Congratulations MAPOF 2!
Our wonderful MAPOF 2 cohort will be celebrating their graduation on Wednesday, May 31st, 2017.
Our wonderful MAPOF 2 cohort will be celebrating their graduation on Wednesday, May 31st, 2017.
The Masters in Process-Oriented Facilitation and Conflict Studies (MAPOF) is our integrative, foundation training program in the process oriented approach to the facilitation and study of inner and outer conflicts. The program is distinct because, while each class presents a cross-disciplinary comparison of various theories and approaches to facilitating internal conflict (psychology) and external conflict (conflict studies), the program teaches the cohesive theory and practice of Processwork. Our graduates learn this cohesive theory and focus on intense practical skill training during their studies at PWI, so when they graduate they have a practical set of skills and are ready to apply these skills with expertise.
Join Dr. Amy Mindell on May 25th to explore the forces that move facilitators and how they create their most unique and personal style. This course is designed for therapists, teachers, coaches, facilitators, and helpers of all kinds.
Join Stan Tomandl and Ann Jacob to explore loving detachment while surrounded by difficult situations for our environment, fellow humans, and our own hopes and dreams. A deep look inward at attitudes and beliefs: how we activate, and don’t activate, ourselves in the midst of internal and external power struggles. For those interested in social and environmental justice and the art of eldership. Register online!
This wonderful cohort will be celebrating their graduation on Saturday, February 4th, 2017.
Saturday, February 4th, 2017 5:00 pm-7:30 pm
Reception to Follow 7:30 pm
Please contact meghan.green@processwork.org with any questions.
DATE
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TIME
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TITLE
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PRESENTER
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Monday,
Jan 30th
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6-6:35pm
(distance access)
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THE DREAMING POWER OF AN INTERCONNECTED WORLD:
A Mixed Methods Study Measuring the Effects of Group Process on the Quantum Field
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Helene V. Ramos
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6:45-7:20pm
(distance access)
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THE DO WHAT YOU LOVE PROJECT:
A Workshop Series Applying Life Myth to Career Transitions
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Amy Palatnick
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7:30-8:05pm
(distance access)
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BODY SYMPTOM AS COLLECTIVE DREAMING
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Teng-Nging Tan
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8:15-8:50pm
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DEEP CHOREOGRAPHY OF SEXUALITY:
A Process-Oriented Approach to Sex, Trauma, and Magnetism
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Alexey Razumov
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Wednesday,
Feb 1st
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6:45-7:20pm
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QUANTUM MIND AND THE FOUNDATIONS OF MATHEMATICS:
A Metamathematical Exploration of the Psycho-Physical Universe
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Alex Aris
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7:30-8:05pm
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PEAK EXPERIENCE AS AN ACCESS TO INNER DIRECTION:
The Ultimate Guiding Principle
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Elsa Henderson
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Thursday,
Feb 2nd
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6:45-7:20pm
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SAFETY AND COUPLES WORK
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Annie Chen
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7:30-8:05pm
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Enriching the Learning, Teaching and Research of Processwork
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Paola Vidu
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8:15-8:50pm
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(details coming)
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Dina Ostrovsky
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Deep Democracy in a World of Divides:
Shifting Consciousness in Politics, Economics, Ecology and Relationships
April 23 – 28, 2017
Porto Heli, Argolida, Peloponese, Greece
Come join us for Fall Public Courses! Now you can register online. Explore topics on World Diversity, Learning Difficulties, Trauma, Procrastination, Dreaming, as well as many others.
Myriam Rahman, MA, DiplPW.
Our next cohort for the Master’s in Process-Oriented Facilitation and Conflict Studies (MAPOF) program will be starting Fall 2016. Now Accepting Applications.
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!