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Please contact Arabella Stewart for Santa Barbara Graduate Institute and for Esalen & Open Center.

Contact person at Naropa is Leah D'Abate.

For Information on the Training Program or Moving Cycle Study Group in Hamburg, Germany, please contact Elmar Kruithoff.

For further information you can also send an email to The Moving Cycle Institute.

 

 


Teaching in USA



Santa Barbara Graduate Institute • www.sbgi.edu
Embodied Psychotherapy Program

A Certificate Program in Relational Somatic Psychology
at
Esalen Institute, Big Sur, California • www.esalen.org

Certificate Program in Relational Somatic Psychology
The Certificate Program is designed to meet the needs of professionals and practitioners to provide a foundation in this leading edge field of somatic psychology. The segments are offered approximately every four months . The complete sequence segments may be taken individually and in any order for a full certificate of attendance.
Please check the current Esalen Institute catalogue.

July 8 to 13 , 2007
Birth and Death - Innovative Approaches In Relational Somatic Psychology
All stages of human development, from gamete to grave, involve the birth of certain characteristics and the death of others. Birth and death are entwined, not only philosophically, but on a body level . By using experiential practices involving our imprinted relationships to beginnings and endings, we can discover and dissolve patterns that limit our aliveness, creativity and passion.
Fundamental skills for the somatic-infused clinical practice
Faculty: Christine Caldwell, Dyrian Benz , July 8 to 13 , 2007.
Reading: Caldwell C. Getting In Touch and Getting Our Bodies Bac

This seminar invokes experiences that will gently uncover imprinted patterns left over from our prenatal and perinatal time. These patterns are stored well below conscious processing and memory, and only make themselves evident in body signals, typically during times of stress or transition. Any patterns laid down in fear or threat will tend to manifest in the adult body as resistance to life, coupled with a fear of death. Healing strategies can take this into account by using the body as the vehicle of conscious attention and as the means of liberation from habituated dysfunctional responses. We will use somatic attentional practices, gentle breathing and moving, self-generated imagery, and prenatal/perinatal myths and metaphors to identify and address our fear of aliveness and our resistances to letting go and feeling complete.


Naropa University

Somatic Psychology Department for masters degree students in body psychology or dance therapy

Santa Barbara Graduate Institute
Masters and doctoral programs in Somatic Psychology and Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology

Esalen and Open Center
5 day intensives for professionals in the area of body-centered psychotherapy & the Moving Cycle, through co-sponsorship with SBGI.

American Dance Therapy Association (ADTA)
Approved clinical supervisor for dance therapists wishing to get their advanced registry (ADTR).

United States Association for Bodypsychotherapy (USABP)
Professional member, member of Academic Council

Teaching in Europe

Bare Attention (Hamburg, Germany)
9 phase training program on The Moving Cycle, accredited by the Chamber of Psychotherapy

Ongoing Moving Cycle Study Group in Hamburg, Germany