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Professional Development
2010
Gestalt Therapy
Brisbane offers the following workshops for 2010.
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Price
$190 (one day) $320 (two days) GST Included
Discounted price of $170
(one day) $290 (two days) GST included
available to GANZ Members and Gestalt Students
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All workshops are held at Gestalt
Therapy Brisbane
847 Logan Road, Holland Park.
Phone 0733242435
Payment & Refund procedures for GTB
Workshops and detail of each workshop is
provided underneath.
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2 Days Family
Constellations Workshop
Fri & Sat 27 & 28. August 2010 9am–5pm
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Presented by
Margarete Koenning |
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Coaching: A Gestalt Approach
Friday 24 September 2010 9 am - 5pm |
Presented by Forrest James |
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Gestalt and Organisations
Friday
15 Oct 2010 9am-5pm |
Presented by Trevor Bentley PhD |
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Download Workshop Registration
Form
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Sending
a cheque/money order to
Gestalt Therapy Brisbane (GTB)
P O Box 116, Holland Park, QLD 4121 |
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Make Direct Credit
Bank: Commonwealth Bank
Acc: Gestalt Therapy Brisbane P/L
BSB
064-112
Account No. 1020
7209
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Payment and
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TITLE:
EMBODIED GESTALT
DATE: Friday 14th May 2010, 9.00am
- 5.00pm
PRESENTER: Zjamal
Xanitha
In this workshop we take time to listen
deeply to our bodies, becoming more sensitive to how
they express our experiences. By cultivating our body
based intelligence we deepen our awareness and our trust
in our body’s wisdom. We will refine our sensory
perceptions and instinctual responses to make fuller
contact with ourselves, and others. We will explore how
we digest our experiences, how our inspiration is found
in the breath rhythm, how our bones give form to our
ideas and beliefs, how we mobilize our energy through
the pathways of the body. In the therapeutic
relationship our own embodied presence facilitates a
deepening of the interpersonal dialogue. Including the
creativity of our body as the foundation of our life
process brings us more truly in to the here and now. We
will also learn hands on skills (partner graphics) that
practitioners could possibly use with their clients, to
expand/ground/integrate their experience of their
breath, weight, front-to-back sensory awareness, and
their ability to yield to gravity. |
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Zjamal Xanitha
Z jamal
is
a Gestalt psychotherapist and trainer,
choreographer, teacher and a theatre director.
She has 30 years experience in group
facilitation and community process leadership.
She graduated from and taught at the Amsterdam
College of the Arts and was on the faculty of
the School for New Dance Development in
Holland. She has taught at the Philosophy and
Religion Department of the California Institute
of Integral Studies in San Francisco, U.S.A.
Zjamal is a clinical member of GANZ, and is a
trainer for Gestalt Therapy Brisbane. She has a
private practice in the Northern Rivers region
and Gold Coast.
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TITLE: RELATIONAL RESILIENCE: TOWARDS
A UNION OF UNCERTAINTY AND HOPE
DATE: Friday 2nd July 2010, 9.00am
- 5.00pm
PRESENTER: Michael Reed PhD
“Deeply
rooted in the philosophy of phenomenology, field theory
and dialogue, and grounded in psychoanalytic,
existential and intersubjective theories, Gestalt
Therapy embraces a relational perspective in
understanding the human condition, development, growth
and change.”
This
workshop will explore the relational perspective in
Gestalt theory and practice and its application to the
key area of human ‘resilience’. The concept of
‘relational resilience’ offers a useful framework for
health care professionals in identifying, supporting and
fortifying key processes that enable each of us to
surmount crises, adversity and persistent stresses.
Interventions that focus on strengthening relational
resilience have timely relevance for weathering the
rapid social changes and uncertainties that have become
such a significant aspect of life in the 21st century.
Michael will present his current formulations regarding
concepts such as awareness, here-and-now, the ‘self’,
‘the personal conversation’, process and technique as
well as address such key personal phenomena as
relational resilience and experience, uncertainty and
hope. |
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Dr. Michael Reed
Michael
is a
registered psychologist, an accredited social
worker and a Fellow member of GANZ who has over
35 years clinical experience of working with
individuals, couples, families and groups. He is
a visiting trainer with a number of accredited
and respected training
centres
across Australasia and has run workshops in
Australia, Hong Kong, the United States and the
Middle East. He has published in the areas of
relational resilience and wellbeing, adolescent
health and the family as well as subjective
wellbeing and meaning in life in numerous
psychological, medical and psychotherapy
journals and books. Michael runs a private
practice in Crows Nest, Sydney.
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TITLE: Family Constellations Workshop (2 Days)
DATE: Fri & Sat 27
& 28 Aug 2010, 9.00am - 5.00pm
PRESENTER: Margarete Koenning
Family constellations work provides a
powerful opportunity in a safe setting to deeply explore
entanglements in our family of origin and our current
family system. The patterns of relating established in
our families have lasting consequences. We often want to
change these patterns but don’t know how. The processes
employed during the workshop can support significant
reconciliation, with traumatic experiences and patterns
of relating inherited from unresolved stories and
responsibilities that don’t belong to us. Over the
course of the two days eight participants will have the
opportunity to work with their family system. The
remaining group members will participate as
representatives of these family systems. Working as
representatives offers vicarious learning opportunities
and insight learning in to one’s own family dynamics.
This workshop encourages and supports participants to
free themselves from the burden of entanglements and
habitual pattern to relating so they can move toward
their fuller potential. |
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Margarete Koenning
Margarete is
a Social Worker and Gestalt Therapist. She
originally trained in Gestalt Therapy in Germany
and is a College Member of GANZ. She returned to
Germany to train in Bert Hellinger’s Family
Constellations work. Margarete has worked in a
range of therapeutic roles over the last 25
years. She currently conducts a private practice
on the Sunshine Coast Hinterland and woks as a
trainer with a number of Gestalt Institutes. She
has been conducting Family Constellations
workshops since 2008.
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TITLE: COACHING: A GESTALT APPROACH
DATE: Friday 24 September 2010,
9.00am-5.00pm
PRESENTER: Forrest
James
Executive and
organisational
coaching has grown exponentially over the last ten years
and is the most rapidly expanding form of interpersonal
work in the world today. Coaching differentiates itself
from psychotherapy as a discipline with an insistence on
working with a future rather than past orientation, and
working with healthy functioning rather than pathology.
This workshop will explore how the ‘here and now’
relational, experiential and field oriented approach of
Gestalt is already a perfect model for coaching. Topics
covered in the workshop will include:
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Coaching: models & approaches
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Coaching vs. therapy – what’s the
difference?
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Psychological competence and coaching
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Relational and field dynamics in coaching
practice
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Organisational
‘role’ as person in field: a ‘situated system of
activity
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The ‘edge’ the Gestalt approach has over
other coaching models
The workshop is designed for
psychotherapists and counsellors with an interest in
coaching, or practicing coaches who wish to develop
their practice.
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Forrest James
Forrest is
a psychotherapist and coach. He is a Director of
Training with GTB and Senior Consultant with
in-depth – a consulting, coaching and
organisational change firm. He provides
executive and leadership coaching in a range of
private, public and community sector
organisations. He has a particular interest in
applying relational and field/contextual
practice to organisational and workplace
coaching. A particular area of concern in his
work is how organisations can support the
development of workplace resilience in teams and
individuals.
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TITLE: GESTALT
AND ORGANISATIONS
DATE: Friday 15 October 2010,
9.00am-5.00pm
PRESENTER: Trevor
Bentley PhD
This workshop will present an overview of
working with organisations from a Gestalt perspective.
Trevor will explore the ‘touch of magic’ that Gestalt
has brought to his work as an organisational development
consultant. In his work with large organisations. Trevor
seeks to ‘crack the corporate spells’ that organisations
labour under, and thus improve human relationships. He
identifies the ‘bottom line’ as the most important spell
to crack by encouraging executives to keep their eyes on
the ball rather than on the score.
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Trevor Bentley
Trevor
has written over 30 books on business, including
Bridging the Performance Gap (Gower), Effective
Performance Appraisals (Spiro Press),
Facilitation, Creativity and Teamwork
(McGraw-Hill and the space between). His
latest release is A Touch of Magic (the space
between) looking at how leaders and
consultants can bring a touch of magic to their
work to bring about extraordinary results. His
latest book is “Moments of Leadership –
leadership with a Gestalt focus”. Trevor has a
PhD in business and organisational development,
is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of
Management Accountants and is trained in Gestalt
therapy. |
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Workshop Registration
Please follow the link to download the workshop
registration form
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Refund procedures for GTB Workshops:
1. It is an
expectation that participants will book their
place and pay the cost of the workshop prior to
attendance;
2. Participants
will receive a full refund of their payment of
the Workshop fee if notice is given to GTB of
non attendance up to 5 days prior to the
workshop;
3. At the
discretion of the Directors a $40 administration
charge will be levied if notice is given of
inability to attend less than 5 days prior to
the workshop. However full payment will be
expected if cancellation occurs within 24 hours
of the commencement of the workshop.
4. Additional to
this GTB may need to recoup funds for external
facilitators and therefore charge an additional
fee for cancellation after numbers have been
confirmed with the external facilitator.
Participants who cancel their enrolment will be
informed if this fee applies at the earliest
convenience. |
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