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Accessing the Divine:
A Body-Centered Approach to Exploring Our Divinity*
with Jon Eisman, Sr. Trainer, Hakomi Institute International
January 18-19, 2003
San Francisco, CA
| "Hakomi is a Hopi word, a sacred question, which asks us: 'How do you stand in relation to these many realms?' A mindful, body-centered approach to psychotherapy and healing, Hakomi teaches not only to listen to the words of the mind, but to the language of the body as well. Hakomi and the Re-Creation of the Self Model offer ingenious and teachable methods for discovering the sacred within." |
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Jon Eisman
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Through many experiential exercises, short talks and demonstrations, this workshop utilizes the Hakomi Method and Re-Creation of the Self Model to explore our personal relationship to the divine and offer guidance on how to explore these themes in clinical practice. This workshop does not attempt to persuade participants to embrace a particular spiritual orientation. |
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12
LCSW & MFT CEU Units Available
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Hours:
Sat. (1/18/03) ~ 9am-5:30pm; Sun. (1/19) 9am-3pm
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Fort
Mason Center, Building C, Room C-205, San Francisco
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COST: $195.00 (before 12/20/02; $230 thereafter) |
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VISA
& MASTERCARD ACCEPTED
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| To register: please send a check (payable to The Hakomi Institute of San Francisco) or your credit card # and expiration date to: Hakomi Institute of San Francisco, 2425 Fillmore St., Suite 200, San Francisco, CA 94115. You may also leave a message with the workshop name and date and your credit card information at 415-835-2122, ext. #1. |
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*This
workshop qualifies as a pre-requisite for the Comprehensive Training
that begins March 2003
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JON EISMAN is a founding member of the Hakomi Institute. He leads trainings in the Hakomi Method and The Re-Creation of the Self for both individual and group applications. Jon teaches throughout the U.S. and Europe, as well as in New Zealand. Therapist and poet by training, Jon is completing a book on the Re-Creation of the Self. He lives in southern Oregon. |
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