January 5, 2009
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Much communication in the therapeutic encounter takes place in somatic rather than verbal language; yet many therapists have limited knowledge, experience, and skill to engage the embodiment of their clients. Current research provides us with new information upon which to ground our practice and points the way to greater inclusion of the body in psychotherapy in a more holistic approach.
TRAINING STRUCTURE:
Sessions will include a didactic presentation, experiential exercises, whole group and subgroup experiences, personal work with the faculty in a fishbowl format, and practicing implementing the concepts while receiving supervision.
DATES: (Participation in individual weekends is permissible)
2009: January 17, 18; April 25, 26
TUITION:
$320 for each segment (a 15% discount is offered for the
full series and when a workshop is paid in full 6 weeks prior)
CEUs: 36
HOURS:
9:30 am until 5:00 pm.
Lunch on your own.
LOCATION:
Bryn Mawr College, Dorothy Vernon Room
FACULTY:
Cathy Gray, LCSW
Cathy Gray: 610-667-4770 or email: cathybgray@gmail.com
GTIP OFFICE:
610-668-5177 or email: adminGTIP@gmail.com
http://www.gestaltphila.org
GENDER IDENTITY: FROM PATHOLOGY TO CELEBRATION
OVERVIEW:
Historically, the mental health field has pathologized the notion of gender non-conformity. Most clinicians lack adequate training and familiarity around how to approach gender variance and are left feeling confused and cautious when these issues emerge in the therapy session. This results in clients feeling unsupported and even shamed around their experience.
Co-sponsored by GTIP and the Women's Therapy Center, this two-part workshop will explore how to approach gender identity from a non-pathological, non-shaming perspective.
CEUS: 4
DATE: Friday, March 13, 2009
HOURS: 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
TUITION: $40
LOCATION: Arch Street Meeting House
PROGRAM LEADER:
ALISON GERIG LCSW is a licensed clinical social worker with ten years experience working with gender identity and sexuality.
GTIP OFFICE:
610-668-5177 or email: adminGTIP@gmail.com
http://www.gestaltphila.org
REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN FOR THE 2009-2010 GESTALT THERAPY INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA 3-YEAR TRAINING PROGRAM.
One weekend per month during the academic year:
September 2009-May 2010
Location: Bryn Mawr College Graduate School of Social Work & Social Research
Each month of the three-year program includes separate blocks of time for:
1. Lectures, discussions and demonstrations of theory
2. Practicum: doing and observing others doing individual psychotherapy with faculty supervision
3. Ongoing experiential training group sessions with members of the faculty and adjunct faculty
Directors:
David Henrich, L.C.S.W., B.C.D.
Mary Lou Schack, Ph.D.
Philip Lichtenberg, Ph.D.
For further information please contact: 610-668-5177, adminGTIP@gmail.com, or visit http://www.gestaltphila.org
THE GESTALT THERAPY INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA PRESENTS A WEEKEND OF GESTALT THERAPY.
This workshop will provide attendees with an overview of basic Gestalt Therapy theory, followed by examples of the theory through experiential demonstrations showing how the therapy works, and concluding with discussion on how the theory applies to the work.
Participants can observe the three GTIP Directors' training and therapy styles. The Workshop serves as an introduction to the three-year Gestalt Therapy training program.
When: Saturday and Sunday, June 6 and 7, 2009
Where: Bryn Mawr Graduate School of Social Work and Social Research;
CEUs: 12 Credits available
GTIP Directors and Weekend presenters:
Philip Lichtenberg, Ph.D.; David S. Henrich, L.C.S.W., B.C.D.; Mary Lou Schack, PhD.
More information: 610-668-5177 or aminGTIP@gmail.com, or visit http://www.gestaltphila.org
Portland Gestalt Training Institute, Portland, OR
"EXPERIENCE MEETS MEANING"
Bringing Gestalt Therapy to the Relational Model ... A Contemporary Relational Perspective to Gestalt Therapy
Explore the integration of Gestalt Therapy, which provides clinicians much freedom and creativity when engaging with their clients; and the Contemporary Relational Theory, an approach offering a very useful developmental perspective and stance to “make sense together”. The integration of Gestalt with the relational model brings the best of both orientations to the clinical hour. This intensive will include theory presentations, the opportunity for consultation, and exploration of the use of creative experiments that enliven both therapist and client.
4-Day Seminar in Portland, (26 CEUs), Feb. 19th through Feb. 23rd; with Jeffrey Sher, PsyD & Carol Swanson, LCSW.
Call Carol @ 503-758-9528 for more information.
GESTALT CENTER FOR PSYCHOTHERAPY AND TRAINING NYC
The Gestalt Center for Psychotherapy and Training is a New York State chartered postgraduate training institute. We offer a 3-year, part-time postgraduate training program for qualified health and human services professionals in the theory and methods of Gestalt psychotherapy.For more information, contact Michele Hutchinson, 212-387-9429,email info@gestaltnyc.org, or visit http://www.gestaltnyc.org.
GESTALT CENTER FOR PSYCHOTHERAPY AND TRAINING
WINTER 2009 Workshops, Seminars and Intensives for Personal and Professional Growth
WINTER TRAINING INTENSIVE WORKING WITH WHAT EMERGES: INTEGRATING THEORY WITH PRACTICE
Friday, January 9, 2009 6:00pm
Sunday, January 11, 2009 2:00pm
We will spend the weekend in a beautiful, rural setting learning and experiencing the Gestalt therapeutic process.
We will review some fundamental Gestalt theories and its practical applications through witnessing, experimenting and experiencing our own therapeutic process throughout the weekend.
MINDFULNESS IN PSYCHOTHERAPY
Ken Meyer, Ph. D.
Session I Body-Awareness, Breathing and Focusing -
Saturday, January 17 2009
Session II Deep Visualization & Mindful Dreamwork - Saturday, February 14, 2009 -
Session III Relational Mindfulness -
Saturday, March 21, 2009
All Sessions 10:00am – 3:00pm
GESTALT THERAPY AND HARM REDUCTION: WORKING WITH SUBSTANCE ABUSE ISSUES
Kathryn Grooms, LMSW
Saturday, January 24, 2009
12:00pm – 3:00pm
GESTALT THERAPY & SHAMANISM: PRINCIPLES & APPLICATIONS FOR PRACTICE AND CONSCIOUS LIVING IN EVERYDAY LIFE
Nancy Dakota Adlman, LCSW & Elizabeth Lyngholm, MA
Saturday, January 31, 2009
11:00am – 3:30pm
DEVELOPING SELF- SUPPORT: PARENTING THE INNER- CHILD
Sharon Goldblum, Ph. D.
Saturday, February 7, 2009
10:00am – 5:00pm
THE ESSENCE OF GESTALT
Naaz Hosseini, MA LP
Shelley Orren-King, LCSW
Sunday, February 22, 2009
10:00am -5:00pm (one hour lunch break)
WORKING WITH INTENSE BODILY FEELING-STATES WITHIN A RELATIONAL CONTEXT
Lee Zevy, LCSW
Saturday, February 28, 2009
12:00pm – 4:00pm
PGI RESIDENTIAL WORKSHOP:
RELATIONALITY AND THE CHALLENGE OF UNCERTAINTY
Following on the heels of last year's highly popular workshop at which a contemporary psychoanalyst served as a guest faculty, this year Doris Brothers, Ph.D. will join us. She is an intersubjective analyst from New York. We will spend 8 days together exploring the growing edges of relational theory from a gestalt perspective. There will be three "home groups" and a few extra learning modules organized around the interests of the participants.
Faculty: Lynne Jacobs, Gary Yontef, Jan Ruckert, Lillian Norton, Friedemann Schulz
Guest Faculty: Doris Brothers
DATES: March 5-13
Place: Foothills of Santa Barbara
Fee: $2100 (includes double room and meals)
CONTACT: Lynnejacobs@gestalttherapy.org
MORE INFO: http://www.gestalttherapy.org
Lynne Jacobs, Ph.D.
1626 Westwood Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90024
310-446-9720
WEST COAST INSITUTE FOR GESTALT THERAPY WITH CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS
Trainings Workshops Supervision
The West Coast Institute for Gestalt Therapy with Children and Adolescents is founded to further the therapeutic approach of Gestalt Therapy with children as initially developed by Violet Oaklander, Ph. D. The works of many other leading therapists in the field are also integrated into the teachings at WCI that encompass the depth and breadth of Gestalt Therapy. Small group learning experiences are combined with time for recreation and enjoyment of the beautiful West Coast and the Santa Ynez Valley.
*Small group interactive learning experiences
*Theory based instruction
* Credit toward professional licensing and APT credentials
TRAINER: Felicia Carroll, LMFT and Registered Play Therapist Supervisor
PROGRAMS: Spring Workshop: Pinocchio: A Story for All Ages
February 28-March 1
Summer Intensive Training: August 1-9, 2009
On-Going Series: Begins in September 2009
WEBSITE: http://www.feliciacarroll.com for more details
GESTALT CENTER FOR ORGANIZATION & SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT
GO TO http://www.GESTALTOSD.ORG FOR REGISTRATION AND INFORMATION ON ALL AVAILABLE OFFERINGS
OSD GROUP INTENSIVE PROGRAM BEGINS JANUARY 2009. This advanced training emphasizes the theory and philosophy of Gestalt work with groups, including personal growth, task, and special design groups. The program is for individuals with solid grounding and training in Gestalt. In addition to in-depth instruction and practice in group dynamics and group leadership, participants lead a personal growth group for Cleveland-area individuals for both weekend sessions in this intensive format. Cleveland-area individuals are invited to apply now to become a Volunteer Client in these weekend groups. Register for the program or apply to be a Volunteer Client at http://www.gestaltosd.org.
BECOMING A BETTER INTERVENER VII BEGINS FEBRUARY 2009. This is the original and unsurpassed one-year, five-module training program designed for people involved in organizational change and large-scale organizational transformation. BBI provides an introduction to and practice in the body of knowledge developed in the Gestalt Center for Organization & Systems Development programs. A variety of methods are used in this program, including demonstrations, readings, simulations, role-plays, fieldwork assignments, small group practice, and step-by-step skill building experiences. Early application is encouraged. Register now at http://www.gestaltosd.org.
OSD PROGRAM WEEKEND FORMAT IV BEGINS FEBRUARY 2009. This new program format provides participants with the Center's world-class OSD training in theory, concept, methodology, skills, and techniques for effectively intervening at the individual, two-person, group, and organizational levels of system while requiring minimum time away from work. The program includes 9 weekends, scheduled once a month across two calendar years. Faculty feedback and numerous opportunities are built into the program regarding practice in the Gestalt OSD perspective to support professional development, intervention design and implementation, and leadership and management of change efforts. See more at http://www.gestaltosd.org.
INTERNATIONAL OSD PROGRAM IX BEGINS MAY 2009. APPLICATION DEADLINE IS APRIL 1, 2009. Co-Sponsored by the Gestalt International Study Center (GISC). The International OSD Program offers professionals effective alternatives for influencing the systems in which they work. This intensive, international-based training draws heavily from the Gestalt Center for Organization & Systems Development Program, which was the first to apply Gestalt principles to the field of organizational consulting. Faculty include representatives from four continents, and the 150 graduates of the program to-date are living and working across the globe. The program consists of five week-long sessions over the span of 16 months, with each session held in a different country. Applications are being accepted now. Go to http://www.gestaltosd.org to register or more information.
OSD INTERNATIONAL GESTALT COACHING PROGRAM, THE ONLY GESTALT ICF-ACCREDITED COACH TRAINING PROGRAM, SCHEDULED FOR FALL 2009. IGCP is designed to teach the practice of coaching leadership and management using a Gestalt theoretical and conceptual orientation. Coaching theory, concept, method, and technique draw heavily from the Gestalt Center for Organization & Systems Development body of knowledge and programs. Find out more at http://www.gestaltosd.org.
GATLA - GESTALT ASSOCIATES TRAINING LOS ANGELES is offering the following training opportunities:
GATLA is approved by the American Psychological Association to offer continuing credit. GATLA maintains responsibility of the program. GATLA is also approved by the BBSE to offer continuing credit to MFT’s and Social Workers.
1. COUPLES THERAPY TRAINING SAMPLER IN SEATTLE
Two Become One and Then There Are None!
From Fusion Model to a Connection Model - From Stencils and Templates to Movement and Process.
An opportunity to join an ongoing Couples Therapy training program in Seattle emphasizing a process approach that recognizes that in order to have "connection" you must have two. Dealing with differences is the cornerstone of coupling and Couples Therapy. Try this weekend and decide if you want to join this exciting group.
Faculty: Rita Resnick, Ph.D. & Robert W. Resnick, Ph.D
Dates: January 17-18, 2009 (future dates for series to be announced)
Fee: For this weekend $350.00
Contact: Rita F. Resnick, Ph.D.
Email: ritaresnick@gatla.org
2. GESTALT THERAPY: BASIC & ADVANCED TRAINING IN LOS ANGELES.
GATLA is offering a multi-year post-graduate training program in Gestalt Therapy in Santa Monica, California that meets six weekends per academic year. This is a hands-on training program in which trainees work as therapist under live supervision and can actually observe the faculty working. Cutting edge Gestalt theory is an integral part of the training as is the opportunity to do personal work within the context of the training group. Each training day groups are divided into trios or quartets for more practice and individualized supervision.
Training Weekends: 2009
Jan 10-11, Feb 7-8, April 18-19, May 2-3.
Fees: $1800.00
Location: Santa Monica, California
Contact: Rita Resnick: ritaresnick@gatla.org
(310) 395-6844
3. INTERNATIONAL WORKSHOPS EUROPE
COPENHAGEN, DENMARK
GATLA Ongoing Advanced International Gestalt Training Program
Three, 4-day Gestalt Workshops in 2009 - 2010
Faculty: Robert W. Resnick, Ph.D. & Rita F. Resnick, Ph.D.
Dates: February 26 – March 1, 2009, October 29 – Nov 1, 2009, February 25 – 28, 2010
Contact: Robert Petersen: +45 2016 2808 rop@balance2perform.com
KILLARNEY, IRELAND
8th Annual 3 Day Couples Therapy Training Workshop
Being An Individual Within a Couple
Faculty: Robert W. Resnick, Ph.D. & Rita F. Resnick, Ph.D.
Dates: March 6 - 8, 2009
Contact: Michele O’Brien - mobrien@southwestcounselling.ie
OSLO, NORWAY
Institute of Active Psychotherapy
Introduction to Gestalt Therapy
Faculty: Robert W. Resnick, Ph.D. & Rita F. Resnick, Ph.D.
Dates: March 11 – 12, 2009
Contact: Guro Oiestad guro.oie@online.no
BERGEN, NORWAY
Gestalt Therapy Workshop
Use of the Relationship in Gestalt Therapy
Faculty: Robert W. Resnick, Ph.D.
Dates: March 13 – 14, 2009
Contact: Peter Rongved/Elin Wormnes
Peter.Rongved@bufetat.no e-worm@online.no
OSLO, NORWAY
Gestalt Therapy: Personal Growth/Supervision Workshop
Faculty: Rita F. Resnick, Ph.D.
Dates: March 13 – 15, 2009
Contact: Guro Oiestad or Unni Tveita guro.
guro.oie@online.no unnitveita@c2i.net
MOSCOW, RUSSIA
Gestalt Therapy Training Workshop
Faculty: Todd Burley, Ph.D.
Dates: March 17-19, 2009
Contact: Nadia Lubyanitskaya
nadia-l@mail.ru
MOSCOW, RUSSIA
Gestalt Therapy Training Workshop
Faculty: Todd Burley, Ph.D.
Dates: March 20-22, 2009
Contact: Nadia Lubyanitskaya
nadia-l@mail.ru
ROME, ITALY
“A Bird May Love a Fish But Where Would They Live?”
Couples Therapy Conference and Training Workshop
Faculty: Robert W. Resnick, Ph.D. & Rita F. Resnick, Ph.D.
Assistant Facilitators: Rafaele Frisone and Giada Bruni
Dates: March 20, 2009 Couples Conference
March 21 – 22, 2009 Couples Workshop
Contact: Rafaele Frisone Giada Bruni
raffaele.frisone@fastwebnet.it / giadabruni@libero.it
In English with Italian translation
EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND
Edinburgh Gestalt Institute – Closed Training Workshop
Faculty: Todd Burley, Ph.D. ABPP
Dates: March 27-29, 2009
Temporary Contact: Helen Kennedy: Kenhelenmc@gmail.com
EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND
Advanced Workshop in Gestalt therapy
Faculty: Todd Burley, Ph.D. ABPP
Dates: Tentative date: April 3-5, 2009
Contact: Louise Tait info@louisetait.co.uk
MALMO, SWEDEN
Advanced Gestalt Workshop
Faculty: Todd Burley, Ph.D. ABPP
Dates: October 22-25, 2009
Contact: Charlie Yeh: yeh.gestalt@gmail.com
COPENHAGEN, DENMARK
Advanced Workshop for Experienced Gestalt Therapists - by invitation only.
Faculty: Todd Burley, Ph.D., ABPP
Dates: October 28 - November 1, 2009
Temporary Contact: birgit.erichsen@kriminalforsorgen.dk or vibeke@worldonline.dk
LJUBLJANA, SLOVENIA
Gestalt Therapy Workshop
Faculty: Todd Burley, Ph.D. ABPP
Dates: March, 2010
Contact: Tomaz Flajs: Tomaz.flajs@masicom.net
NEW BOOK ABOUT THE INTEGRATION OF GESTALT AND HYPNOTIC REGRESSION
Announcing the publication of Randal Churchill's 448-page hardbound training text for professionals, CATHARSIS IN REGRESSION HYPNOTHERAPY. This completes a two-volume set that emphasizes the integration of Gestalt and age regression, further developing the guidance given in REGRESSION HYPNOTHERAPY, Volume I. As in the first volume, theory is combined with transcripts of sessions with commentary and follow-up interviews, giving a wide variety of issues and situations demonstrating the potential of this work. When utilizing hypnotic regression to help heal the effects of trauma, including with methods such as the affect bridge and Gestalt, abreaction is not a goal but naturally a common development and can be part of the opportunity for powerful therapy.
Robert Hall, who wrote the Introduction to the Fritz Perls autobiography, In and Out the Garbage Pail, writes: "I've never before encountered such detailed, professionally impeccable, verbatim transcriptions of cathartic release therapy that convey, so deeply, a therapist's capacity for compassion, while at the same time offering profound teachings for therapists in training. Catharsis in Regression Hypnotherapy is a treasure, and a resource for the entire field of depth psychotherapy, an offering whose gifts are never-ending. In his new book, Randal Churchill's skills as a brilliant therapist are enriched by his skillful integration of Gestalt Therapy with hypnotherapy, his huge capacity for insight, and his maturity as a master teacher of his work." -Robert K. Hall, MD, Psychiatrist, Gestalt Therapist
For further information or to order this book, visit http://transformingpress.com/catharsis.html, which includes a detailed description, the preface, table of contents, a picture of the beautiful dust cover, and reviews. Details about the first volume are at http://www.transformingpress.com. You can email the publisher, Transforming Press, at TransformP@aol.com or call 209/785-8856. ISBN: 978-0-9656218-2-3. Printed on acid-free, recycled paper with soy-based ink, the text is being offered this month at $49.95 a $10 discount, in celebration of its release.
Randal Churchill is founder, Director and instructor of the Hypnotherapy Training Institute, http://www.hypnotherapy.com, a licensed school near San Francisco specializing in the integration of Gestalt and hypnotherapy, which draws beginning and experienced practitioners from many countries each semester. He has taught his pioneering regression work to thousands of therapists over 30 years. He is also author of BECOME THE DREAM: The Transforming Power of Hypnotic Dreamwork, about the integration of Gestalt dreamwork and hypnotherapy.
CERTIFICATE/ DIPLOMA IN ORGANISATIONAL GESTALT
The Gestalt perspective, stance and skillset provide powerful and creative ways of working with organizational change. This year-long, modular programme will give participants a radical new understanding of the psychology of change, increase the impact and effectiveness of people who initiate and manage change and enable more engagement with change initiatives throughout organizations.
FACULTY: Marie-Anne Chidiac; Sally Denham-Vaughan; Ty Francis
DATES: The programme will be in four modules.
Module 1: 2-4 November 2009
Module 2: 8-10 January 2010
Module 3: 12-14 April 2010
Module 4: 7-9 June 2010
VENUE: Metanoia Institute – London, UK
MORE INFO: http://www.metanoia.ac.uk/workshops/orggestalt.htm
CONTACT: Tamsin Williams, academic coordinator
Email: tamsin.williams@metanoia.ac.uk
Direct Line: +44 (0) 20 8832 3075
Main Office: +44 (0) 20 8579 2505
LANTERN WORKSHOPS - 2009
offers the following workshop at Lydiard Park Conference Centre, Swindon. Wiltshire. UK.
LYNNE JACOBS Ph.D.and GARY YONTEF Ph.D.
Advance notice for May 2009
Pacific Gestalt Institute 5-day Training Workshop 1st - 5th May 2009
This training workshop offers an exciting opportunity to work with both Lynne and Gary in the UK. The workshop will offer participants lectures ,discussions, and clinical practice with live supervision. The group of 22 participants (max) will spend some time working in smaller groups of 11 led alternatively by either Lynne or Gary.
For further information contact: LIZ HOLLOWAY-Lantern Cottage, Elcombe, Swindon Wilts. SN4 9QL. UK.
Tel: 00 44 (0)1793 845909 Email: lanternliz@aol.com
Alan Schwartz will conduct a workshop at Esalen Institute February 15-20, 2009. The title is Gestalt and the Invention of Self. The point of departure will be neuroscientific develops over the past 20 years, especially neurogenesis, and its implications for both practitioner and non-practitioner. Of course, it will be experiential with appropriate didactic elements. For further information visit http://www. esalen.org for 2009 catalogue.
Boston, MA, March 21-22, 2009, WEEKEND WORKSHOP FOR COUPLES:
"Difficult Topics, Successful Conversations: An Approach to Building Intimacy"
In this experiential weekend workshop couples will:
· Be introduced to a process that facilitates balanced and productive conversations.
· Become acquainted with and practice a set of skills that support this process.
· Have a chance to draw support from other couples and individuals in the workshop.
· Have an opportunity, by the end of the weekend, to increase intimacy by completing a difficult conversation.
When: March 21-22, 9:00-5:00 Where: Boston Metropolitan Area
Cost: $300 per person, couples only
Workshop Leaders:
Sharona Halpern, MA, LMHC is a practicing couples and family therapist with over 25 years experience. For many years she has led groups for couples in the Boston area addressing interfaith relationships, parenting, and relationship building. She is also a member of the Next Generation Faculty of The Gestalt International Study Center (Wellfleet, MA).
Stuart N. Simon, LICSW, BCD, is a practicing Gestalt therapist with over 25 years experience working with couples, families and individuals. He is a member of the core faculty of The Gestalt International Study Center’s Cape Cod Training Program (Wellfleet, MA), and a contributing author to several articles and books on psychotherapy with individuals and couples.
Co-sponsored by Gestalt International Study Center
For questions and registration: Sharona Halpern: 617.658.7086, sharonanh@yahoo.com
DEVELOPMENTAL SOMATIC PSYCHOTHERAPY
Ruella Frank, Ph.D.
Two-Year Training Program 2009-2011 New York City
Starts September 2009
Developmental Somatic Psychotherapy is a relational and movement-oriented approach to psychotherapy within a gestalt therapy framework. The training offers a template for understanding and working with early psychophysical blocks as they emerge in the here-and-now of the adult therapy session. Attending to movement patterns within therapy is particularly powerful when guided by contemporary developmental theory.
Two Training Modules Yearly: Fall and Spring
Seven Days Each for Two Years
CEU's Available
For further information e-mail Ruella Frank at ruellafrank@nyc.rr.com or visit The Center for Somatic Studies website: http://www.somaticstudies.com
East European Gestalt Institute (EEGI), Saint Petersburg , RUSSIA
WHO: Prof. Sean Gaffney (Sweden-USA) Organizational Consultant.
WHAT: Four days Advanced Gestalt-OD Training Workshop. "Working with an Organization. Gestalt approach"
WHEN: March, 12-th - 15-th, 2009.
WHERE: Saint Petersburg , RUSSIA
HOW MUCH: 9 50 EURO
This workshop is the third session from the long-term (2007-200 9 ) International OD-Project, specially designed for BOTH Consultants, who want to improve their skills AND Managers, wishing to develop their leadership abilities!
EEGI and GISC started this common OD-Project consisting of 4 sessions, 4 days of training each. All the sessions are facilitated by Sean Gaffney (USA-Sweden).
EEGI's project Managers will help You to book reasonably cheap and cosy hotel in our beautiful City. VISA support possible. All the OD-Project registration is possible (discounts!) Early registration is highly recommended! Some scholarship money is available.
CONTACT US:
Konstantin Pavlov, Director of EEGI
kpavlov@etelecom.spb.ru
+7 9 21 9 664223
METANOIA RESIDENTIAL WORKSHOP
THE POWER OF THE PRESENT MOMENT
We know about our subjective experience and aliveness only in the present moment.
In this workshop we will focus on sharpening your therapeutic practice by attending to this simple yet profound truth. We will explore the implications for phenomenological, relational meeting through experiential exercises, therapeutic practice and theoretical discussion covering areas such as the nature of change, co-created relationship and the intersubjective field.
Led by Lynda Osborne and Caro Kelly
DATES
From 4pm on Thursday 23rd July 2009 to 3pm Monday 27 July 2009,
Alresford, Hampshire, UK.
Costs: £580
Details from lynda@osborneuk.co.uk
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