Psychotherapies and oriental meditative practices: two proposals for integration

IMECOT 2020
On demand
  • Author: PLectures
  • For: helping profession
  • Study time: 16 hours
  • Video time: 16 hours
  • Certification: include
Course overview
In an age of concreteness and worries, the spiritual dimension present in each of us is often neglected, as well as the important resources that it can offer within a therapeutic path.
Reconnecting with this dimension can activate thoughts, emotions and new awareness that can play an important role both during therapy and in daily life.
The training offers a path of 16 hours of purely experiential nature, aimed at stimulating not only the reflection on the theme, but also the practice on themselves.
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Certification included
Specifically,
Marianne Bentzen, somatic psychotherapist known internationally, will focus on the treatment of traumatic experiences and the interactions between psychotherapy, neurobiology and spirituality
Karen Kissel Wegela, psychotherapist, professor at the University of Colorado and author of numerous publications on the subject, will develop the theme of integration between Western psychotherapy and Buddhist psychotherapy, through a path of three meetings.

What is included:

  • 4 Live Zoom Webinars
  • 2 Speakers from 2 countries
  • All webinars recordings available for 180 days
  • All the slides of the webinars available in the course area
  • Certificate of participation can be downloaded directly from the site

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Webinar Recorded

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Learning objectives

- How do we practice meditative presence if we struggle with inner spaces?
- How do we uncover the spiritual or vital elements that may be hidden in the traumatic experience?
- How can we more often access the doorway to archetypal and spiritual levels of meaning in our daily lives?
- Participants will be able to practice mindfulness-awareness meditation as a method of self-exploration
- Participants will be able to define Maitri and know how to use Métta practice to cultivate it
- Participants will be able to practice tonglen practice as a method of working with personal obstacles that may arise in working with patients in therapy
- Participants will know how to use the "body-speech-mind" group supervision practice as a method to develop empathy and clarity in their work with clients
- Participants will be able to define and know how to use the practice of creating a mandala as a method to help clients understand their strengths and challenges
- Participants will be able to describe the hidden magic within confused emotions and be able to begin to recognize it in themselves and in clients

SPEAKERS 

Marianne Bentzen
USA
Marianne Bentzen is a somatic psychotherapist and book author who has practiced clinically, and taught and supervised mental health professionals internationally since 1982. She has presented at more than forty international and national conferences and written numerous articles and books. Since the early 1990s, she has developed the theory of Neuroaffective
Vincenzo De Bustis
Italy
Vincenzo de Bustis was born in Naples in 1964 and graduated in Rome in Psychology in 1990. He first devoted himself to experimental research in the field of perceptual recognition and mental images collaborating with the chair of general psychology and was a contract researcher at the Institute of Psychology of the CNR conducting studies on psychological processes of aging.
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