CARE Introductory Workshop

29–31 January 2021
The Supreme Therapeutic Art of Working with Trauma Is NOT Working with the Trauma!!!
Introductory workshops are valuable stand-alone experiences to learn and practice systemic-centered therapy joyfully. Join us for a fun week-end adventure!

The CARE Training is a certifying training with the USABP!

 

About the Introductory Workshop

NeuroSystemics offers an integrative scientific pathway to handle a range of conditions including trauma, depression, anxiety and addiction. Combining wisdom traditions, state of the art neuroscience and systemic understanding, this introductory Workshop will focus the benefits of mindfulness and compassion practices as systemic therapy interventions. There will be opportunities to explore psycho-spiritual frames of therapy and develop key skills in attention and emotion regulation.

Objectives & Benefits

Work more safely, effectively and joyfully with your clients on the hardest and most tragic of traumas. Find out how you can guide your clients through the jungle of despair, pain and fear with your deft and intelligent interventions that bring lightness and relief to the heart of the matter. Your clients will grow out of what is holding them back and will be ever grateful for your sublime attunement and expert negotiation of resiliency building. In this weekend Introduction we will do a deep dive into some more advanced elements of reading where your clients are, how to work with where they are and how to keep that essential positive meta-frame throughout for the greatest growth producing moments. Therapists and non-therapists alike are welcome.

 

Is the CARE Training for me?

  • Therapists, clinicians, psychologists, doctors, psychiatrists: learn to work with the body, integrate your tools in a transdiagnostic framework, build solid group facilitation skills, include attentional and emotional regulation, explore psycho-spiritual practices.
  • New or experienced meditation practitioners and MBSR-MBCT teachers: deepen their practice with a bio-psychosocial framework to integrate  the impact of social and societal influences on individual psychological and somatic levels.
  • Corporate and community leaders and human resource managers: develop social intelligence practices, deepen attunement to others by becoming more sensitive  to somatic, affective and cognitive processes.
  • Social workers, yoga teachers, health-practitioners and educators: learn to create safe environments for learning and engaging optimally, understand nervous system functioning to  support resiliency and empowerment
  • Professionals in the helping professions and NGO’s: empowerment and inspiration in tackling social and environmental crises and injustices, prevent burnout and tackle stress optimally, engage in the mutual nourishment of inner-outer practices.

Scheduling

  • January 29, Friday : 11:30-2pm EST / 5:30-8pm CET
  • January 30-31 2021, Saturday-Sunday: 10:30-1pm EST / 4:30-7pm CET

Fee

€50.

Language

This workshop will be given in English.

Online CARE Training starting on September 30th 2021

The CARE training (Compassion, Awareness, Resiliency & Empowerment) is a transformative 3-year journey to learn and practice essential life and therapeutic skills in the midst of a nourishing community.

All participants registered in the CARE training will receive, free of charge, access to the NeuroSystemics Series “Integrative keys for resiliency, empowerment and awakening”, a 15-hour presentation which includes all the core clinical and therapeutic concepts, maps and practices of NeuroSystemics.

For more information about the CARE training, click here!

Trainer(s)

Heath Wilson, Faculty

Working over 25 years, Heath weaves his expertise as a psychologist, trauma healer, rolf practitioner, craniosacral therapist, enneagram consultant, dating/relationship coach, and has been trained  in Somatic Experiencing.

Mentor(s)

Ariane Korth

Ariane Korth lives in Germany and cares about contributing to a Life-serving flow of connection on all levels of experience – within herself, in personal interactions, with her clients, in society and on our planet. Her work as a therapist and group leader has been influenced by Organic Intelligence, IFS/parts work, Co-Regulating Touch and NVC.

Bas Snippert

Bas is an integrative counselor, coach and trainer. He has trained in cutting-edge modalities such as Somatic Experiencing, Organic Intelligence and the NeuroAffective Relational Model. Bas attends meditation retreats annually in Thich Nhat Hanh’s Plum Village.

Silke Foegele

Silke is a certified complementary therapist and has been trained both as a CranioSacral therapist and as a physiotherapist. Her further training comprises prenatal and birth therapy, mediation, Organic Intelligence, yoga and qigong. She lives in Basel with her family. She focuses on increasing her clients’ resources and joy.

Bianca King

Trained in Australia and the UK, Bianca is an experienced meditation and MBSR-MBCT teacher, psychological counsellor, and assists on EMDR trainings. She combines both Eastern and Western perspectives on psychology to help guide the therapeutic process.

Danny Cohen

Danny Cohen lives in Israel and is endlessly fascinated by the human experience and transformative possibilities of healing, growing and opening the heart / mind. He works with clients and teaches workshops and retreats, drawing from trainings Hakomi, Organic Intelligence, Nonviolent Communication, and over a decade of meditation practice.

  • Date: 29–31 January 2021
  • Language(s): English
  • Cost: €50
  • Contact: onlinecoordination@neurosystemics.org

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