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January 2020
Stories of Ourselves
Stories of Ourselves: Working with Intrapsychic and Interpersonal Conflict Elaine Rosenson, LMFT January 25, 202010:00 am – 5:00 pm $195 – Full Tuition $165 – Early Registration before January 10, 2020 30% off for students in clinical training. Use the coupon “student30” Voice Dialogue is a technique that helps us approach the most troubling symptoms in our intrapsychic and interpersonal lives by honoring the complexity of the mind in a compassionate, respectful and non-pathologizing way. Voice Dialogue embraces all aspects…
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Rev. Hye Wol Sunim teaches at the Insight Center, on the fourth Sunday of the month. Join us in starting the year with the intention to maintain a daily meditation practice that will be a significant contribution to our capacity to regulate our bodies and emotions. For the past 12 years, Rev. Hye Wol Sunim has led our Sunday meditation at the Insight Center. Rev. Sunim is a unique source for understanding the teachings of the Buddha. He offers…
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Clinical Application of the Adult Attachment Interview
Clinical Application of the Adult Attachment Interview with Joni Lavick, MFT February 15, 2020 10:00 am – 5:00 pm Attachment is learned behavior and passed on from parent to child. Insecure attachment strategies manifest in maladaptive interpersonal relationships and failed attempts by individuals to resolve or repair wounds resulting from past traumatic experiences. Insecure attachment creates affect-regulation problems characterized by mood disturbances, poor impulse control, substance abuse and dependence, and the lack of ability for self-regulation. My approach is practical,…
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Paradoxes of Neuroplasticity
Paradoxes of Neuroplasticity:How the Brain Compensates, Grows, and HealsWhile the Mind/Body Gets Mired in Habit Terry Marks-Tarlow, PhD March 14, 2020 $195 – Full Tuition$165 – Early Registration before February 7, 202030% off for students in clinical training.Use the coupon “student30” Scientists believed that the mature brain anatomy was fixed and incapable of change or regeneration for many decades. It was commonly believed that the brain underwent a long slow process of decline after childhood until death. However, contemporary neuroscience…
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