Making Friends with Anger

Anger, like all emotions, has energy that naturally wants to move and express itself. Many of us, out of fear, repress this energy and, as a result, feel cut off from our own deep sense of wholeness and power. Developing a positive relationship with this misunderstood emotion means taking responsibility for its presence in our lives and learning ways to express it which lead to a greater sense of empowerment and intimacy with ourselves and others.

This safe, supportive, and fun workshop is designed for those who seek effective tools and greater comfort in dealing with anger in themselves and/or with their clients.

In this one-day workshop, you will learn:

How anger can become a good friend and powerful ally
How to recognize our own natural feelings of anger and what to do with them
Somatic methods to work with and transform anger
Models for constructively expressing anger that leave us feeling empowered and effective.

6 LCSW & MFT CEU Units Available

Hours: Sat. (2/1/03) ~ 9:30am-5:00pm

Fort Mason Center, Building C, Room C-210, San Francisco

COST: $100.00 (before 1/4/03; $125 thereafter)

VISA & MASTERCARD ACCEPTED

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.

*This workshop qualifies as a pre-requisite for the Comprehensive Training that begins March 2003

Scott Eaton, M.A., M.F.T. has been facilitating groups, workshops and trainings in the United States and Europe for over 30 years. He is a certified Hakomi therapist and teacher and has been a licensed psychotherapist since 1988. He has taught numerous workshops on anger in a wide variety of settings. In addition, Scott is a longstanding teacher and practitioner of meditation and an avid world traveler. Scott currently has offices in San Francisco and Emeryville. You can email him at seaton@sfhakomi.org.

Thank you for visiting our web site...we hope you found something of value during your visit.