Workshops, Seminars & Short Courses
January 2019
Discovering Your Life Myth
Following native shamans, ancient Taoists, and modern psychotherapists, we'll explore the driving forces behind our everyday actions and events. What we do, our choices, accidents and events that happen to us, express a basic pattern, our fundamental inner conflict as well as a source of purpose. We call this pattern, conflict and purpose, the Life Myth. In this one-day workshop, you'll learn how to find your Life Myth and how to use it in everyday situations and even look into the…
Find out more »February 2019
Primal Brain vs Socialised You
DOMINATION, SUBMISSION AND LOVE Are you fascinated by the idea that inside of us is a primal, animal, perhaps even brutal part, that is not only responsible for our basic physical activities like breathing, hunger, sexual arousal, fight/flight and domination/submission impulses, but also manifests in our dreams, relationships and impacts decisions in our private and professional life? If yes, you might find this workshop very interesting.
Find out more »Your Creative Practice: 12-week Online Course with Silvia Camastral
Finding a connection to your creativity and inner wisdom by using Process Oriented inner work awareness exercises, daily free writing and walking, and weekly Zoom meetings for guidance and support. Do you want to use the energy of “New Year’s Resolutions” to commit to your deeper self with an ongoing practice and intention to explore your creativity? When I threw the I Ching at the beginning of the New Year looking for some guidance, I got Chien/ Obstruction. In exploring…
Find out more »Process–Oriented Psychology Case Consultation and Supervision
Four Practice-Based Weekends In Melbourne in 2019 6 pm Friday night to Sunday 5pm How would you like to… Spend time at the deep interface of what it means to be human; on a regular basis; with a group of like-minded, fabulous people while you train your awareness and attention, and your capacity to truly follow yourself and others deeply? Learn about yourself as a facilitator; who you are, your particular style, your strengths and exactly where you are growing…
Find out more »Process Work Intensive 2019
The MPWC Processwork Intensive is a comprehensive program delivering foundational training in the framework, philosophy, basic skills, and diverse applications of the Process Oriented Psychology (aka Processwork) paradigm. Through four, three-day workshops spread over two months, participants in the Processwork Intensive journey together through a program of theory, experiential practice and deep insight, covering topics like addictions, body symptoms, dream work, relationships, conflict, communication, inner work, diversity, rank, and group facilitation. We’ll also explore how Processwork is applied in different settings including individual,…
Find out more »April 2019
Trauma-Informed Facilitation
A one-day workshop for people who work with groups and who want to build skills, knowledge and confidence for when group participants get ‘triggered’, merging the Process Work approach to group facilitation with trauma-informed principles, developed and facilitated by Liz Scarfe, Processwork Diplomate and psychotherapist specialising in complex trauma. We’ll cover: What is trauma? What is “triggering”? What causes it? How to notice it? How to promote/advertise your group in a trauma-informed way How to screen potential participants How to structure…
Find out more »June 2019
Facilitating Deep Democracy
Join us for this three-day training intensive in process-oriented group facilitation as developed by Dr Arnold Mindell. This training is for people who want to deepen their facilitation work with groups. The process-oriented approach brings a sophisticated understanding of group dynamics applicable to all kinds of groups, communities, and organisations and is particularly useful for supporting complex decision-making tasks, difficult conflicts, and collective change processes. The approach can be applied in corporate, not-for-profit, government, and community group contexts. “Democratic methods,…
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