This chapter summarizes the key points from Parts I and II of the book and addresses directions for the future. Through case analyses and theoretical chapters, we show that Jung’s concept of the complex remains relevant as a model of the psyche, functioning as a generative basis for addressing critical issues pertaining to archetype theory and the continued development of Jungian psycho-social studies. The book is an important contribution toward preserving and stretching Jung’s work to address the needs of our time. The chapter also considers some remaining questions and directions for future research.