Hotel Severance

A Shadow Journey Throughthe Rooms You've Never Left

Event Details

TIME:

10:00am - 3:00pm

Presenter: Bronwyn Lea Davis (Bron)

WHEN: November 7, 2026

VENUE: St Mary’s Anglican Church Hall

ADDRESS: 455 Main Street Kangaroo Point Qld 4169

FEE: $105 - $135 (Member / Non-member)

You’ve been carrying guests you never formally invited: The People Pleaser, The Fixer, The Good Child, The One Who Holds It All Together. They moved in early, paid rent in compliance and exhaustion, and have been running the place ever since. Hotel Severance is an immersive, experiential workshop that draws on Jungian shadow work, somatic awareness, and the STARR Method to guide participants through a structured inner journey, room by room, to meet, dialogue with, and begin to integrate the adaptive parts of the self that have long kept the true self from the door. This is not therapy. It is something rarer: a contained, playful, and genuinely transformative encounter with the unconscious, designed for those ready to stop managing their inner world and start actually inhabiting it. Expect guided visualisation, parts dialogue, embodied process, and the longoverdue relief of finally being in the room with what you’ve spent years carefully walking past.

The C. G. Jung Society of Queensland, is dedicated to making available to as wide an audience as possible the life and works of Dr Carl Gustav Jung.

The Society focuses on three main vehicles as a means to achieve this goal; through monthly meetings, presenting workshops, and by making available to members and scholars, a library which has been carefully developed and selectively pruned over nearly three decades.

The scope of our interests includes presenting the work of Jung’s colleagues, students, and contemporaries. Our speakers also will explore the writings of the “post” Jungian authors who re-envisioned, re-imagined and extended the reach of Jung’s thought.

When the opportunity arises we also will explore those subjects which form the tree and roots of human consciousness and which find parallels in the wide range of Dr. Jung’s work. Such presentations may include; the thought and practices of a variety of spiritual and religious traditions, enduring philosophical influences, and literary and artistic achievements occurring over the historical landscape of human evolution.

Dr Jung was first and foremost a healer. The Society promotes an understanding of Jung’s work through the exploration of psychological and spiritual applications to our individual journey, interpersonal relationships, and contemporary collective challenges. We believe this study ultimately can help to create a safer, more soulful world for women and men to fulfil their destinies.