Alive and Out There: Join us to learn from an innovative project to raise awareness of cancer and stigma through the use of theatre and film as health promotion tools. Lynne Baker is excited to share both the challenges and inspirational aspects of working with theatre and diverse communities, and will show video excerpts to engage audience discussion.
Stan Tomandl and Ann Jacob share experiences of working with aging and dementia.
The Research Symposium is held throughout the year to honor research in Process Work and related fields. It is meant as a gathering place for sharing and furthering our learning together. In this spirit, research may include formal or informal research projects, as well as ideas and visions for projects in the works. Presentations may also include experiences integrating Process Work in various contexts, as well as panels on topic areas that bring together many different fields and perspectives.
A discussion on the social, cultural and economic reality of Portland
JOIN US for a community dialogue! …on what “Keep Portland Weird” means for people living in Portland.
All are welcome! This event is FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!
Location: Process Work Institute, 2049 NW Hoyt, Portland
Date: Sunday, September 21st, 7pm-9pm
Introducing a new feature to the Process Work Institute website: What’s the Process? The Process Work Institute Faculty Vlog. This vlog will feature videos by faculty at the PWI addressing questions relevant to all aspects of Process Work including body symptoms, organizational work, counseling and more. Have a look and don’t forget to bookmark!