Carl A. Faber PhD.

Carl Faber was a teacher at UCLA and a psychologist in private practice in the Los Angeles area. He was a profound thinker and teacher and healer of injuries to the spirit. In addition, he was the finest human being I've ever known.

Because Dr. Faber was so prolific and his work takes time to be digested, this page will be continually updated with information about it.

Carl's gift was the ability to explain complex psychological experiences in plain English. His lectures have touched thousands of people. This page will provide access to taped copies of most of those talks.

Carl taught at numerous locations including UCLA Extension.  Most of this work was captured on audiotape and has been converted to digital audio MP3 files. Click on the left to see a list of these lectures.

Dr. Faber studied at the Jung institute and had this quote from Carl Jung hanging in his office.  He lived and worked in the manner described

Doctor and Patient

"The man who would learn the human mind will gain almost nothing from experimental psychology.  Far better for him to put away his academic gown, to say good-bye to the study and wander with the human heart through the world.  There, in the horrors of the prison, the asylum, and the hospital, in the drinking shops, brothels and gambling halls, in the salons of the elegant, in the exchanges, socialist meetings, churches, religious revivals, the sectarian extasies, through love and hate, through the experience of passion in every form in his own body he would reap richer store of knowledge than text-books a foot thick give him.  Then he would doctor the sick with real knowledge of the human soul."

 -C. G. Jung