Excited to be offering basic Processwork theory and practice and community building to an international group of students in this year’s in-person training!
Closed group for Graduate students of the Wright Institute Weekend Program in Counseling Psychology
Work in the Middle
March 3
In these special live sessions you can observe an experienced Processworker working one-on-one with a participant in the middle of the group to address a personal or professional issue.
The Work in the Middle Open Seat Series provides a powerful transformational community-held experience for the person in the middle - the 'open seat' - through an intimate and real demonstration of Processwork facilitation ideas, practices and techniques, followed by discussion and a question and answer session.
Interested to work in the middle? Let us know after you register - we will spin a pen to choose who will work.
Our world is filled with beauty and severe problems. We might ask, How can we respond in the face of autocratic or polarized governments, war, climate crisis, economic uncertainty, racism, migration and forced displacement, and more?
In this free community class, Our Mythic Response to the World, we’ll explore our Life Myths (a main dream or song of life), and how they may inform our response to the world situation.
Join this class if you’re concerned about the world situation, want to explore how mythic/dreaming processes may inform your response, and have some experience in Processwork or want to learn a bit about this multidimensional approach to individual and collective change.
The class will include a brief talk on individual mythic processes and how they may inform the direction, meaning, and way of our lives; a solo innerwork exercise to explore an earliest dream or memory and how this may inform our response to world situations; and time to share a bit about these mythic processes and how they might influence our responses.
Processwork, founded by Arnold Mindell, is the multidimensional approach to individual, relational and collective change. It has roots in Jungian psychology, modern physics, Taoism, systems theory, and indigenous wisdom practices. Processwork is an approach that studies, follows and attempts to unfold nature.
The Life Myth: Discovering Your Main Dream of Life
With Bill Say
Tokyo, Japan
May 11, 10-12:30pm
“So, in the most natural way, I took it upon myself to get to know my myth, and this I regarded as my task of tasks.” C.G. Jung
Our life myths, or main dreams of life, are not necessarily apparent to us, but once we discover them, we often find greater clarity about our lives, direction, main struggles and gifts, and meaning to our existence.
In this workshop you’ll have the opportunity to explore main dreaming doorways that can give you access to your life myth, play with role theory and symbolic thinking to better grasp this main dream, and learn how to engage with the life myth in your everyday lives.
Life Myth: Free Online presentation
July 3, 10am
Details to be announced
Life Myth: Five part course
July 31, August 7, 14, 21, 28. 10-12pm PT
Details to be announced
Group Dynamics & Facilitation
September-December
Closed group for Graduate students of the Integral Counseling Program of CIIS
Work in the Middle
October 14, 10-11:30am PT
In these special live sessions you can observe an experienced Processworker working one-on-one with a participant in the middle of the group to address a personal or professional issue.
The Work in the Middle Open Seat Series provides a powerful transformational community-held experience for the person in the middle - the 'open seat' - through an intimate and real demonstration of Processwork facilitation ideas, practices and techniques, followed by discussion and a question and answer session.
Interested to work in the middle? Let us know after you register - we will spin a pen to choose who will work.
