The Hellinger Institute of Northern California
Mark Wolynn, Director
   
 


Inherited Family Trauma:
Diagnosis and Resolution
in Individual Sessions


8-day Training

Northern California
Calgary
Miami


If we don’t know what we're looking for, how can we treat it? Our current therapeutic models rarely identify the unconscious family influences that underlie many of the physical, emotional and psychological symptoms we experience. Without the root cause in view, our interventions can only scratch the surface.

Unconscious family loyalties, unresolved family traumas and hidden dynamics are carried in the words we speak, the symptoms we express, and the body defenses we unknowingly construct. When we know how to navigate this unconscious territory, we can begin to shift long-standing patterns of suffering and unhappiness.

If you are a mental or physical health practitioner, adding this dimension of diagnosis and intervention will greatly enhance what you bring to your work.

 

Level One: Intake as Intervention


Miami - January 28-31
Calgary - May 12-15

The problem, as well as the solution, is often revealed within the first moments of interaction. If we listen only to our client’s story, we risk following our clients into the places where they perpetuate their issues and remain stuck. However if we know how to get to the core or fundamental driving force behind the issue, we can implement the most potent solutions.

In this training, therapists will learn how to quickly expose the root causes behind many of the emotions, behaviors, fears and reactive patterns that keep us mired in our daily lives. Therapists will learn to explore words, fears, symptoms and body language in a way which not only illuminates the core issue, but also the specific and essential skills and resources necessary for a thorough resolution. Therapists will learn how to identify the unconscious loyalties, unresolved traumas and hidden dynamics that contribute to patterns of illness, unhappiness and dissatisfaction, as well as learn practical and safe interventions to deepen a client’s healing process.

In this training, therapists will:

  • Learn The Core Language Approach® a specific method of questioning and interviewing designed to quickly identify the core trauma underlying a client’s issue
  • Learn how to recognize the Core Language® beneath a client’s story
  • Learn to identify the systemic dynamics that underlie a client's main issue
  • Learn how to track a client's family history back to an unresolved traumatic event in the system
  • Learn how to work with illness and chronic medical conditions
  • Provide clients with a context for understanding the physical, psychological and emotional symptoms they’ve been experiencing.
  • Provide clients with new images for resolution

Level Two: Effective Resolutions
in Individual Sessions
(Mark Wolynn and Shannon Zaychuk)

Miami - June 16-19
Calgary - July 28-31

For many of us, the effects of unresolved trauma blend into our words, emotions, reactions and choices in ways we never even think to question. In this level, students will learn how to work with trauma, specifically how to shift the story-image of a sexual, war or family trauma. Students will receive hands-on training in constructing a visceral, three-dimensional healing experience that allows a new image with new sensations to take root in the client’s body. Each time the new image is revisited, an opening is created in the body for greater ease and expansion. Students will learn how to design individualized homework assignments that allow these new images and sensations to anchor in the client's body and deepen the experience of an expanded sense of self. Students will also learn how to restore the aliveness to a damaged, empty or strained relationship with the parents.

In this training, therapists will:

  • Learn how to construct visceral, three-dimensional resolutions in one-on-one sessions
  • Learn how to use dialogue, imagery, ritual and healing sentences as tools for reconciliation
  • Learn how to resource clients through body-awareness, body-sensation and breathing techniques
  • Learn how to design client homework assignments to anchor an intervention
  • Learn how to help clients break long-standing patterns of illness, fear and unhappiness

COST: $1600 (A $200 deposit reserves your spot).

TRAINING PAYMENT $800

TRAINING PAYMENT $600

BAY AREA CONTACT: Dalise Gada at 209-712-7363 frogdogs3@aol.com

CALGARY CONTACT: Kari Dunlop at 403-244-0455 Kari@zaychuk.ca


CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION from the Hellinger Learning Center will be issued to participants who attend both training levels at the conclusion of the course.  CEU's are available for MFT's and LCSW's. Requests for CEU's must be made prior to the beginning of the course. Please contact Dalise Gada at 209-712-7363 or  frogdogs3@aol.com

 

The Principles and Practice of
Bert Hellinger’s Family Constellations

A Year-long Training Program

THIS TRAINING PROGRAM is designed to provide a rich and deep understanding of Bert Hellinger's phenomenological approach to working with family systems, as well as to provide a thorough working knowledge of the principles and practical aspects of facilitating systemic therapy in groups and individual sessions. We'll explore the unconscious loyalties and destructive patterns present in our families and learn pathways that lead to possible solutions. With personalized guidance and numerous opportunities to practice all aspects of systemic work, students will gain the tools and skills needed to become effective facilitators. Profound internal shifts take place throughout the course of our experience together as new definitions of healing and health begin to take root.


THE FORMAT:

20 days divided into 5 four-day weekends (Saturday through Tuesday) spaced approximately six weeks apart. This schedule is designed to allow students the time necessary to absorb the essence of the work, practice the tools and integrate the concepts.

COST: $3000. A $300 deposit to "Hellinger Institute of Western PA" is required to ensure your space.

TO REGISTER: Contact (415) 578-2787

 

SAN FRANCISCO TRAINING (2012)
(Mark Wolynn and Shannon Zaychuk)


MIAMI
TRAINING (2012)
(Mark Wolynn and Shannon Zaychuk)

CALGARY TRAINING (2012)
(Mark Wolynn and Shannon Zaych
uk)

MONTREAL TRAINING (2012)
(Mark Wolynn
, Suzi Tucker, Francesca Boring, Sneh Victoria Schnabel)

TOPICS INCLUDE:

  • Principles and Practice of Systemic Work
      • The Therapeutic Stance
      • Levels of Feeling
      • Resolutions in Individual Sessions
      • Integration of personal and professional work, supervision and practice
  • "Orders of Love"
      • Orders of Precedence
      • Fate versus Free Will
      • Blind Love, Enlightened Love
      • Parents and Children
      • Daddy’s Girls and Mama’s Boys
      • The Interrupted Bond
      • Forgiveness versus Agreement
  • Limits of Conscience
      • Three Levels of Conscience
      • Guilt and Innocence
      • Bonding and Belonging
      • The Balance of Giving and Taking
      • Identification with Previous Generations
      • Success and Failure
      • Freedom and Emptiness
      • Systemic Messages 
      • Working with Singles and Couples
      • Weight in Relationships
      • Aloneness and Failed Relationships
  • Trauma and the Body
      • Somatic Integration
      • Working with Illness
      • Depression
      • Anxiety and Panic Disorders
      • Fears and Phobias
      • Self-Injury
      • Eating Disorders
      • Sexual and Reproductive Disorders
  • Trauma and the Family System
      • Working with Children
      • Integrating Splits
      • The Dimensional Reframe
      • Reconciliation versus Resolution
      • Perpetrators and Victims
      • The Effects of War
  • The Morphogenetic Field
      • Family Constellations
      • "Movements of the Spirit-Mind"
  • The Weight of Words
      • Intake as Intervention
      • The Core Sentence
A CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION from the Hellinger Learning Center will be issued at the end of the course.

FACILITATORS
:
Mark Wolynn is the Director of the Hellinger Institute of Western Pennsylvania, Northern California, and the Co-Director of The Hellinger Learning Center in NYC. He conducts workshops and trainings in family systems therapy throughout the USA, England, Canada, Latin America, and for the University of Pittsburgh's Medical School and Graduate School of Social Work's Continuing Education Program. Mark specializes in working with depression, anxiety, obsessive thoughts, fears, panic disorders, self-injury, chronic pain and medical conditions unresponsive to conventional treatment. http://www.hellingerpa.com.

Shannon Zaychuk is a Chartered Psychologist in private practice for 29 years, has facilitated workshops in industrial and clinical settings. She has been a sessional instructor for the University of Calgary's Graduate Program.and continues to supervise Graduate Students in their chartering process. Shannon is a certified instructor of Integrative Body Psychotherapy (IBP) and has been training psychotherapists and allied health professionals in this modality for the past 15 years.  Shannon incorporates Hellinger’s systemic principles and practices into her work with individuals, groups and couples.

Suzi Tucker is cofounder with Harald Hohnen of the Bert Hellinger Institute, USA, which launched several of the first trainings in the United States and forged a path for many of those who are working in the States today. As an editor and publisher, Suzi has worked closely with Bert Hellinger and Hunter Beaumont on the various books and videotapes published in the United States, and she continues to work with Bert Hellinger privately as a consultant on his writing. Suzi facilitates workshops regularly, and writes about the work for various publications. She also teaches an ongoing Guided Learning in NYC. www.hellingerapproach.com


 


Certification

Certification through the Institute does not imply excellence in facilitating family constellations. No training program can confer the soul and artistry that comes with experience and integrity in facilitating this work. We have done our best to provide our students a firm foundation on which their skills and passion for the work can grow. Providing students with a valuable learning opportunity is our priority.Certification means (a) the student showed up, and (b) the student completed the required course work in a satisfactory manner. Certification is not an endorsement by the institute; it is an acknowledgement of the student's effort in completing the program coursework and a good faith acknowledgement of his or her engagement with the family systems work of Bert Hellinger. In a way, completing the course is like getting a driver's license: the student knows enough to begin facilitating in a responsible way. The Bert Hellinger Institute of Western Pennsylvania does not endorse nor assume any responsibility for actions, non-actions, words or behavior of any of its students, certified or otherwise.

( Human Systems Institute)

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Disclaimer of Liability

Please note that The Hellinger Institute of Western Pennsylvania, The Hellinger Institute of Northern California, The Hellinger Learning Center and Mark Wolynn do not assume any responsibility for, nor are they liable for, the actions, non-actions, words or behaviors of a trainer or facilitator associated with or trained by Mark Wolynn or the above institutes. For that reason, Mark Wolynn and the above institutes cannot warrant or endorse the training provided by other trainers or facilitators. 

 


FOR MORE INFORMATION:


The Hellinger Institute of Northern California
(415) 578-2787
institute@hellingerca.com


The Hellinger Institute of Western Pennsylvania

c/o The Medical Hypnotherapy Center
1824
Murray Avenue #303
Pittsburgh, PA 15217
(412) 422-1955
institute@hellingerpa.com

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