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2007 Classes by Subject: Dreaming, Shamanism and Spirituality

Dreaming Mind in Body Symptoms
From an eternal viewpoint symptoms are not only a disturbance but a powerful way to discover our wholeness and multifaceted selves. We will learn and practice methods that work with somatic problems in experiential ways. Heartfulness and wonder allow us to explore our unique gifts that are encoded in ourbodies. When we live closer to the mysterious force behind our symptoms we discover insights that canguide us in transforming health issues and our connections to others.
Somatic Psychology; Dreaming, Spirituality & Shamanism; Core Curriculum
; CEU
Cost: $195.00 before January 16; $215.00 thereafter (add $20.00 for CEU credit)
Salome Schwarz, Ph.D.
Tuesdays, January 23, 30, February 6, 13 & 20, 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm

Clay in the Hands of the Spirit – Inner Work and Supervision
Native Americans know that life is a spirit journey, where every experience becomes meaningful when we understand its timeless teaching. We will use this approach to accelerate and deepen our learning, our work with clients, our inner work and how to make transference and counter-transference experience more meaningful for both sides. The class has dyads, one-on-one fishbowl supervision and inner work exercises. For everyone interested in working or training as a therapist, facilitator or coach or simply interested in the meaning of their lives.
Dreaming, Spirituality & Shamanism; Core Curriculum
Cost: $185.00 before January 24; $205.00 thereafter
Max Schupbach, Ph.D.
Wednesdays, January 31, Feb 7, 14 & 21, 6:30 pm – 9:30 pm

Sitting in the Lotus and Becoming Enlightened: Metaskills, Buddhism & Process Work
The beautiful lotus lives and grows in the mud. This central symbol of Buddhist practice depicts the para dox between enlightenment and the difficulties of everyday life we encounter (judgment, fear, fury, revenge,
jealousy). As the lotus unfolds the heart awakens and magic happens. We’ll apply Buddhist teachings to our inner and outer experiences as process workers, connecting with the metaskills or feeling attitudes thatunderlie our abilities as practitioners and potentially enlightened beings.
Dreaming, Spirituality & Shamanism; Core Curriculum

Cost: $195.00 before May 8; $215.00 thereafter
Rhea, M.A.
Tuesdays, May 15, 22, 29, June 5 & 12, 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm

The Alchemist’s Tools: Process Work With Abuse and Trauma
This class will examine the roles that emerge in the field of abuse and trauma, and how they holographically occur in both client and therapist. We will address sociopolitical issues of safety, justice, sanity and community, psychological dynamics and impact issues, and Process-oriented methods, including signal work, feedback and edges, as well as recent methods of myth, vector and sentient work.
Behavioral Health and Non-ordinary States of Consciousness; Somatic Psychology; Dreaming, Spiritualityand Shamanism; Core Curriculum; CEU
Cost: $155.00 before May 10; $170.00 thereafter (add $20.00 for CEU credit)
Emetchi, M.A.
Thursdays, May 17, 24, 31, June 7 & 14, 7:15 pm - 9:15 pm

Night Asylum: Love, Streetpower and Deep Democracy
We will learn together with individuals who live on the margin of society to celebrate the inexplicability of life, to value the powerful experiences in our own “nightlives” and to understand nature’s own moral code. Class format includes direct street-work, inner work, dyads, participant interviews, relationship work andgroup process. We learn as therapists, coaches and facilitators to work on the inner conflict between social acceptance and following the unknown, and last but not least develop our streetpower.
Community and Family Conflict Facilitation; Dreaming, Shamanism and Spirituality; Core Curriculum
Cost: $185.00 before May 16; $205.00 thereafter
Max Schupbach, Ph.D.
Wednesdays, May 23, 30, June 6 & 13, 6:30 pm – 9:30 pm

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Community & Family Conflict Facilitation
Behavioral Health & Non-ordinary States of Consciousness
Coma Work, Death and Dying, and Palliative Care
Dreaming, Shamanism and Spirituality
Electives
Leadership & Organizational Development
Somatic Psychology: Body Work, Symptoms and Illness, and Movement Work