Tanıtım

NeuroSystemics, dünya çapında klinik eğitimlere ve kişisel gelişim programlarına öncülük eden toplum yanlısı bir organizasyondur. Sinir sistemimizin nasıl daha iyi düzenlenebileceğini anlamak için en son sinirbilim çalışmalarını, sistemik bir mercek ve bilgelik geleneklerini bir araya getiriyoruz.

Atölye: “Acil Müdahalede Travmaya İlk Yardım: Hızlı İyileşme İçin Temeller”

Neurosystemics kurucusu Boaz Feldman tarafından verilecek bu bilgilendirme çalışmasında travma sonrası süreçte acil müdahalelerin nasıl olduğuyla ilgili pratik ve teorik içerik sunulacaktır. Çalışma içeriği sinir sistemi teorileriyle, bu psikofizyolojik dinamiklere nasıl müdahale edilebileceği ve gözlenebileceğini içermektedir.

 

Dil

Do you want more quality and pleasure in your relationships? We believe that this is possible with more of your authenticity. We like to explore this with you in our RC. Let’s get started with a better life!

Heath and Silke are delighted to offer this 13 Resiliency Circle starting March 12th, 2024 as an opportunity to heal, grow, stabilize and learn about YOU and experience the exhilaration of honest social engagement in a group dynamic.

A Resiliency Circle is a powerful place of discovery, an invitation to step into the here and now with your full self in a container of safety.

Here at NeuroSystemics, indeed we are interested in finding out what is meaningful and how to bring that about in your life, but we also utilize the latest understanding of system science and neurobiological process to foster a sense of calm, security and empowerment.

 

Resiliency Circles

NeuroSystemicsTM is a community-based methodology bridging ancient wisdom traditions, evolutionary neurosciences and systemic understanding to offer an integrative path to resilient healing, passionate living and awakening.

Resiliency Circles (RC) offer a unique environment to experience a safe, enjoyable and educational relational space. Trained professionals hold a compassionate and sensitive attitude to include all the parts of everyone present – orienting towards unconditional acceptance and appreciation. As the process unfolds, the RC’s therefore open the door to a palpable sense of peace, intimacy and connection with one another. As the group builds trust and learns to feel strong while sometimes showing vulnerability, the potential for healing, resiliency and awakening is exponential!

The purpose of an RC is primarily for individuals to experience and integrate a sense of belonging through their nervous system; the group work involves a psychotherapeutic process by including the missing and often alienated aspects of our being through the safe container held by the therapists and the quality of interaction between group members.

Practically, after a short introduction from the therapists, group members are invited to share freely whatever is on their mind/heart and there begins the free association conversation and spontaneous sharing. Each person manifests themselves differently, and the RC enables group members to embody a sense of belonging by appreciating the diversity of life experiences, points of view. Finally, as the group builds in its quality of compassion and enjoyment, it becomes a womb-like experience which supports deep nervous system regulation for all members.

 

Clinically proven benefits include:

• Reduction of stress, anxiety, depression, addiction and trauma
• Development of resiliency, emotional regulation and cognitive functioning
• Reduction of chronic issues such as sleeping problems, chronic pain
• Embodiment of social belonging and meaning

Who is the RC for?

Anyone wishing to

• Enrich their relational skills
• Develop new ways of feeling empathic, non-judgmental and compassionate
• Be seen, be heard and welcomed in a genuine atmosphere of vulnerability
• Learn how to be in groups with greater levels of ease, comfort and confidence
• Enjoy a safe space
• Form meaningful relationships

Fee

Sliding Scale: 50-20 Euros per Session

 

Kayıt

Residential Module for CARE Training Graduates

We are delighted to announce this residential module for all Online and Turkey CARE Training participants. This module will include:

• Review of all the NeuroSystemics models and practices: SENSE-SELF-SOCIAL
• Key learning outcomes from E-Learning clinical video series: NeuroSystemics Series & CARE Series
• Clinical case supervision to help you with your clients
• Daily Resiliency Circle Practice: “Enabling developmental shifts of group process”
• Exploring the opportunities of (i) Support groups, (ii) Process Groups and (iii) Developmental Groups
• Requested content & practices from CARE participants
• Final Q&A’s
• Celebration, party and dancing!

Scheduling

We begin the module on July 1st 2024, and you are welcome to arrive before lunch. (it is possible to arive a day early (Sunday June 30th). We will have our first gathering at 3pm CEST. In addition to the training sessions, will have a number of daily activities:

• Open Spaces: There will be a daily opportunity to propose skills that you would like to offer to the comunity, sing, dance and have fun! These sessions allow us to meet, enjoy and learn from one another without the professional facilitators, and self-organize as a community.
• Collective Care: We will spend about 1h to care for the beautiful house every day. Everyone will choose one small duty and collectively we will enjoy living in clean and cared for spaces. This allows us to keep costs at a minimum, thank you for your support.
• Personal Sessions: Facilitators are professionally trained in somatic regulation with amyn years of experience and you can benefit from their support by requesting 1h 1:1 sessions. These session will help you to integrate challenges you may be going through, emotions emerging as a result of interactions in the residency or general behaviour patterns which cause suffering. These are paid in addition to the residency fee (usual fee) and you can have as many as the schedule allows for.
• Sitting Meditation: One of the most important ways to become resilient and increase our ability to cope with challenges is to learn self-regulation. We will be practicing evidence-based practices such as mindfulness, compassion, somatic orientation, tai-chi, yoga.

 

 

We will close CARE 7 on Saturday July 6th with the evening Closing Ceremony. Sunday July 7th is departure day.

Where is it?

We will be meeting online (zoom) for the first sessions, and the we are meeting in person in the lovely and vibrant city of Bergerac, France. All sessions will take place at the Life Itself Bergerac Hub, just 2 minutes away from the river for a quick dip!

Prices

Please find the prices below.

• If you live in Turkey, you can benefit from preferential rates to compensate for the challenging economic conditions you are facing (30% reduction).
• If you start paying instalments before the end of January, you benefit from the early bird price (10-20% reduction).

We are holding an in-person Resiliency Circle residency at the Bergerac Hub in June, and if you register for both the Residency and CARE 7, you get a 20% discount on the residency price.

Notes:

• Limited spaces available: We have a total of 20 spaces, including the facilitation team. It’s a first-come-first-serve basis of registration.
• Minimum number of participants needed: In order to confirm CARE 7, we need a minimum of 12 participants.

What is this Residency?

 

“From Neurons to Nations: learning to embody a spacious, wise and engaged relationship to ourselves, others and the world!”

A residency is a place where we learn to live well and wisely with ourselves, others and in the world. We practice with our inner and relational reactivity so that we can learn to respond appropriately instead. We get to cook, work and play with a diverse group of people coming from many countries. We will be practicing all sorts of awareness practies (mindfulness, compassion, movement, art, diary), engage in small-group circles where we focus on the way in which our present moment embodied experience is affected by the speech and presence of others, and community sessions where we explore emergent questions about our society, its greatness and the urgent challenges to address change. We will create as safe a container as possible to enable the emergence of embodied regulation, relational insights and embody an ambitious relationship to the world.

We emphasise learning & integrating: we will have propose several ways to learn the art and science of developing inner and relational resiliency through workshops and didactic sessions.  The immersion format allows for insights from structured experiential sessions to be integrated in relationships during the residency itself. The online sessions before and after we meet in Bergerac (France) allow for integration into one’s work, family and daily life because we want this process to impact your life in the long term! The residency includes time and space for you to continue your daily personal work and projects (up to 30-35 hours/week).

 

“It was amazing. In many ways, very joyful, very playful, meaningful interactions, whether it was in groups or dyads”
– Camille M., Researcher, 2023 Residency Participant in Bergerac

 

Register to join the info call on Wednesday May 22 @ 5:15-6:15pm CEST

Why Be More Relationally Embodied?

The quality of our relationships has recently shown to be an important factor for mental health. In school we did not learn how to build strong relationships, how to repair a connection when a rupture occurred, or how to express our needs for safety and emotional support. This residency aims to strengthen our way of engaging in relationships (towards secure attachment patterns) so that we can feel freer to be ourselves with others, and build strong bonds with others and the world. 3 Steps are proposed:

• Regulate: We will learn to self-regulate &  co-regulate, which means we learn to support one another to feel better together. We learn to feel better somatically (in our body), emotionally (feeling well-being) and socially (feeling more embedded with others). We embody a responsive, not reactive, connexion to ourselves and others.
• Restore: From this sense of connection, safety and confidence, our patterns of disconnection from others, and dysregulation and dissociation from our own bodies (related to previous traumas) can soften and be released.
• Respond: As we grow our nervous system capacity and relational abilities, we have more space, agency and possibility for new ways of engaging with the world.

The conceptual framework for group sessions stems of psychodynamic and attachment theories as well as systems, somatic, social and positive psychology to support relational resiliency. We emphasize “neuroceptive safety” which means we specifically attempt to modulate the containment of the group to skilfully face the challenges emerging, and embody the resources developed. For example, we start with a short embodiment practice at the beginning of the session to prime for somatic sensitivity and speaking from a place of experience. As the group builds in its quality of compassion, mutual support and enjoyment, it become a womb-like experience which enables a deep nervous system regulation for the group as a whole. Joining us in this residency, you benefit by:

• Sensing and caring for the different states of your nervous system (self-regulation)
• Find out how you are impacted by others in an embodied way (co-regulation), and liberate yourself from constricting relational habits
• Being able to express yourself more authentically with others (perspective-taking), understand and appreciate others’ point of view (empathy)
• Learning the basic processes of creating safe-group spaces and group interventions (facilitation)
• Inquiring skilfully, in an embodied way, into difficult questions we are facing today as a society and as a species

Register to join the info call on Wednesday May 22 @ 5:15-6:15pm CEST

Join our residency: Fill the Registration Questionnaire

What Practices are Involved?

• Awareness Practices: One of the most important ways to become resilient and increase our ability to cope with challenges is to learn self-regulation. We will be practicing evidence-based practices such as mindfulness, compassion, somatic orientation, tai-chi, yoga and keeping a short daily diary.
  
• Workshops: Here we will practice basic embodiment and relational skills, incuding some nervous system and positive psychology practices of orientation, enjoyment, active listening, perspectival essentials, self- and co-regulation.
• Buddy sessions: Every participant will be paired with another residency participant to have a daily chat about how things are going. This is an opportunity to explore joys and challenges in the residency, as well as practicing some of the relational skills you are wishing to learn.
• Resiliency Circles (RC): These are the core practices in the residency, where we form groups of 6-8 participants with 2 professional facilitators, and we focus on the present moment emergence of our inner experience as we engage with others in the group. We get to feel news ways of relating to ourself, relating to others and strengthen our ability to be securely attached, which means that we can stay in connection with others whatever we are experiencing inside.
  • RC’s will have a didactic emphasis, where facilitators share the basics of how we create safe-enough group facilitation spaces and the group gradually learns to run with its facilitators.
• Meta-Circles (MC): In these sessions we meet as a whole community and explore the relevant themes, joys and challenges that are coming up in the residency, and in our societies. It’s an opportunity to feel into a larger group process of collective affect and social intelligence, regulate the comunity, and also have some time in the smaller RC group to integrate these experiences.
• Open Spaces: There will be a daily opportunity to propose skills that you would like to offer to the comunity, sing, dance and have fun! These sessions allow us to meet, enjoy and learn from one another without the professional facilitators, and self-organize as a community.
• Collective Care: We will spend about 1h to care for the beautiful house every day. Everyone will choose one small duty and collectively we will enjoy living in clean and cared for spaces.
• Personal Sessions: Facilitators are professionally trained in somatic regulation with many years of experience and you can benefit from their support by requesting 1h 1:1 sessions. These sessions will help you to integrate challenges you may be going through, emotions emerging as a result of interactions in the residency or general behaviour patterns which cause suffering. These are paid in addition to the residency fee (€100/hour) and you can have as many as the schedule allows for.

As you can see, we will have any opportunities to practice becoming weller and wiser 🙂 We will also allow for plenty of time for integration of these experiences and see how they can be transferred in our daily lives for long-term benefit.

Calendar & Schedule

There are 3 phases: first we meet online for 2 weeks, then in person, then online for 2 weeks. Participants joining us for 1 week in Bergerac will not join the in-person sessions There are 2 groups (all CET timezone):

• Group #1:
  • Online sessions Tuesdays @ 4:30-6pm: (before Bergerac) June 4, 11 & (after Bergerac) July 2, 9
  • In Bergerac: Mon-Tues-Thurs-Fri @ 4:30-6pm
• Group #2:
  • Online sessions on Thursdays @ 7:15-8:45pm: (before Bergerac) June 6, 13 & (after Bergerac) July 4, 11
  • In Bergerac: Mon-Tues-Thurs-Fri @ 7:15-8:45pm

 

In-person 2-week schedule in Bergerac

 

The in-person residency starts Sunday June 16th and Sunday June 23rd at 7:15pm, and ends on June 30th at Breakfast.

Note: As a condition for acceptance, in addition to all online sessions before & after the in-person residency, participants must commit to attend the workshops, all RC sessions and the Meta-Circles.

 

Where is it?

We will be meeting online (zoom) for the first 4 sessions, and the we are meeting in person in the lovely and virbant city of Bergerac, France. All sessions will take place at the Life Itself Bergerac Hub. The team will live offsite, and come in daily to facilitate the sessions.

 

Research

This residency is part of research programme, and we will be asking you if you would like to participation in our study. If you’re interested, we will ask your permission to use your data (anonymimized with pseudonyms) that will be collected throughout the residency. This data will include pre-residency questionnaires and input from your electronic diary entries. This is a preparatory project for a research programme led by Boaz Feldman at Harvard University, in collaboration with Marc Santolini, PhD. Since this residency is led by Boaz from NeuroSystemics, there is a conflict of interest. It provides funding to the study by receiving compensation from participants to the RER program to cover the rent of the residency location and the modest facilitator salaries. The PI of this project, Marc Santolini, does not have any ties to Neurosystemics and does not directly benefit from any positive result from this study, which moderates the conflict of interest. We THANK YOU very much for your help making science more personalized and helpful to build resiliency for all beings.

Prices

See below for price options. Please note that you will be asked to pay an additional €15 for membership registration of the hub when you arrive in person, to be considered in addition to the prices below.

Additional notes:

• Prices below include all meals (no prepared meals on week-end) and accomodation as well as training sessions and groups, unless stated otherwise.
• Discounts: We offer a 20% discount for CARE Training graduates, 15% discount for couples, and 10% discount if you refer a friend to register. For more information, please send us an email at bf@neurosystemics.org.
• Instalments: For instalment payment options, please send us an email at bf@neurosystemics.org
• Group preference: If you have a preference for Group 1 or group 2 in terms of session timing, please share this when you fill out the questionnaire.

Before registering and paying below, please fill out the googleform questionnaire here. We will then be in touch with you to conduct an interview.

Register to join the info call on Wednesday May 22 @ 5:15-6:15pm CEST

Join us: Fill the Registration Questionnaire

Food

We will be offering fresh vegan dishes, with optional cheese and milk. We will try to accommodate food intolerances, yet please know that we do not guarantee adapting our menus accordingly. Please let us know as soon as possible so we can plan as best as possible.

Commitments

We ask that all participants practice committing to:

• Attendance: we expect everyone to do your best to attend all Resiliency Circle, Workshop and Meta-Circle Sessions
• Self-exploration: we’re hoping to be our most authentic selves here, especially mindful of substance use during all weekdays of the in-person residency.

 

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