MOREIRA, Fernanda Gonçalves. Resilience and diversityin individuation. Junguiana []. 2025, 43, e03.   25--2025. ISSN 2595-1297.  https://doi.org/10.70435/junguiana.v43.116.

This paper explores and correlates the concepts of individuation and resilience, initially through the observation of the vegetation of the Cerrado Rupestre in Jalapão and of the Veredas in Chapada dos Veadeiros. The experience amidst the flora of Jalapão leads to reflection on individuation in challenging conditions, bringing into question the socially pre-established models. To discuss the problem of social molds and expectations, three cases of women who discuss the decision of motherhood in the analysis are presented. Although each case addresses different paths and choices, they all reflect upon resilience and the impact of adverse experiences on the formation of identity. The author highlights the importance of not romanticizing adversity but celebrating the uniqueness of each trajectory and the ability to flourish, even in difficult conditions. ■

: individuation; resilience; mother archetype; tree; analytical psychology.

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