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Men today are facing a world that challenges notions of identity and what it means to be a ‘man’. In order to find harmony in our life and society, we need to reflect on who we are within the world, strive towards accepting the various aspects of our own identity, while also building a more inclusive society. We must face the internal conflicts that tear us apart and block us from emotional intimacy, find a better footing in these challenging times as we define for ourselves who we want to be, and reawaken our wholeness after trauma.
This workshop explores various aspects of our experience and how it has impacted us in our work, in our relationships with others, and ourselves.
Potential topics to be explored will trauma, loss, addictions, recovery, culture, race, sexual orientation, gender, identity, disabilities, spiritual beliefs, ageism, inclusivity, and diversity.
Using action methods inspired by the latest healing knowledge, we invite you to join us in this men’s group. Together, we will increase the strengths within ourselves, transform our defenses, and cultivate post-traumatic growth through experiential therapy, psychodrama, and the creative arts.
In examining the roles within ourselves, we can discern which ones contribute to us being the best men we can be, while also adding new roles to expand beyond the limits of our current selves. This workshop is experiential in nature, providing anyone who self-identifies as male with a safe place for personal work..
Residential Retreat Price: $1000- Early Registration Available
Workshop fee includes tuition,meals and shared room.
STEVEN DUROST, PhD, LCMHC, REAT, is the Founder and Director of C.R.E.A.T.E! The Center for Expressive Arts, Therapy and Education in Manchester, NH. He teaches psychodrama courses at Springfield College-Manchester and Lesley University- Cambridge; his work was nationally recognized in 2014 with an award from the American Society of Group Psychotherapy & Psychodrama. www.CastleCreate.com
GABRIEL THIBAUT DE MAISIERES, MA, MFT, is a certified assistant leader in the Therapeutic Spiral Model, a marriage and family therapist, and an experiential therapist in private practice in San Francisco where he works with men and couples. www.gabrielthibautmft.com
JOSHUA LEE LCSW-C, TRAINED AUXILIARY EGO (TAE), is a licensed mental health professional in the state of Maryland and a performance life coach specializing in working with social entrepreneurs and males throughout the life span; he has over 20 years of experience. https://umojahealth.com/
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Join Dr. Kate, Amy Stone, LSCW Kimberly Bass, LCSW, and Avital Spiegel, LCSW for this Residential International Woman’s Salon. You are meant to be at this workshop if you are still fighting the traumas of the past inside yourself, even after becoming professionally successful and/or creating trustworthy relationships. This workshop uses state of the art creative and experiential methods to help you become all of who you are meant to be! As we use TSM psychodrama, sociometry, and the expressive arts, we will find the strengths forged from the past and integrate them into every aspect of your life today.
TSM Psychodrama is based on the latest research on the neurobiology of trauma and happiness. We will share new and spontaneous experiences of healing and change as agroup of women who can make a di erence! We will also enjoy good food, great talks around the beautiful replace, and lots of self-care in a beautiful setting.
This workshop is limited to 8 women and Dr. Kate leads a team with Amy Stone to pro- vide safety and support to complete the deepest level of trauma work possible. You willawaken to your gifts of spontaneity, creativity and most of all a future lled with hopeand released from the past.
• INFORMATION & REGISTRATION: Kate Hudgins at drkatetsi@mac.com or Amymstone@me.com
• Space is limited so register as soon as possible. Participants report that they get 6 months of therapy and change from these small salons.
Residential retreat- $1200, some private rooms are available for an extra supplement. Breakfast and lunch is included each day.
See how the Trauma Survivors’ Internal Role Atom (TSIRA) has provided a clinical map of internal roles to safely and effectively use TSM across cultures, religions, politics, race, and gender in many settings.
You will learn how the Asian influence has shaped TSM for 20 years. Hear about it’s uses in the Middle East.
This workshop was first offered the weekend before the annual conference of ASGPP and now continues as Mario returns from Bali to the Bay Area in Fall 2019. Now he brings another opportunity for you to experience an “in vivo lab” as we co-create together how to reach across multicultural identity to bring people together to share their purpose. He is joined by Gabriel Thibaut, a Belgian who recently gained citizenship and Lisa Chu who is a Taiwanese American exploring her Asian roots. Join in the co-creation as we use the TSM Safety Structures to help bridge and celebrate our differences, knowing we are all cosmic beings together.
1/2 price if you are traveling internationally.
Certified TSM participants please contact Gabriel at Gabriel.thibaut@yahoo.com for fee waivers.
We invite you to attend this weekend residential training in using psychodrama for trauma-informed therapy. While the Therapeutic Spiral Model is the primary lens we will look at to create containment, self-regulation and narrative label, we welcome people with divergent backgrounds to provide a rich exchange of information and interventions. If you are in the TSI International Certification in Trauma Therapy program this is an opportunity to complete practicum requirements. For all participants it is a chance to improve your action skills with trauma as well as to do your own protagonist work. Come access your own autonomous healing center thought the TSM Prescriptive Roles and join with a group of like minded people to share how we can change the world.
Cost Breakdown: $1,000 for shared room accommodations. Some limited single rooms are available for an additional cost.
Day students are welcome.
Time: This is a residential workshop. We come together to share dinner at 6pm on Thursday evening. We end the after lunch on Sunday at 3pm.
Venue: Temenos Retreat Center, 1564 Telegraph Rd, West Chester, PA 19382This is a residential retreat o ering CEUs for those eligible.
More info. and registration: drkatetsi@icloud.com
Join Dr. Kate and Sylvia Israel, LMFT, RDT/BCT, TEP for this International Woman’s Salon. You are meant to be at this workshop if you are still fighting the traumas of the past inside yourself, even after becoming professionally successful and/or creating trustworthy relationships. This workshop uses state of the art creative and experiential methods to help you become all of who you are meant to be! As we use TSM psychodrama, sociometry, and the expressive arts, we will find the strengths forged from the past and integrate them into every aspect of your life today.
TSM Psychodrama is based on the latest research on the neurobiology of trauma and happiness. We will share new and spontaneous experiences of healing and change as a group of women who can make a difference!
This workshop is limited to 8 women and Dr. Kate leads a team with Sylvia Israel to provide safety and support to complete the deepest level of trauma work possible. You will awaken to your gifts of spontaneity, creativity and most of all a future filled with hope and released from the past.
INFORMATION & REGISTRATION: Kate Hudgins at drkatetsi@mac.com
• Space is limited so register as soon as possible. Participants report that they get 6 months of therapy and change from these small salons.
$750 Registration Fee
People who have experienced traumatic events can have significant changes in the neurobiology of their brain. The right brain holds emotions, relationship information, and unprocessed trauma, often in the form of flashbacks, body memories, intrusive thoughts and dissociated feelings. It is always turned on by an overactive amygdala. The left brain’s coherent function, which provides meaning to stay in the here and now, is interrupted by stress hormones as the result of danger signals from the amygdala.
Participants will learn to use the Body Double (bd) intervention to work with the energetic body and the ‘rhythmic rupture’ it suffers, along with the physical body and the brain, due to traumatic events. The brain-in-action, along with attachment structures, are taught through demonstration and live supervised practice and can be used immediately following the workshop in individual, couples and family therapy, as well as by educators and community organizers. This workshop expands the repertoire of students and practitioners of emdr, eft, sensory motor integration, as well as drama therapy and psychodrama.
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To request information please email info@unoymasrelationaldevelopment.com.
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People who have experienced traumatic events can have significant changes in the neurobiology of their brain. The right brain holds emotions, relationship information, and unprocessed trauma, often in the form of flashbacks, body memories, intrusive thoughts and dissociated feelings. It is always turned on by an overactive amygdala. The left brain’s coherent function, which provides meaning to stay in the here and now, is interrupted by stress hormones as the result of danger signals from the amygdala.
Participants will learn to use the Body Double (bd) intervention to workwith the energetic body and the ‘rhythmic rupture’ it suffers, along with the physical body and the brain, due to traumatic events. The brain-in-action, along with attachment structures, are taught through demonstration and live supervised practice and can be used immediately following the workshop in individual, couples and family therapy, as well as by educators and community organizers. This workshop expands the repertoire of students and practitioners of emdr, eft, sensory motor integration, as well as drama therapy and psychodrama.
The Therapeutic Spiral Model’s (TSM) “Trauma Triangle” is a unique configuration that clarifes the destructive cycle of victim, perpetrator, and abandoning authority. Indistinction to Karpman’s Triangle, this last role was created by TSM to explain the subtle, yet damaging, presence of someone who was absent—not there to rescue—i.e., there was no appropriate authority.
The Trauma Triangle represents a closed circuit of energy embedded in the personality structure of those who have survived cruelty or trauma, repeating itself as life-long patterns of abuse and neglect. This training provides tools that empower transformation of self-neglect to self-care and that instill healthy problem-solving.
Participants gain a deeper understanding of the internal personality and neurobiological structure of PTSD; learn to integrate TSM’s Prescriptive Roles & Safety Structures into clinical practice, and experience the power and depth of a TSM group process that is used across cultures.
This workshop offers training hours for Psychodrama and can be a stand-alone or foundation course for TSI’s International Certification Program in Trauma Therapy.
This workshop teaches you to support people who have had to use the survival skills of fight, flight or freeze to cope with trauma and violence to develop more adaptive support systems. Survival, addiction and eating disorders as defenses against untreated trauma can be contained to prevent relapse and promote post-traumatic growth. Learn the TSM Action intervention of the Manager if Defenses from individual therapy to institutionalized violence.
This workshop looks at trauma and post-traumatic growth through the lens of the trauma survivors internal role atom (TSIRA). This clinical map guides the practice of the a Therapeutic Spiral Model and TSM Psychodrama to provide safety and containment with Experiential Psychotherapy to treat PTSD.
Developed from 1992-1995, this time tested, research based, Model of trauma informed care moves through a 3 stage process using simple role theory to make it accessible to many people across cultures. TSM has been taught in 42 countries and helped thousands of practitioners and clients regain their sense of spontaneity and creativity following trauma. Come learn the map that shows you how to use all action methods safely and effectively.
Tuition: $600