The Body Knows: How to Work with the Dimensions of the Physical in Wellness and Healing
Professional training with CE credits There’s been a greater interest in the body in recent years when it comes to psychotherapy, healing, coaching and other ways of working with psychotherapy, personal growth and learning.
Given the Psychotherapy Networker’s current issue focuses on “a more embodied psychotherapy,” we will explore and practice several ways that helping and healing professionals can safely work with the body . Psychodrama, often considered the first modern body therapy melded with the creative arts, gives us many ways to work with the body, including the classic double and the specialized Body Double, which is part of the Therapeutic Spiral Model, which can be adapted in numerous situations. The newer Family Constellations introduces us to the power of our body’s knowing what the brain does not know – and we learn how it can provide us with information that we cannot discover consciously. In this training, you will have the opportunity to learn about several experiential methods and interventions that promote body awareness and body safety. Karen Carnabucci, LCSW, TEP, will demonstrate how to address the body with your clients, students and others. In this training, you will learn:
Who will benefit This training is designed for mental health professionals and professional helpers, including social workers, marriage and family therapists, licensed counselors, addictions counselors, physicians, nurses, creative arts therapists, massage therapists and bodyworkers, alternative health practitioners, life coaches, educators, clergy, clinical supervisors, administrators, youth leaders, group leaders, graduate students and others interested in experiential psychotherapy and experiential learning. Tuition Tuition is $85 for the all-day training if registered by April 23, $105 after. It includes the program, six CE credits and psychodrama hours, handouts and healthy snacks. As always, there will be options to address personal work and bring case studies forward for feedback and supervision. How to register There are two ways to register:
CE and psychodrama credits Karen Carnabucci, LCSW, TEP, and Companions In Healing are approved by the Pennsylvania State Board of Social Workers, Marriage and Family Therapists and Professional Counselors to offer continuing education for social workers, marriage and family therapists and professional counselors according to Pennsylvania Board Approval #SWPR-004002. These training hours also may be counted towards the Certified Psychodramatist credential as approved by the American Board of Examiners In Psychodrama, Sociometry and Group Psychotherapy. Training hours may be counted towards certification approved by the American Society of Experiential Therapists. You may be able to submit this certificate for credits in another helping discipline or in another state. Please contact your respective state board for information. Lunch Please bring your own lunch or expect to go out for a 45-minute lunch break. What to bring
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At a glanceWhat The Body Knows: How to Work with the Dimensions of the Physical in Wellness and Healing
When 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. April 26, 2019 Where 313 W. Liberty St., Lancaster, Pennsylvania Instructor Karen Carnabucci, LCSW, TEP CE credits Six credits for social workers, marriage and therapists and licensed professional counselors, plus psychodrama credits Tuition $85 by April 23, $105 after How to register
Early registration is recommended.
Liberty Place is located at 313 W. Liberty St, Lancaster, Pa. , with convenient free parking in a large lot across the street. The building is located six blocks from the Lancaster Amtrak station and is accessible from Routes 501, 272, 72, 30, 222 and 283.
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