Come for professional training or personal growth!
What you will learn:
How early relationship trauma and attachment separates us from our souls, causing
later problems in relationships and with addictions.
Action methods can support and aid people in their twelve step recovery. In addiction, people become isolated and lose their senses of being or belonging. In this workshop, people will be taken through the journey of recovery and explore theory of addiction and how the method of souldrama and psychodrama method can align our egos and souls.
How to work with our Higher Power and put spirituality into action
You will be taught specific techniques, such as psychodrama, sociometry and sociodrama, for use with individuals, groups and families based on your needs and practice.
Specific action methods tools are taught, in a step-by-step fashion, so that you can build upon your existing clinical skills. By passing through the seven doorways of Souldrama,you will learn how to
Using Action Methods for Group Building
Work with Relationship Trauma
Work with “Resistance”
Define your Higher Purpose
Dealing with Conflict Effectively
Addiction and Recovery
Empty Chair Work
Doubling
There will be many opportunities to practice these skills after they are demonstrated
Who is this for?
Training for professionals, students and interns in any human services field, including mental health, education, substance abuse and recovery, Employee Assistance Programs and Human Resources, nursing and medicine, corrections and religion.
Anyone who would like to have personal growth. if you are looking for personal growth, you will
Discover What is Stopping You From:
Choosing the right relationships. Energizing yourself physically and emotionally. Coping with the joys and challenges of living a spiritual life and accessing your spiritual intelligence. Discovering what unique gifts, talents, and skills you bring into this world. Embracing what gives your life meaning and purpose. Overcoming the personal fears that prevent you from moving forward Increasing your self esteem and much, much more
6 Nights in Greece, 27 CEU's, learn and play!
6 Nights 27 CEU's 690 Euros or $790 /person
based on Double Occupancy
Workshop begins May 25 at 6 PM.
Hours of the workshop are as follows:
May 25 6-8 PM Greeting and connecting
May 26 9-12 6-9
May 27 9-12 6-9
May 28 Off -Tour to Delos or Mykonos (price not included)
May 29 9-12 6-9
May 30 9-12 6-9
May 31 Closing Early Morning
27 hours 27 CEUs
Cost of Workshop 27 Hours 450 Euros
Transportation to Tinos is not included.
Deposits due November 30, 2017
Pay in three installments or in two!
All deposits are non refundable and are due by April 1, 2018
Hora, also known as Tinos, is the island’s welcoming capital and port. Though the harbourfront is lined with cafes and hotels, and the narrow backstreets are packed with restaurants, Hora’s crowning glory is its Church of Panagia Evangelistria, perhaps the most important pilgrimage site for the Greek Orthodox religion.
Two main streets lead up to the church. Evangelistria is lined with shops and stalls crammed with souvenirs and religious wares, while Leoforos Megalocharis has a carpeted strip down the side, used by pilgrims crawling towards the church and pushing long candles before them. Religion certainly takes centre stage in Hora (woe betide the tourist looking for a room on one of the high holy days), but the town still hums with the vibrancy of a low-key island port.
Enchanting yet still unknown to the majority of tourists, this Cycladic island mostly attracts Greek pilgrims travelling there twice a year, on March 25 and August 15, to visit the church of Panagia Megalochari (the Blessed Virgin Mary). From all over the country, people come here to fulfill their vows and to seek comfort. Tinos is the most important Orthodox centre of worship in Greece but, in the same time, an important Catholic centre too; this so rare in Greece mix of religious traditions gives to the island a particular character.
But a pilgrimage is not the only reason for getting to know the amazing island of Tinos, with the beautiful beaches and the 40 traditional villages, or, according to the philosopher Kastoriadis, the “hand-made Tínos”.This island is the homeland of renowned great artists of marble carving such as Gyzis, Lytras, Chalepas, Filippotis and Sochos, who have been the last famous names to have held the baton of the island’s marble-carving tradition. According to the legend, the famous sculptor of the ancient times, Fidias, had taught the secrets of his art to the locals. Their admirable craft is displayed in chapels, fountains, arches and pigeon lofts. In the village of Pýrgos the Marble Art Museum is worth a visit as much as the Gallery of Tinian Artists right next to the church of Virgin Mary.
Location
Tinos is situaded in the Aegean Sea and it belongs to the Northern Cyclades complex. It is the third biggest island of the Cyclades after Naxos and Andros.
It’s quite close to Athens and very easy to get here. There are many itineraries throughout the day and you can leave either from Piraeus or from Rafina, which is very close to Eleftherios Venizelos Athens International Airport. It takes 2-4 hours from Rafina and 2.5-5 hours from Piraeus, depending on the type of vessel you choose, either a conventional F/B or a high speed vessel. Tinos is very close to Mykonos, which has an international airport too and is also connected to Syros, Andros, Paros and Naxos.
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