The College of Pastoral Supervision & Psychotherapy is a theologically based covenant community, dedicated to "recovery of the soul" and promoting competency in the clinical pastoral field.
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THIS YEAR PLAN ON COMING EARLY ON SATURDAY, APRIL 10th FOR A DAY FILLED WITH WORKSHOPS. LOOK THESE OVER; WE WILL GET BACK TO YOU WITH WAYS TO REGISTER FOR YOUR DESIRED WORKSHOP.
THIS IS A NEW EXPERIENCE: WORKSHOPS CONSISTENT WITH THE PLENARY THEME.
-Jim Gebhart, 2010 CPSP Plenary Coordinator
2010 PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS
On Saturday, April 10, one day prior to the 2010 CPSP Plenary, a variety of workshops will be offered related to the theme of the Plenary, “The Recovery of Soul.” These include leadership from the shamanic community, from practitioners of forms of healing touch and energy work, and from representatives of pastoral care and psychotherapy in the CPSP community.
More details of these workshops will be forthcoming in the CPSP Pastoral Report as other members of the community might wish to offer a workshop. At this time the following workshops are announced:
THE SHAMANIC DRUM. Deborah Ling, M.A., Director of Shamanic Practice, leader. For persons who are interested, Deborah will discuss the historic nature of the drum in shamanic (and other) traditions. For persons who wish to make their own drum, Deb will be the instructor. Expense for the drum-making kit is $115.
THE HISTORY AND THEORY OF SHAMANIC PRACTICE. Deborah Ling,, leader. Attention will be given to a differentiation between spiritual direction and shamanic practice.
ADVANCED BODY TALK DEMONSTRATION. Mary Shields, Ph.D., Advanced Body Talk Practitioner, leader. This will feature a demonstration of powerful balance and Reiki methodology.
GENTLE HEARTS AND HANDS. Jane Reed, M.A, R.N. Healing Touch Practitioner. She will explain and demonstrate the polarity system, the chakra system, reflexology and vibration energy.
EXISTENTIAL PSYCHOTHERAPY AND SUPERVISION. George Gibbs, CPSP Diplomate, psychotherapist at Ohio State University Harding Hospital. A workshop in two sections. The first will be how existential philosophy effects the psychology of personality and human behavior. The second will be how these ideas provide an important approach to psychchotherapy and supervision.
PSYCHERGONOMICS: HOLISTIC WELLNESS IN THE WORKPLACE. Robert Menz, CPSP Diplomate, Employee Counselor and EAP Director, Emerson Climate Technologies. Understanding how psychosocial factors impact the health and well-being of employees.
Posted by Perry Miller, Editor at January 11, 2010 9:29 PM
