 ONE DAY WORKSHOPS
Body Centered Gestalt Therapy
Saturday, November 18 10:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Body centered therapy is a way to create and heighten awareness of the truth of our body. The history or how we became who are now is recorded in our body--in how we move: how we hold ourselves: what we can feel. As we become aware of what our body has to tell us we can begin our process of ownershop and change.
Body centered therapy is similar in many ways to traditional body work, but does not require physical contact between therapist and client. There will be experiential exercises to develop body sensation and awareness and opportunity to work on personal issues. Casual clothing is recommended.
Participants will learn:
* A body centered understaning of the Gestalt cycle of experience
* How to develop body sensation through language, breath movement and posture
* How to recognize the language of the body
* How to recognize and work with the energy system
* The role bodily awareness plays in spiritural growth
Mr. Evans has worked in the field for over thirty years as a therapist, treatment program consultant, and clinical director. Twelve years were devoted to working on the Navajo and Gila River reservations. Barry has studied Zen and worked with Sufi teachers. He has experience in Chinese Animal Form Movement and in Sufi drumming and breathing exercises. His therapy emphasizes mental clarity and bodily awareness as keys to spiritual development.
Educated in Philosophy and Human Development at Rutgers University, Claremont Graduate School, and St. Mary’s College.
Trained in Gestalt at St. Mary’s and the Gestalt Institute of Phoenix. Trained in Gestalt/Reichian Bodywork with Michael Smith.
Fee: $95: $75 for students
Leader:: Barry Neal Evans, MA, LPC
Location: Hatton Hall
34 E. 7th Street, Building B
NW corner of 7th Street & Myrtle in downtown Tempe
This workshop is offered for 6 hours of continuing education.
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WORKING WITH CHILDREN
Saturday, March 3, 2007
10:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M.
Explore the use of Gestalt theory and its applications in working in play therapy mode with children. During this introduction to the art of being in therapeutic process with children, you will learn techniques through "hands-on" experience. Together, we will experiment with expressive and projective techniques as art, puppets, sandtray, and the use of music, games and books. Expect to play within the themes of contact and self work, including self-definition, feelings expression, and self-nurture. Come comfortably dressed and prepared to have fun!
FEE: $95; $75 for students
Leader: Pamela Kinder, M.C., L.P.C.
Location: Hatton Hall
34 E. 7th Street, Building B
NW corner of 7th Street & Myrtle in downtown Tempe
This workshop is offered for 6 hours of continuing education.
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INTRODUCTORY GESTALT WORKSHOP
Saturday, March 31. 2007
10:00 AM - 5:30 PM
This one-day introductory workshop provides the basic experience of Gestalt Therapy in a group setting. It is offered for those who are looking to begin, renew, or continue their personal and/or professional growth through active engagement in the Gestalt process. Experiential concepts and methods to promote awareness, self-discovery and expanded choices are demonstrated, facilitated, and discussed in a supportive learning environment. Participants will have the opportunity to engage in their own personal growth and to safely experiment with new behavior. This program is recommended to prospective applicants of our advanced workshops and our two-year training program.
Participants will learn:
- Basic concepts of Gestalt Therapy such as figure/ground, contact functions, cycle of experience, unfinished business and experiment.
- How to attend to the present in a therapy session.
- How the experience of the therapist in the present is included as an essential therapeutic component.
- The process of dialog between different aspects of themselves or with others in their lives.
Location: Hatton Hall
34 E. 7th Street, Building B
NW corner of 7th Street & Myrtle in downtown Tempe
Fee: $95; $75 for students
Leader: Peter Pondolofino, Psy.D
Location: Hatton Hall
34 East 7th Street, Tempe
One block east of Mill Avenue on the NW corner of 7th Stree and Myrtle
This workshop is offered for 6 yours of continuing education
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Yoga, Reich and Gestalt Mind Body Integration.
Saturday, May 5, 2007
10:00 AM - 5:30 PM
This workshop is an introduction to the theory and practice of Body- Oriented Therapy. Emphasis will be on a wide range of activities relating to Mind Body awareness. As a result of participating in this workshop, you will:
.Explore the theory that the body of the individualholds our experience.
.Understand the ground of classical Yoga and its relation to Gestalt Therapy
.Be Introduced to the theory and practice of the work of Wilhelm Reich.
.Experience Meditation in the Vipissana Tradition
Fee: $95.00- $75.00 students
Leader: : Carol Mitchell
Carol Mitchell is in private practice in Phoenix. She was an A.S.U. Associate faculty in the Department of Kinesiology from 1975/2004. Her training has been in Reichian Bodywork with Michael Smith. Bodywork at the Lomi Institute in Petaluma California with Robert Hall and Richard Heckler. Yoga Training at the Ramani Iyengar Institute in Pune India and is a Graduate of the Gestalt Institute of Phoenix.
Location: Hatton Hall
34 E. 7th Street, Building B
NW corner of 7th Street & Myrtle in downtown Tempe
This program is offered for 6 hours of continuing education.
Register Today!
REFUND AND CANCELLATION POLICY
Refunds for tuition and fees apart from the deposit will be available upon written request up to 14 days prior to the activity. There will be a $20 charge to transfer registration from one workshop/training program to another. Tuition and fees will not be refunded if cancellation is made within 14 days of the activity. The Gestalt Institute of Phoenix will make a full refund if an activity is cancelled by the Institute because of insufficient registration or if the application is not accepted.
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GESTALT DROP IN GROUP
The Gestalt Institute of Phoenix offers a Gestalt therapy Drop-In group
each Thursday evening from 7:30-9:30. This community offering is open
to anyone wishing a first-hand experience of Gestalt therapy. Our
Drop-In group provides a unique opportunity for both individual work
within a group setting and exposure to the Gestalt therapy model.
Whether pursuing personal growth or simply sharing in the process of
Gestalt Therapy, the Drop-In group is one where people find support to
speak authentically about their lives. Drop-In group is led by our
second-year Gestalt therapy trainees under the direct supervision of one
of the Gestalt Institute's Training Faculty. The setting is casual, so
please come dressed comfortably, and as often as you like. There is a
$10.00 cash fee per person collected each week. Drop-In group meets in
Room J-2A at St. Stephen's Episcopal Church which is located at 2310 N
56th St, on the northwest corner of 56th and Oak in Phoenix. If you
have further questions, please contact us at #602-955-9298 or
info@gestaltphoenix.com. The Gestalt Institute of Phoenix's Drop-In
group has been proudly serving the community for over 25 years. We hope
to include you soon.
Time: Thursday evenings, 7:30-9:30pm
Fee: $10 per person -Cash Only
LOCATION:
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Room J2A
2310 N. 56th Street, Phoenix
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MEMBERSHIP IN THE INSTITUTE
Graduates, former trainees and other interested parties are eligible to become members of the Gestalt Institute of Phoenix. Benefits entitle the member to special workshops, special rates on some of the ongoing workshops, and recognition among the Gestalt community. There is a membership fee of $25.
DONATIONS
The Gestalt Institute of Phoenix, a non-profit corporation, gratefully accepts contributions and bequests. Your tax-deductible donations contribute in many ways to our goal of providing professional training to the behavior health community in the Greater Phoenix area, to enable us to give scholarships to those in need of assistance and to promote behavioral health resources such as the weekly Drop-In Group and Personal Growth Groups.
You may submit a donation online via PayPal, send check to P.O. Box 6426, Chandler, AZ 85246-6426, or call 602-955-9298 to pay by credit card. |
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
32nd Annual Two year Training Program
Year I Training Program
October 2 - May 21
Year II Training Program
October 10 - April 17
October 9- October 30, 4 Mondays Non Violent Commication
6:30 - 8:30 PM BJ Peters
November 4 Two Chairs Workkshop The Technique of Gestalt Dialogue
Saturday 10:00: 5:30 Scott Hendrickson, PhD.
November 18th Body Centered Therapy
Sat 10:00-5:30 Barry Neal Evans
Jan 27 Gestalt Theory I The Foundation (Gestalt Experience)
Sat 10:00-1:00 Pamela Kinder MC LPC
Feb 10th & 11th
Michael Clemmens Weekend Workshop
Sat & Sun 10:00-5-:30
March 3rd Working with Children
Sat 10:00-5:30 Pamela Kinder MC LPC
March 17th Gestalt Theory II The Process (What & How)
Sat 10:00-1:00 Pamela Kinder MC LPC
March 31 Introduction to Gestalt Therapy
Sat. 10:00 AM - 5:30 PM Peter Pondolfino PsyD
April 14th Gestalt Theory III The Relationship (I and Thou)
Sat 10:00-1:00 Pamela Kinder MC LPC
May 5th Gestalt, Reich and Yoga :
Awareness and Balance
Sat 10:00-5:30 Carol Mitchell CYI
May 9th-30th Connecting Through Empathy:
A Nonviolent Communication Workshop
4 Wednesdays 6:30-8:30pm BJ Peters
May 12th Gestalt Theory IV The Experiment (Here and Now) Sat 10:00-1:00Pamela Kinder MC LPC
33rd Annual Summer Residential
July 21 - July 27 2007
Casa De Maria
Santa Barbara CA
TWO YEAR GESTALT THERAPY TRAINING PROGRAM
INTENSIVE SUMMER RESIDENTAL TRAINING PROGRAM
CLICK HERE TO APPLY ONLINE !
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SPECIAL INTEREST WORKSHOPS
Working With Body: Gestalt Therapy and Embodiment
A Workshop For Therapists
Leader: Michael Clemmens PhD
Saturday, February 10, 2007 10:00 AM - 530 PM
Sunday, February 11, 2007 10:00 AM - 5:30 PM
Our work with clients is most effective when the whole of our mutual experience is available. It is attention to bodily aspects of experience that distinguishes Gestalt Therapy from other approaches. In this workshop we will explore how to attend to and work with client’s physical process as both the figure and ground for deep experiential change.
The format of this workshop will be experiential, didactic and practice sessions. The emphasis will be on demonstrating and practicing skills in attending to client’s body experience. Participants should be prepared to engage in practice sessions as part of the learning.
The workshop is limited to 18 participants and is appropriate for therapists/clinicians only.
Michael Clemmens is a psychologist and trainer based in Pittsburgh, Pa. He teaches Gestalt and body oriented approaches to therapy as a member of the faculty of the Gestalt Institute of Cleveland and at the Esalen Institute and Metanoia Institute in London. He is the Author of Getting Beyond Sobriety published by Analytic Press and “Culture and Body” published in Bridges (Sage Publication). Working With Body: Gestalt Therapy and Embodiment
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Yoga, Reich and Gestalt Mind Body Integration.
Saturday, May 5, 2007
10:00 AM - 5:30 PM
This workshop is an introduction to the theory and practice of Body- Oriented Therapy. Emphasis will be on a wide range of activities relating to Mind Body awareness. As a result of participating in this workshop, you will:
.Explore the theory that the body of the individualholds our experience.
.Understand the ground of classical Yoga and its relation to Gestalt Therapy
.Be Introduced to the theory and practice of the work of Wilhelm Reich.
.Experience Meditation in the Vipissana Tradition
Fee: $95.00- $75.00 students
Leader: : Carol Mitchell
Carol Mitchell is in private practice in Phoenix. She was an A.S.U. Associate faculty in the Department of Kinesiology from 1975/2004. Her training has been in Reichian Bodywork with Michael Smith. Bodywork at the Lomi Institute in Petaluma California with Robert Hall and Richard Heckler. Yoga Training at the Ramani Iyengar Institute in Pune India and is a Graduate of the Gestalt Institute of Phoenix.
Location Please call 602.955.9298 for location information.:
This program is offered for 6 hours of continuing education.
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This training intensive offers a unique opportunity for individuals to experience and learn about Gestalt Therapy in a residential setting. The training will focus on both group and individual therapy work. Group therapy training consists of three hour meetings twice daily. Each participant will also have two hours of individual therapy with one of the training faculty of advanced trainee. A theory seminar is also presented by the training faculty to acquaint attendees with the theory and philosophy of Gestalt Therapy.
The summer residential is held for one week at a retreat setting designed to create privacy, relaxation and community. There is ample time between trainings for trainees to explore the surroundings, reflect, and to connect with other trainees informally. The retreat setting is located in Santa Barbara California about a three minute ride from the beach. The center has a swimming pool, tennis court and massage therapists on location.
The focus of the training is to acquaint participants with Gestalt Therapy at three levels. First, we will focus on philosophy, principles and concepts which form the basis of Gestalt Therapy. Second, these principles and concepts will be put into action through experiential work in the group, giving participants a chance to see and experience Gestalt Therapy directly. The participants will have the opportunity to work as therapists under the supervision of the training faculty.
The goals of the summer residential training are:
- to learn the philosophy, principles, concepts, and ethics of Gestalt Therapy
- to learn to apply these principles and concepts in practice
- to learn how to work though difficult issues
- to learn the techniques of Gestalt Therapy
The Gestalt Institute of Phoenix is approved by the American Association to offer continuing education for psychologists. The Institute maintains responsibility for the programs.
There will be an additional charge of $10.00 for the APA certificate.
Dates: July 21– July 27, 2007
Fees: $ 750.00 for the training and $750.00 for the Room and Board.
Totals of $1500.00 A Non-refundable deposit of $700.00 is required.
Scholarships are granted on the basis of need.
Trainers: The Gestalt Institute of Phoenix Training Faculty and Associate Faculty
This Program is offered for 42 hours of continuing education.
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THEORY SEMINARS
THEORY OF GESTALT THERAPY SEMINARS
An understanding of the theoretical foundations of Gestalt Therapy is integral to mastering its intuitive approach and to applying its techniques. And Gestalt techniques, by their very nature, inherently support the theory of the therapy. Through lecture, discussion and structured exercises, this series of 4 three-hour seminars will present the basic principles, central concepts and core attitudes of Gestalt Therapy Theory.
Gestalt Theory I: The Foundation (Gestalt Experience)
Central to Gestalt Therapy is a theory which views healthy individuals as organisms seeking a natural balance of healthy functioning. Gestalt honors each individuals striving toward this balance and their personal expertise in promoting self growth and development. In this seminar we will present the theoretical constructs for understanding human behavior and how it informs the Gestalt treatment approach. Participants will learn:
* The Gestalt model of Organismic-Self-Regulation
* The Gestalt concepts of Awareness and Contact
* Gestalt Formation and the Gestalt Experience Cycle
January 27, 2007
Leader: Pamela Kinder MC LPC
10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
FEES: $45
Location: Hatton Hall
34 E. 7th Street, Building B
NW corner of 7th Street & Myrtle in downtown Tempe
This workshop is offered for 3 hours of continuing education.
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Gestalt Theory II: The Process (Here and Now)
Unlike the medical model of illness, Gestalt views human behavior as the organism's creative attempt to adapt. Whether healthy or unhealthy, or with awareness or not, the organism continues to pursue balance. Our purpose in this seminar is to view the Gestalt Therapy formulations about human dis-ease, or less than optimal adaptation, which keeps one out of balance. Participants will learn:
* How human distress and neuroses develop in the Gestalt model of Functioning
* Resistances to Contact as Projection, Introjection, Retroflection, Deflection and Confluence
* The Paradoxical Theory of Change
March 17, 2007
Leader: Pamela Kinder MC LPC
10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
FEES: $45
Location: Hatton Hall
34 E. 7th Street, Building B
NW corner of 7th Street & Myrtle in downtown Tempe
This workshop is offered for 3 hours of continuing education.
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Gestalt Theory III: The Relationship (I and Thou)
During the therapeutic encounter, the Gestalt therapist fosters reciprocal relationships with clients. This involves insisting on and supporting each client's responsibility for self while acknowledging and utilizing the therapist's own personhood. In this seminar, we will explore the principles of interactions between the Gestalt therapist and client. Participants will learn:
* To understand I-Thou relating
* To describe the Five Layers of Personality
* The definition of Responsibility
April 14, 2007
Leader: Pamela Kinder MC LPC
10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
FEES: $45
Location: Hatton Hall
34 E. 7th Street, Building B
NW corner of 7th Street & Myrtle in downtown Tempe
This workshop is offered for 3 hours of continuing education.
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Gestalt Theory IV: The Experiment (What and How)
Gestalt learning occurs through experiencing and doing. Change in Gestalt Therapy results from increasing awareness of one's personal process, or how we experience our way of being in contact with both the self and the environment. In this seminar we will review classic Gestalt techniques and the fundamentals of customizing therapeutic experiments. Participants will learn:
* To define and recognize Unfinished Business
* The concepts of Polarities and Integration
* How to construct experiments for experiential learning
May 12, 2007
Leader: Pamela Kinder MC LPC
10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
FEES: $45
Location: Hatton Hall
34 E. 7th Street, Building B
NW corner of 7th Street & Myrtle in downtown Tempe
This workshop is offered for 3 hours of continuing education.
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FACULTY
 Scott Hendrickson, Ph.D.
Scott Hendrickson Ph.D. completed a Master of Counseling in 1973 and his doctorate in counseling psychology in 1982, both at Arizona State University. Between degrees he worked as a counselor in community mental health. Since 1982 he has been in private practice in Tempe, Arizona. Scott completed the 300 hour Gestalt Training at the Gestalt Institute of Phoenix in 1980. Since the mid-1980’s he has served as associate faculty and faculty with the Gestalt Institute. Scott has helped train hundreds of therapists for the Institute, throughout the Southwestern US, and most recently in Hong Kong. His work is influenced by his association with the Gestalt and Buddhist teacher Robert Hall, PhD. and by Buddhist and other mindfulness practices. Scott has a particular fondness for the theory of Gestalt therapy and its relationship to other psychotherapy practices.
 Pamela Kinder, MC LPC
Pamela Kinder, MC LPC, holds a deep respect for the Gestalt therapeuticprocess and for Gestalt theory. As a Gestalt Institute Faculty memberand previous Associate Faculty, she enjoys her role as trainer and serves on the Institute's Board. Pamela is a class of 1993 graduate of the Gestalt Institute of Phoenix. Her Gestalt background also includes the Institute's advanced training in the Gestalt Approach to Couples and Families and a variety of workshops with Erving Polster, PhD, Joseph Zinker, PhD, Robert Hall, PhD and Michael Clemmens, PhD. Pamela belongs to an ongoing Gestalt renewal group, meeting twice yearly for the past 12 years (and counting). Of special interest for Pamela is the use of expressive arts in the therapeutic process. This has led herto train with Violet Oaklander, PhD in Gestalt Art Therapy with Childrenand Adolescents, and to study under the tutelage of Gisela Schubach DeDomenico, PhD in Sandtray-Worldplay. Pamela is currently a practicing therapist and supervisor in community mental health with a private practice in Tempe.
Chari Phillips, M.S., M.F.T
Chari Phillips, M.S. , M.F.T. is a licensed Marriage and Family therapist, and a licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor. She has extensive experience working in the field of chemically dependency. Her early experiences working in treatment programs helped to form her ongoing interest in group therapy, and passion for working with people in recovery from addictions. In 1989 she attended an introductory group at the Gestalt Institute of Phoenix, where she found a place to expand personally and professionally. She graduated from the Gestalt Institute of Phoenix in 1992. She was invited to join the Phoenix Institute in 2000. She has since enjoyed working yearly at the Summer Residential Training Program in Santa Barbara. Chari maintains a private practice where she works with individual, couples, families and groups. She resides in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Katharina von Rhau, M.S.W., L.C.S.W.
Katharina von Rhau is a graduate of the Gestalt Institute of San Francisco and a 300 hour residential training course in Gestalt Therapy with James Simkin, Ph.D. She is in private practice with individuals, couples and groups. Her special interest is in how psychological growth evolves into Spiritual Reality.
ASSOCIATE TRAINING FACULTY
Rose M. Casey, M.C., L.P.C.
Rose M. Casey is a Licensed Professional Counselor, and a Licensed Substance Abuse Counselor. After many years in the financial services industry, Rose changed professions, earning a master’s degree in counseling. She graduated from the Gestalt Institute of Phoenix in 1997. Since then she has been active in private practice working with couples and individuals. Rose is especially interested in working with recovery from grief, and acceptance as a spiritual practice.
 Grace Chaffee, M.C., L.P.C.
Grace became connected with the Gestalt Institute after obtaining her Master's Degree in Counseling from Arizona State University in 1992. Successful treatment for cancer had been the impetus to follow a life long passion for psychology and personal change. She was introduced to Gestalt Therapy during her internship and found a method which helped clients transform their emotional patterns as well as cognitive thinking.
She describes lasting emotional change developing in three stages: 1. debriefing, discovering emotional defense mechanisms that keep a person living life with outmoded constraints; 2. working through these constraints both cognitively and emotionally with Gestalt Therapy; and, 3. integrating new patterns of emotional understanding and feeling through the Gestalt experience.
Grace has adopted Gestalt Therapy to work with chemical dependents and
their families while working both at Charter and Banner Desert
Behavioral Health Hospitals. She has had a private practice at the
Gestalt Institute for the last 8 years. "I joined the faculty at that
time which has given me the opportunity to grow in my understanding and
practice of Gestalt Therapy through teaching, supervising practicum and
interactions with knowledgeable colleagues."
Grace's areas of special focus are persons facing illness, the chemically
dependent and their families, and people suffering from anxiety
disorders and phobias. Grace can be reached at 602-882-7184 for
appointments.
Erine Dandas, Ph.D.
Erine Dandas, Ph.D is a school psychologist in the Paradise Valley School
District. She is a graduate of the Gestalt Insitute of Phoenix and the Violet
Oaklander Institute in California She specializes in work with families and couples as well as group and individual work with children.
 Ellen Diana, Ph.D
Ellen M. Diana, Ph.D. is a school psychologist in the Paradise Valley School District. She is a graduate of the Gestalt Institute of Phoenix and the Violet Oaklander Institute in California. She specializes in work with families and couples as well as group and individual work with adolescents.
 Tony Himes, M.S., LMFT
Tony Himes received his Masters of Science degree in Counseling Educational Psychology in 1992. He is a graduate
of the Gestalt Institute of Phoenix and currently resides in Prescott, AZ where he is in private practice working with individuals, groups, couples and families. His pursuit is authentic mindful living.
 Peter Pondolfino, Psy.D., is a clinical psychologist in private practice as a therapist, consultant, and teacher. He received his doctorate from Hahnemann University Medical College and Graduate School in Philadelphia and is a graduate of the Intensive Post Graduate Training program at the Gestalt Institute of Cleveland. Formerly serving as the Clinical Director at the Alhambra Behavioral Health Treatment Facility for the Arizona Department of Corrections, he continues to provide therapy to inmates in ADC where he uses Gestalt methods in his work with individuals and groups, especially those with histories of trauma and abuse. Peter also serves on the Board of Directors for the Gestalt Institute of Phoenix.
EMERITUS FACULTY
Judith K Geer, Ph.D.
Robert D. Mosby, Ph.D.
Arnold Thaw, Ph.D
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TWO YEAR TRAINING • SUMMER RESIDENTIAL • ONE DAY WORKSHOPS • THEORY SEMINAR
INTENSIVE SUMMER RESIDENTIAL
• Starting July 21 -27 2007 - 42 CE
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SPECIAL INTEREST WORKSHOPS
WORKING WITH BODY:
GESTALT THERAPY AND EMBODIMENT
• Starting February 10 - February 11, 2007 12 CE
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ONE DAY WORKSHOPS
WORKING WITH CHILDREN
• Starting March 2, 2007- 6 CE
INTRODUCTORY GESTALT THERAPY WORKSHOP
• Starting March 31, 2007 6 CE
GESTALT, REICH AND YOGA
AWARENESS AND BALANCE
• Starting May 5 2007 6 CE
GESTALT THEORY SEMINARS
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GESTALT THEORY I $45
January 27,2007 - 3 CE |
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GESTALT THEORY II $45
March 17,2007 - 3 CE |
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GESTALT THEORY III $45
April 14,2007 - 3 CE |
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GESTALT THEORY IV $45
May 12 ,2007 - 3 CE |
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