The Max and Lore Zeller Library provides a specialized collection of over 6000 volumes on Jungian psychology and related subjects including sandplay therapy, general psychology, anthropology, mythology, religion, art and symbolism.

Informally established in the 1940s to meet the needs of individuals interested in learning more about analytical psychology, in 1983 the library was officially named after Max and Lore Zeller to honor their contributions.

There are over 6,800 books, 800 audio and video tapes, and 16 journals available to the analytical community and the general population through an affordable membership fee.

Hours
Library hours are Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday from noon to five p.m.

Journals
Anima (partial), Chiron, Dragonflies (partial), Dreamworks (partial), Guild of Pastoral Psychology, Harvest (partial), Journal of Analytical Psychology, Journal of Sandplay Therapy,  Parabola, Psychological Perspectives, The San Francisco Jung Institute Library Journal, Sphinx, Spring, and Quadrant.

Membership
As a private member library we are accessible to local residents for a membership fee of $50 per year or $25 for half a year, and a credit card number held as security against unpaid bills and loss. Overdues are charged at the rate of $.25 per day or a renewal fee. Lost items are billed at the current cost of replacing and processing.

	Material	Rental Fee	Rental Period
	books and journals	none	3 weeks
	lecture tapes	$1/tape	3 weeks
	video tapes	$5/tape	1 week

Though we are not associated with any interlibrary loan service and do not mail books, we will xerox ($.25/page) or FAX ($1.00/page) materials for private study, scholarship or research purposes. We request that fees be paid by check but ask for a credit card number to hold as security while we wait for payment.