Depth Psychology and Criminality: Jungian Insights into Symbolic and Psychogenic Offending is an operational imperative. This landmark volume retools criminal justice professionals with a deeper grammar of human violence. Integrating Jungian depth psychology with frontline forensic science, it reveals crime as a symbolic act of psychic fracture—where ritualistic crimes stem from unintegrated archetypes, shadow drives, and mythic self-narratives. This work radically advances investigative psychology and offender rehabilitation. It reframes deviance not merely as pathology, but as a message—coded in symbol, enacted through archetype, and curable through individuation. And for those at the helm of security, justice, or healing: this book demands your attention, because it changes how we understand the criminal mind—and how we restore it.
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Ishaan D. Joshi
Ishaan D. Joshi is a Consulting Forensic and Criminal Intelligence Expert, certified in forensic psychology and medico-legal investigation by a Government Registered, Court Appointed Commissioner Forensic Department. He specializes in behavioral analysis, forensic medicine, counterterrorism, and cyber forensics, offering a comprehensive understanding of complex criminal systems. At NALSAR University, he developed the HOPE Model—an AI-driven framework for offender rehabilitation rooted in human transformation and restorative justice. He has authored books on forensic psychology, predictive policing, and legal ethics, with one housed in the Supreme Court of India's Judges Library. He has received awards in leadership and development and is currently researching ethics in intelligence-led policing and new technologies at Edinburgh Law School.
"Joshi skilfully integrates forensic and depth psychology, shedding light on the symbolic and archetypal forces influencing criminal behaviour."
- Dr. Mark Hoelterhoff, Lecturer in Clinical Psychology, School of Health in Social Science, Medical School, University of Edinburgh
