Lars G. W. Ehnberg is a Jungian analyst and psychotherapist practicing in Espoo and Helsinki, Finland. He received his diploma from the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich in 1987 after training there from 1981 to 1987. Ehnberg describes his formation as rooted in the classical Zurich school, with emphasis on complex theory, the association experiment, symbolic interpretation, dream work, and the amplification method. His background also includes humanistic studies, classical languages, and research education in the psychology of religion; his theological study was in hospital and clinical counseling rather than clerical or Protestant pastoral identity.

Returning to Finland as an early analyst trained in this school, Ehnberg helped carry analytical psychology into a setting then shaped largely by Freudian traditions and by considerable misunderstanding of Jungian work. His clinical and scholarly orientation remains close to the experimental and complex-theoretical foundations of analytical psychology, while remaining deliberately integrative in clinical practice: Hillman, Kalsched, Campbell, Kast, von Franz, objective theory, transference, alchemy, religion, gender, and fairy-tale interpretation can all enter the same symbolic field without requiring rigid school boundaries.

Ehnberg is the author of Unia, satuja ja myyttejä (Dreams, Fairy Tales and Myths), an introduction to C. G. Jung's analytical psychology published in Finnish in 2013, and Satujen aarre. Jungilainen tulkinta Grimmin sadusta Kolme höyhentä (The Treasure of the Fairy Tales: A Jungian Interpretation of the Grimm Fairy Tale Three Feathers), published by Noxboox in 2022. His work emphasizes the scientific grounding of analytical psychology, the depth psychology of religion, and the interpretation of fairy tales, dreams, and mythic material.