Community Calendar
| Fri, Sep 3 | The Way of What is to Come: Reading Liber Primus, 303-575-1055 7 pm to 9 pm Davis Auditorium in Sturm Hall Cost: $30 ($20 for current Jung Society of Colorado members) Dr. Sonu Shamdasani introduces us to reading Liber Primus - the first parchment signature of Jungs Red Book. Dr. Shamdasani will reconstruct the sequence of events that underlay it, the various levels of elaboration and commentary, and Jungs subsequent attempt to translate its conceptions into his scholarly writings. Learn More... |
| Sat, Sep 4 | Jung's Red Book: The Dramatis Personae of Liber Primus, 303-575-1055 10:30 am to 5:30 pm Craig Hall, School of Social Work Cost: $125 ($135 with box lunch) In Liber Primus we encounter the Spirit of the Depths, the Spirit of the Time, the Killed Man, a Scarab, a Youth, Siegfried, Elijah, Salome, the Serpent and the Soul. In this seminar, we will explore these figures, the landscapes of their emergence and their interrelation. Dr. Shamdasani will start us on this exploration, and with his guidance we will enter the world of Liber Primus. (it will be expected that participants have read this section of the Red Book). Learn More... |
| Wed, Sep 8 - Wed, Oct 27 | Awareness Through Movement Classes - Feldenkrais Method, 303-494-1479 Happy Fall All, I spent much of the summer searching for a space to present weekly Feldenkrais Awareness Through Movement lessons, and I have finally found an ideal location in the new home of Gyrotonic Boulder. What is gyrotonics? Go to their website and check them out and/or come in and investigate for yourself. GyrotonicBoulder.com The gorgeous new studio is conveniently located in Crossroads Garden just across from the 29th Street Mall on 30th behind Jiffy Lube. For detailed directions see: http://gyrotonicboulder.com/directions.html This building is the best kept secret of Boulder. It was originally the home of indoor tennis courts, then became the office space for Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche (founder of Naropa University and the Shambhala Trainings). There is plenty of free underground parking, and you enter what appears to be a normal brick office building into a courtyard with a zen rock garden designed by Trungpa, himself. Got Your Back: Finding Your Spine Wednesday September 8th - October 27th (8 weeks) 11 a.m - noon Donation: Suggested prices are $10-20 per class; all are welcome. Drop in for single lessons or really benefit by attending an entire series. Email or call if you have questions: Kim Hansen kim@KimHansen.org 303-494-1479 Learn More... |
| Fri, Sep 10 - Sun, Sep 12 | Spirit of the Horse Retreat at Big View Ranch September 10th - 12th, 303-725-2301 Nestled in the foothills and just 30 minutes from downtown Denver,this beautiful ranch captures Colorado's majestic alpine atmosphere without a lengthy drive into the mountains. Friday: Get to know the other women over cocktails and dinner followed by dessert and a campfire. Enjoy watching the stars come out before we return to the hotel for the night. Saturday: Lessons of the Horse: Explore the various ways our communication affects our relationships with ourselves, our families and our colleagues in this interactive, hands-on session with the horses. Michelle Kaye, MA, LPC guides you through this unique process, helping you better understand yourself and how you interact with and relate with others. www.michellekaye.org Trail Ride: Explore beautiful Big View Ranch and the magnificent adjoining open space on horseback. This guided trail ride is designed to inspire you and heighten your connection to yourself, the horse, and the beautiful scenery around you. Sunday: Breakfast at the ranch, then complete your weekend with a group process with Barbara Sheehan-Zeidler, MA, NCC to anchor your personal "ah-ha" moments from the weekend. Check out by noon. $675 per person, double occupancy, two queen-sized beds $725 per person, double occupancy, mini suite, bed & couch $825 single occupancy, king sized bed All meals included For more information and to reserve your space, contact: Kathryn Severns Avery at 303-725-2301 or visit www.BigViewRanch.com Learn More... |
| Sat, Sep 11 - Sat, Sep 11 | learn and Practice Mindfulness with Horses, 303-772-7445 Come and practice mindfulness outside of your comfort zone, yet in a playful and nurturing way. In the beautiful setting of on old, historical farm near Boulder, you will explore real-life situations in the company of horses. For more information, please click on the URL below. No equestrian experience needed. Co-Facilitators: Erin Tanner Jospé, MA, LPC, Jean-Jacques Joris, JD, MA, and a herd of compassionate and spirited horses Twin Oaks Farm, 5629 Prospect Rd, Longmont CO 80503 Learn More... |
| Sat, Sep 11 - Sun, Sep 12 | Relationship Skills Seminar for Couples, 303-946-6030 a 13 hour seminar designed to provide couples with practical, effective and user-friendly tools to deepen their ability to listen, express their feelings and needs, and negotiate mutually beneficial solutions to conflicts they have not been able to resolve. Based on powerful tools from PAIRS (Practical Application of Intimate Relationship Skills). Taught by Master Teacher and Trainer for PAIRS Foundation, Robin Temple, MA, MSW. Boulder location, $400/couple Learn More... |
| Sat, Sep 11 - Sun, Sep 12 | TRAINING IN THE NEW REGRESSION THERAPY - 4 weekends this Fall, 303 995 4276 The Golden Portal Institute will be offering training in The New Regression Therapy (NRT), by Clinical Hypnotherapist, Greg McHugh. The classes will be held on 4 weekends of 9/11&12; 10/9&10; 11/6 &7; 12/4&5 and will be held at the Institute for Spiritual Advancement at 4176 East Florida, in Denver. The course is based on Greg's recent book, The New Regression Therapy. For reviews of the book and the work and detail on the course go to http://www.newregressiontherapy.com Learn More... |
| Sat, Sep 11 | A Play Therapist’s Guide To Understanding & Working with Children with Sensory Processing Disorder, 970-668-3779 ext Saturday, September 11, 2010 La Quinta Inn, Louisville, CO 80027 (303) 664-0100 9-4pm $140 Professionals $100 Full Time Students Chances are in your work as a Play Therapist you have heard of Sensory Integration. But what is it, how does it impact a child, what would you see in the playroom, and what are the implications for your treatment and therapy? This interactive course will give you the tools to understand Sensory Processing Disorder (formerly known as Sensory Integration Dysfunction). You will gain insight into how SPD can impact things like a child’s attention span, need for movement, impulsivity, desire for power and control, inflexibility, and withdrawal from social interactions. You will learn how to support a child’s sensory needs and promote self-regulation both in your play therapy sessions and in the child’s day-to-day life. Finally, you will learn how play therapy supports a child with SPD, the relationship between trauma and SPD, and how to educate parents of children with SPD. Presented by Stephanie Trabant, MA, MS, OTR - Stepping Stones Therapy Services. Visit www.steppingstonestherapyservices.com for more information about Stephanie. 6 CE Direct Contact Credits Offered. APT Approved Provider # 09-264 takes responsibility for this workshop. Learn More... |
| Sun, Sep 12 - Sun, Nov 7 | Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction, Fall Course, 303-775-7898 This 8-week Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction Program (MBSR) is modeled on the MBSR program developed 30 years ago by Jon Kabat-Zinn at the University of Massachusetts Medical School. After three decades of published research, those who have participated in MBSR courses around the world report lasting decreases in physical and psychological symptoms and an increased ability to relax. Although MBSR is an educational program and not a substitute for medical treatment or psychotherapy is has proved helpful for those with a variety of challenges once treatment or therapy are complete, including stress, chronic pain or illness, chronic anxiety or panic, sleeplessness, grief/loss, headaches, depression and fatigue. For complete details, please visit the events section of www.omtime.com FREE OPEN HOUSE Tuesday, August 31, 2010 � 7:30p (immediately following the 6pm class) SCHEDULE Sundays, September 12 � November 7, 2010 1:00 � 3:00pm Half-day retreat; October 24 12:00 � 5:00pm LOCATION öm time Boulder 2035 Broadway Boulder, COREGISTRATION Pre-registration is highly encouraged. To register visit the events section of www.omtime.com or call öm time Boulder 720.565.6115 or Denver 303.963.5306 INVESTMENT $300, or $250 if registered by August 3, 2010 Learn More... |
| Tue, Sep 14 | Generativity: Energizing the Life of the Therapist, A Salon, 720 304 7180 Generativity is the stage of middle adult life, coined by Eric Erikson, which describes the time “coming into one’s own” as we care for others and produce meaningful work that contributes to the betterment of our communities. Psychotherapy is generative by its very nature. It produces new life in both the therapist and the client. How do we generate energy for our work, our own lives and the lives of those with whom we work? How do we foster dreams and replenish our bodies, souls and communities? How do we nurture successive generations of therapists? Our Salons are a rich opportunity for professionals to come together in the unique 'AAP atmosphere' for discussion that is stimulating and often provocative. With mind and heart, we distinctively integrate our personal and professional experience in process. Our informal gatherings are held in cities across the country. They are open to all psychotherapists and are free of charge. Our three Colorado AAP members will be present with over 100 years of psychotherapy practice collective. Tuesday, September 14, 2010 6 to 9pm 6091 Reserve Drive Boulder, CO 80303 Facilitated by: Angela Gould, Ph.D. and Glady Strahl, Ph.D. For more information or to RSVP: 720-304-7180 or Angelainboulder@comcast.net (Reserve Drive is off Cheryvale Road between Arapahoe Road and Baseline Road) Learn More... |
| Wed, Sep 15 - Wed, Jun 1 2011 | MoonSong: Monthly SpiritSong Circle for Women, 720-346-1388 The intention of SpiritSong is to allow your body to sing its truth, however it sounds." SpiritSong is a powerful practice of intuitive, wordless toning and song. By quieting our minds and tuning in to the spirit within, we slowly allow a natural sounding to come through, "following" the song that unfolds. No vocal experience or talent is needed. SpiritSong is often beautiful, sometimes very raw, and always deeply moving. Our circle is a council of deep listening, and we welcome each others words, songs, and silence with kindness. Sacred space is created with meditation and intention, and the divine feminine is welcomed in all her forms. Our SpiritSongs are all "unfinished" creations, and sharing them in community opens hearts and fosters communal wisdom. Together, we co-create the evolution of the feminine spirit. Wednesday, September 15, 2010 is the first gathering of our circle. We will meet Wednesdays following the new moon, from 7 - 8:45 pm at The Solstice Center, 302 Pearl St. Pre-registration is required. Please call Certified SpiritSong Facilitator Celia Bockhoff to participate. Learn More... |
| Thu, Sep 16 | Name that Theme PART 1: Recognizing the Themes that Show Up in Experiential Play Therapy, 970-668-3779 ext We will spend time watching videos, role playing, and just having fun understanding the patterns and stories that emerge in the play room. Translating this information for assessments and working with parents and other professionals will also be explored. Objectives: 1.Recognize the Experiential Play Therapy Themes as they relate to the model 2.Create a context for tracking themes in play therapy and relating these themes to the parents and other professionals 3.Begin to see patterns and stories as they emerge in play therapy. 3 CE Direct Contact Credits Offered. APT Approved Provider # 09-264 takes responsibility for this workshop. Presented by Lisa Dion, LPC, RPT-S Location:La Quinta Inn, Louisville, CO 80027 (303) 664-0100 6-9pm Part 1 only $50 full-time student or $70 professional Part 1 and Part 2 $100 full-time student or $140 professional Learn More... |
| Fri, Sep 17 - Sun, Sep 19 | Fundamentals of Brennan Healing Science, 720-530-7621 I invite you to come join us and learn the Fundamentals of Barbara Brennan Healing Science. Whether you are new to energy or not, this is an invaluable workshop and a sacred weekend. Learn the skills taught in the first year of the Brennan School and learn an enlightening system of energy work and spiritual psychological processes. Experience the living dynamics of our human energy consciousness system and learn about yourself and your relationship in the world. YOU WILL EXPAND YOUR ABILITY TO: * Master Self-Healing: regulate chakras, higher self energies, grids and emotional energies * Sense, See and Track Energy * Understand the Anatomy of Trauma and Illness in the Energy Field * Learn about relational energies and how to interact with them to help your relationships * Brennan hands-on energy techniques, and more! Call now and register with Carolyn Eberle; eberle01@sprynet.com 720/530-7621 LOCATION: Mind Energy Body Institute in North Boulder near 36 west and Neva Road. (Call for directions) Learn More... |
| Sat, Sep 18 - Sat, Sep 18 | Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) Level 1 Training, 303.843.6000 Who: For anyone experiencing any of the symptoms below AND who wants to discover a powerful technique to heal yourself. What: A process for releasing the internal, subconscious blocks that keep you from achieving your personal and professional goals. EFT is used on areas of your life where you are not achieving your goals to: •Reduce the signs of trauma, fears/phobias, physical pain and stress/anxiety •Retrain your brain and release cravings for food, old habits, addictions, and blocks to success •Improve your self-esteem, lose weight, attract more abundance, increase your sports performance and more! You will leave being able to use EFT immediately! When: Saturday, September 18th, 2010 Registration from 8:30am to 9am Workshop 9am to 3pm. Where:Syracuse Building 1 6021 S. Syracuse Way Greenwood Village, CO 80111 Conference Room on first floor To register: Contact Teri or Adriel at 303.843.6000 or email adriel@creativecounselingcenter.com Registration fees: $140* *Payment is due at the time of registration. No payment will be taken the day of the training. Make checks payable to: CCC Mail to: Creative Counseling Center 6021 S. Syracuse Way Suite 216 Greenwood Village, CO 80111 *If you are interested in eliminating a food craving at the workshop please bring that food item with you. Please be specific for example (M&M’s, Pepsi soda, Lay’s chips). Learn More... |
| Sat, Sep 18 - Sat, Sep 18 | Introduction the the Basic Mindfulness System Developed by Shinzen Young, 720-936-1151 TELEPHONE CONFERENCE CALL Led by Shelly Young, MA, LPC CAC III 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. MST The class is an Introduction to the Five Way System developed by senior mindfulness teacher Shinzen Young. It's unique features are "divide and conquer", taking apart suffering issues into manageable components and focus on "restful states." Shelly remains passionate about integrating the method into her therapy sessions witnessing great results. COST: $20.00 For registration and to learn more about Shelly Young, and her latest book, Break Out of the Sugar Prison go to www.MindfulnessNow.com. Click on "seminars-workshops to register. To read about Shinzen Young's Five Ways go to www.BasicMindfulness.org Learn More... |
| Sat, Sep 18 | Introduction to Birth Intuition, 303-258-3904 Introduction to Birth IntuitionTM Join Birth Intuitive Teresa Robertson in this 16 hour class When Starting Fall 2010 Where 2525 Marine Street Boulder Classes will be either 4, 4 hour segments or 8 2 hour segments meeting monthly Cost $280 for the entire series $430 for series and 90 minute reading with Teresa Contact Teresa tann@indra.com 303-258-3904 For whom? Appropriate for any professionals working with Birth such as doulas, Nurses, Midwives and massage therapists, therapists Application made for DONA contact hours Content Learn how to better understand and use your intuition with clients and to assist clients with connecting with the spirit of their baby Learn basic energy tools and techniques and how to use them with clients during pregnancy and postpartum Learn basic tenets of Perinatal Psychology and how to use them in a concrete manner during pregnancy and postpartum Learn how to do an in person and at distance energy healing Learn how to set up the birth space to be energetically optimal Learn what and how the baby needs to be welcomed in a mind, body and spiritual manner at birth Learn how to understand your life purpose Learn how to understand the unborn baby's life purpose and soul agreement with their parents Will include case reviews Learn More... |
| Sat, Sep 18 | Raising Your Teen, 303-420-8080 Adolescence is a difficult time, both for parents and children, and can be fraught with miscommunication, anger, and heartbreak. But it doesn't have to be something that parents dread. It can be a time that brings families closer together rather than pulling them further apart. Please join us for a one day seminar discussing issues related to raising teenage children. Topics covered include family, communication, parenting, cutting, success, and development. This seminar will be held from 10am-2pm on Saturday September 18th. Cost is $10 per individual and $15 per couple. It will be held at the Family Counseling Center of Lost and Found Inc. The address is 6700 W. 44th Ave, Wheat Ridge, CO 80033. Space is limited so please RSVP by Friday September 10th by calling 303-420-8080. Learn More... |
| Wed, Sep 22 - Wed, Nov 10 | Mid-life Group for Women, 720-233-4073 What: Join other mid-life women like you for an 8-week Psychoeducational Discussion Group about 'What Women Really Feel as Their Looks Change'. Based on the book 'Face It' by Vivian Diller, Ph.D and Jill Muir-Sukenick, Ph.D. Group facilitated by licensed therapists Julia White, LCSW and Jill Carl, LCSW. For more information, contact Julia White at 720-233-4073 or julia@juliamwhite.com The changes we see in our faces and bodies as we age into mid-life are often disconcerting and disheartening. This workshop gives mid-life women the psychological tools and support to feel beautiful both inside and out by redefining beauty to include the aging process. Where: 2121 South Oneida Street, Suite 336, Denver, Co, 80224. When: Wednesday evenings from 7:00-8:30 beginning September 22 and ending November 10. September 22nd is a free "come and see" if this group is right for you session at which time we will discuss what we will be doing for the next 7 weeks. How Much: $15 per week. Register by paying a deposit of $15 by September 15. This deposit is refundable if you decide not to continue after the first group session on the 22nd. If you do decide to continue, the remainder ($90) is due on September 29. Space is limited so register early. We look forward to meeting you! We recommend that you obtain a copy of 'Face It' before the group begins. To register, contact Julia White, LCSW at 720-233-4073 or julia@juliamwhite.co Learn More... |
| Thu, Sep 23 - Sat, Sep 25 | Divorce Busting Intensive Workshop, 303-444-7004 Divorce Busting Intensive Workshop with Michele Weiner-Davis September 23-25, 2010 ~~ Boulder, Colorado Michele Weiner-Davis has developed an effective model for working with couples experiencing very challenging problems. Since recognizing that the real challenge in couples work is combating hopelessness, she developed tools for reaching inside people’s hearts - helping them believe that change is possible - and then showing them how to get there. Although this approach incorporates solution-oriented therapy, Michele has gone beyond the limits of the therapy model to access couples’ marriage-saving values in order to stack the deck in favor of the marriage. The Divorce Busting® approach incorporates marriage education and wisdom Michele has gleaned from nearly three decades of specializing in work with couples on the brink. In addition to teaching this comprehensive Divorce Busting® model that can be used in clinical, pastoral or military settings, Michele will also show you how to develop and market your own marriage seminar by introducing you to two marriage classes you can teach “right out of the box.” If you work with couples and are committed to helping them resolve their differences rather than dissolve their marriages, you won’t want to miss this intensive training. Learn More... |
| Sat, Sep 25 - Sat, Sep 25 | Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Insomnia: Half Day Intensive, 303 225-2709 Insomnia and other sleep disturbances are ubiquitous. The good news is that decades of research have shown that cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia (CBT-I) is an effective treatment, and this seems to be true regardless of whether the sleep disturbance occurs alone or in the context of another disorder (such as depression, bipolar disorder, chronic pain, or an anxiety disorder). Furthermore, improvement in sleep may result in significant improvement in the other disorder(s). If you know someone who may benefit from CBT-I, we hope you will refer them to our half-day intensive. CBT for Insomnia Half-Day Intensive ------------------------------------------- Facilitators: Alisha Brosse, Ph.D. or Colleen Ehrnstrom, Ph.D. Upcoming Date(s): September 25, 2010 (12-4:30 pm) Location: 3020 Carbon Place, Boulder, CO Clinic Fee: $140 ($20 discount if postmarked 21 days prior; $100 per person when 2 or more register early together!) To learn more or to register, visit www.bouldercbt.com/insomnia.shtml or call 303/225-2709. Learn More... |
| Sat, Oct 2 - Sun, Oct 3 | Creating An Abundant Private Practice (final one of 2010!), 720-435-5052 Whether you are just starting your private practice or feel stuck in your current practice, fine tuning your professional vision and learning mindful marketing strategies will move you and your private practice into a life of abundance. In this vibrant experiential workshop you will explore your beliefs around abundance, discover your greatest assets as a clinician, learn how to market yourself through both mindful and practical steps, and learn how to sustain an abundant private practice. Join us for this inspiring weekend and walk away 100% committed to your abundant private practice! Learn More... |
| Fri, Oct 8 - Fri, May 20 2011 | Applied Existential Psychotherapy Training (AEP) - Gestalt and Beyond, Betty Cannon, BPI - 303 494 0393 AEP is an experiential therapy that interlaces the insights of contemporary existential and psychoanalytic/psychodynamic approaches with techniques inspired by Gestalt therapy and other experiential approaches. Many psychoanalytic approaches ignore the body, while many experiential approaches fail to take into account defenses, transference and countertransference issues. AEP takes into account the full spectrum of human experience - body, meaning, emotion, the impact of the past, and the choices that need to be made to create a different future. Learn More. Sign Up. |
| Fri, Oct 8 - Sun, Oct 10 | Mind Energy Body Guide Certification, 720-530-7621 Learn to work mind, energy and body systems together as one coordinated science. As a result, you will discover how to take the energy of emotional pain and illness and turn it into wisdom and wholeness. 12 Classes for full certification. Details and registration at www.mindenergybodycertification.com and call and meet the Founder of this advanced orientation, Carolyn Eberle, LPC eberle01@sprynet.com Learn More... |
| Tue, Oct 12 - Tue, May 17 2011 | Group Therapy Training, Betty Cannon, BPI - 303 494 0393 Working with groups is both an art and a science. This workshop combines techniques drawn from Gestalt, existential, psychodynamic, body-oriented and systems approaches to group. Group members observe and experience groups and practice leading the group in a safe learning environment. Learn More. Sign Up. |
| Thu, Oct 21 | Play Therapy Institute of Colorado Workshop:Name that Theme PART 2: Recognizing the Themes that Show Up in Experiential Play Therapy, 970-668-3779 ext We will spend time watching videos, role playing, and just having fun understanding the patterns and stories that emerge in the play room. Translating this information for assessments and working with parents and other professionals will also be explored. Objectives: 1.Recognize the Experiential Play Therapy Themes as they relate to the model 2.Create a context for tracking themes in play therapy and relating these themes to the parents and other professionals 3.Begin to see patterns and stories as they emerge in play therapy. (Part 1 is pre-requisite for Part 2) 3 CE Direct Contact Credits Offered. APT Approved Provider # 09-264 takes responsibility for this workshop. Presented by Lisa Dion, LPC, RPT-S Location:La Quinta Inn, Louisville, CO 80027 (303) 664-0100 6-9pm Learn More... |
| Fri, Oct 22 - Sat, Oct 23 | Acceptance and Change in Couples Therapy: A Two Day Workshop with Andrew Christensen, Ph.D., (303) 225-2709 BCCBT, LLP is proud to sponsor a two-day workshop on Integrative Behavioral Couple Therapy (IBCT). This will be a hands-on, in depth, workshop covering the assessment strategies, treatment methods, and empirical support for IBCT. The workshop will illustrate assessment and treatment techniques through videotaped examples from couples in treatment and provide coached role-play experiences for implementing these techniques. Dr. Andrew Christensen is Professor of Psychology in the Department of Psychology at the University of California, Los Angeles. He studies couple conflict and couple therapy and has published over 100 articles on these and related topics. He is co-author of the influential scholarly work, Close Relationships (2002, Percheron Press). He and Dr. Neil S. Jacobson developed IBCT and together they authored Acceptance and Change in Couple Therapy: A therapist's guide for transforming relationships (1998, Norton) and Reconcilable Differences (2000, Guilford), a self-help book for couples. His therapy approach and research have been cited in the New York Times, Newsweek, Time Magazine, U.S. News and World Report, USA Today, and other magazines and newspapers. Dr. Christensen directed a large, multi-site study at UCLA and the University of Washington, sponsored by the National Institute of Mental Health, comparing Integrative Behavioral Couple Therapy with Traditional Behavioral Couple Therapy. This is the largest study to date of the effectiveness of marital therapy. You can learn more about IBCT at: http://ibct.psych.ucla.edu/ Learn More... |
| Sat, Oct 23 | Play Therapy Institute of Colorado Workshop: Partnering with Parents in Play Therapy, 970-668-3779 ext This 6 hour workshop is designed to help therapists understand the important role that parents play in the Play Therapy process. Objectives: 1. Learn how to navigate the different roles a play therapist is asked to participate in when collaborating with the parents of their child client. 2.Understand how a play therapist’s own history influences his/her biases and judgments about what their child client is experiencing and how this influences how the play therapist is able to partner effectively with parents. 3.Learn ways of translating what happens in the play room and the play therapy process to the parent. 6 CE Direct Contact Credits Offered. APT Approved Provider # 09-264 takes responsibility for this workshop. Presented by Lisa Dion, LPC, RPT-S Location:La Quinta Inn, Louisville, CO 80027 (303) 664-0100 Time: 9-4pm Cost: $140 Professionals $100 Full Time Students Learn More... |
| Sun, Oct 24 | Presentation Skills for Therapists - A One Day Workshop, Lee Potts, BPI - 303 494 0393 Effective presentation can help you recruit and retain clients. Communication behaviors such as body language, vocal tone, and style send significant messages about you and affect all of your professional interactions. Learn More. Sign Up. |
| Thu, Nov 11 | Play Therapy Institute of Colorado Workshop:History of Play Therapy Part 2 - 1960’s to Present Day, 970-668-3779 ext This presentation will review the history of play therapy; including its major theorists, historical influences and professional growth over the past 50 years. We will explore the origins of today’s major play therapy approaches and contributions of professionals in the field. Participants will be invited to peek into the future and consider where our history will take us next. Goals - Participants will: 1.Learn about major theorists whose work had led to the development of a broad spectrum of play therapy approaches. 2.Be familiar with the impact of organizations and the contributions of play therapists on promotion and use of play therapy. 3.Be familiar with how the transmission of knowledge influenced the growth and development of play therapy. 4.Be familiar with research and new technologies that will pave the way for new applications in play therapy. (part 1 is not a pre requisite for part 2) APT Approved Provider # 09-264 takes responsibility for this workshop Presenter: Jane L. Johnson, LCSW, RPT-S Location:La Quinta Inn, Louisville, CO 80027 (303) 664-0100 Time: 6-9pm Cost:$70 Professionals $50 Full Time Students Learn More... |
| Sat, Dec 11 | Play Therapy Institute of Colorado Workshop:Family Play Therapy, 970-668-3779 ext It is easy to understand the importance of including the family in the play therapy process, but for many how to include the family becomes the challenge. This workshop will focus on 2 primary ways of including the family in the play therapy process: family play therapy and filial play therapy. This workshop will be both didactic and experiential. Objectives: 1.Understand the difference between family play therapy and filial play therapy 2.Learn when to include the family in the play therapy room and when not to, according to a Non-Directive Experiential Play Therapy Model 3.Learn at least 3 Family Play Therapy interventions 6 CE Direct Contact Credits Offered. APT Approved Provider # 09-264 takes responsibility for this workshop Location:La Quinta Inn, Louisville, CO 80027 (303) 664-0100 Time:9-4pm Cost:$140 Professionals $100 Full Time Student Learn More... |
| Fri, Jan 14 2011 - Fri, Dec 9 2011 | Imago and Gestalt Relational Therapy Training, Jaylynne Chase-Jacobsen, BPI - 303 494 0393 Imago Therapy is a technique developed by Harville Hendrix to work with couples in a dialogical context that allows the couple to face and help heal their own and each other’s childhood wounds. It can also be used by singles to enhance their capacity to create healthy relationships. Gestalt Therapy has long been recognized as a lively and effective technique for integrating body, mind and spirit in an interpersonal context of increasing awareness and contact. Integrating the two provides powerful and effective tools for helping couples confront their interpersonal issues and enhance their relationship. Learn More. Sign Up. |