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Dream Work / Body Work: A
Therapeutic Model for Healing Trauma
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Register Now for a Three-Day Workshop
Friday, Saturday,
Sunday: April 20 - 22, 2012 |
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Continuing Education Units
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This training provides 16 contact hours toward CEUs though Old
Dominion University. There is an additional $25 fee for the
CEU certificate. For more information, please contact Dr.
Suzan Thompson at suzan.k.thompson@gmail.com or
757-560-0357. |
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Facilitator, Jean Campbell
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Jean is CEO of the nonprofit research
and education organization, the iMAGE Project. Following eight
years of training and certification in Energetic Metatherapy
with Dr. Hector Kuri-Cano of Guadalajara, Mexico, Jean
Campbell began to incorporate this Bioenergetics approach with
her extensive work with dreams into the DreamWork/BodyWork
model, which allows dreams and imagery to be used as the
foundation for therapeutic work and healing.
In 2006
Campbell, through the World Dreams Peace Bridge, received a
grant from Carlos Santana's Milagro Foundation to create an
eight-week DreamWork/BodyWork program for children suffering
the trauma of war in Baghdad, Iraq. Author of two books on
dreams, she has conducted DreamWork/BodyWork workshops in
Europe, the Middle East and the United States. She is past
President and a Board member of the International Association
for the Study of Dreams. |
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The Venue
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Plan to spend the weekend
at the beautiful Virginia Beach Resort Hotel. Rooms booked
separately, with the hotel.
Virginia Beach Resort
Hotel and Conference Center
2800 Shore Drive Virginia
Beach, Virginia 23451
For room reservations call
1-800-468-2722
http://www.virginiabeachresort.com/ |
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The Workshop
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DreamWork/BodyWork
is a process-oriented therapeutic model. Workshop
participants will experience work with their own dreams and
images as well as exploring the steps involved in facilitating
this process with clients and others.
Friday 1-6 pm
Saturday 10am-6pm (lunch break 1-2pm;
6-8pm dinner roundtable/optional)
Sunday 10a.m-2pm
Who Should Attend This Workshop?
Psychotherapists, social workers, and
practitioners who work with body-related therapies understand
that all people experience trauma. For those in the healing
professions, DreamWork/BodyWork demonstrates a model for
empowering the client, while simultaneously providing tools
for understanding both the trauma and its resolution.
All professionals who work with trauma can benefit from
this workshop.
Learning Objectives
* To recognize in the body what might be called
the initial trauma in someone's life and how that affects
responses to subsequent trauma
* To experience how the
body holds and records information and how that information
can be accessed
* To see how dreams and personal imagery
contain the information necessary to allow healing
* To
learn something about the process of healing trauma, even
"forgotten" trauma
What to Bring
Bring your dreams. Wear comfortable, loose-fitting
clothes. Feel free to bring a pillow or mat for sitting and
working on, snacks, water, and a notebook or recording device
(cell phones allowed only if they are very, very quiet). |
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Registration Information
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Early Registration has now ended. Registration after March
31 $289
Limited
financial assistance is available.
Contact Stephen Swan
at 1-757-373-3338 or at
stephen.swan@cox.net |
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Register Online Using our Secure PayPal
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Registration has now
ended
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Or Register by Mail
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(checks made out to The
iMAGE Project)
The iMAGE Project
201 Woods Gap Rd NE
Floyd VA 24091 |
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Sponsored By
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 Stephen
Swan is the President and Founder of
SoluGroup, a business management company located in
Virginia Beach. He has extensive experience in producing
business results and creating events. Stephen studied
psychology and social work at the post graduate level, and has
participated in dream work with the presenter for over 30
years. Stephen is the driving force behind the creation of
this workshop. It is his vision that psychotherapists have
access to Dreamwork/Bodywork Bioenergetic methods. |
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 Suzan
K. Thompson, Ph.D., L.P.C. is a Licensed Professional
Counselor and university research associate professor. She has
a special interest in integrating complementary and
alternative approaches into the counseling process. She has a
private practice in counseling where she uses a variety of
healing modalities and specializes in helping people heal from
trauma in order to move forward with their lives. Contact
Suzan at 757-560-0357 or website:
http://wabisabicounselor.com |
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 The
iMAGE Project celebrates the magic in every human
being. Believing that the purpose of life is endless, joyful
creativity, our research and education projects work to
understand the nature of human consciousness and the extent of
human potential. Most people believe in endless potential,
many things happen in life to take us away from our dreams or
endanger our self image. The work of The iMAGE Project is to
reintroduce us to the I-Mage, and to help that Mage grow into
its full potential. |
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