, epigenetic impacts of cultural archetypes like Marianismo, animal-assisted therapeutic interventions, and spiritual dimensions of aging. His work consistently bridges classical depth psychology with modern digital-age contexts, particularly evident in play therapy adaptations and societal trauma analysis.

Nasrollahi's publication trends reveal a concentrated focus on integrating Jungian principles with cross-disciplinary fields—from neuroscience-informed epigenetics to Andean shamanic wisdom. His recent works emphasize actionable psychological freedom through symbolic engagement, with recurring themes of consciousness evolution, ethical dignity in practice, and archetypal resilience against societal fragmentation. This trajectory demonstrates increasing application of depth psychology to collective crises while maintaining rigorous theoretical grounding in Neumann and Jung.