2007 Classes by Subject: Electives

When the Mountain Is Not a Mountain but You Wish It Were!
For some of us as we are learning Process Work, we have to cope with a phase where our inner critic is second guessing every impulse and move we might make; Zen mind, expert mind! This class focuses on learning and working together, in spite of all we know or don’t, or think we should. Open to anyone interested in learning process work.
Elective
Cost: $120.00 before January 26; $130.00 thereafter
Ellen Schupbach, Ph.D.
Fridays, February 2, 9 & 16, 12:30 – 3:00 pm

Dreaming Money—Process Work and Creating Abundance
For many, financial life and spiritual life are split. This seminar will teach you how to increase your psycho. logical and material abundance by following your dreams and dreamlike experiences. We will cover:
• Dream investing
• Your personal money myth
• Your career and path of heart
• Creativity and money
• From scarcity consciousness to abundance consciousness
• Relationship and money
• Social activism and economic justice
Elective; CEU
Cost: $185.00 before March 23; $205.00 thereafter (add $20.00 for CEU credit)
Gary Reiss, L.C.S.W., Ph.D.
Saturday and Sunday, March 31 & April 1, 10 am – 5 pm

Painting and the Dreaming Mind
Artists (and anyone interested in art-making) will learn to bring different ways of perceiving into relationship with one another. We will use the observational, consensus reality mind and the dreaming mind in order to create works with artistic integrity. Guest artist Joseph Mann will assist us in studying form, composition and color. Jan will help students open doorways to their dreaming mind and work with edges and blocks around seeing, perceiving andpainting/drawing. Class offered for the second time!
Elective
Cost: $185.00 before March 30; $205.00 thereafter
Jan Dworkin, Ph.D. and guest artist, Joseph Mann
Saturday and Sunday, April 7 & 8, 10 am – 5 pm

Voices of the Earth: Connecting with Nature and Ourselves Through Animal Companionship -View Flyer
In our relationship to animals much is gained, but something may be lost as well. In deriving comfort from animals and ascribing qualities to them which are really ours to live more fully, we sometimes limit who we can be. Drawing on science, storytelling, and the wonders of our own imagination and creative expression, we will learn new ways of hearing , seeing and sensing animal realities, and find more of our own wholeness in the process.
Elective
Cost: $95.00 before May 11; $105.00 thereafter
Lee Jones, Ph.D.
Saturday, May 19, 10am-5pm

See other subjects:
Core Curriculum
Advanced Curriculum
Distance Courses
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