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Mark Wolynn's
Workshop and Training Schedule
2010
· January 9 – Pittsburgh Workshop
· January 15-17 – Pittsburgh Training Level 1
· January 16 – Pittsburgh Workshop
· January 30-31 – Sacramento Workshop
· February 19 – University of Pittsburgh
· February 26-28 – Pittsburgh Training Level 2
· February 27 – Pittsburgh Workshop
· March 6-7 – St Louis Workshop
· March 6-9 – St Louis Training Level 3
· March 20-21 – Seattle Workshop
· March 22 – Tacoma Workshop
· April 16-18 – Pittsburgh Training Level 3
· April 17 – Pittsburgh Workshop
· April 24-27– Calgary/Edmonton Training Level 1
· May 1-2 – Chicago
· May 7 – University of Pittsburgh – Graduate School of Social Work
· May 21-23 – Montreal Training Program
· June 4-6 – Pittsburgh Training Level 4
· June 5 – Pittsburgh Workshop
· June 26-27 – Corte Madera, CA
· July 23-25 – Pittsburgh Training Level 5
· August 21-24 – Calgary/Edmonton Training Level 2
· August 28-29 – Calgary – Illness:
Our Unconscious Connection to the Family
· September 10-12 – Pittsburgh Training Level 6
· September 28 – Mon Yough Community Services – Intake as Intervention
· October 2-3 – Columbus, OH Workshop
· October 16-17 – Sacramento Workshop (Mark Wolynn)
· October 16-19 – Chicago Training Level 1 – (Judy Smith and Gail Cloud)
· November 20-23 – Calgary/Edmonton Training Level 3
· December 4-5 – Miami Workshop (Mark Wolynn)
· December 6 – Advanced Training and Supervision (Mark Wolynn)
· December 4-7 – Chicago Training Level 2 – (Judy Smith and Gail Cloud)
2011
· January 7 – University of Pittsburgh – Graduate School of Social Work
· January 22-23 – Northern California Workshop
· February 5-6 – Cancun, Mexico – Having the Relationship I Want
· February 19-22 – Chicago Training Level 3 – (Mark Wolynn)
· March 4-6 – Kripalu – Having the Relationship I Want
· April 2-5 – Calgary/Edmonton Training Level 4
· April 9-12 – Chicago Training Level 4 – (Judy Smith and Gail Cloud)
· June 11-14 – Chicago Training Level 5 – (Mark Wolynn )
· June 24-26 – Montreal Training Program
· August 6-9 – Calgary/Edmonton Training Level 5
Family Constellation Workshop in Pittsburgh |
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WHEN: Saturday, June 5th, 10:00 to 4:00 PM - Full
WHERE: Medical Hynotherapy Center
1824 Murray Avenue, Suite 303, Squirrel Hill
COST: $ 145
CONTACT: Mark Wolynn at (412) 422-1955
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THE UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH
GRADUATE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK
THE PHENOMENOLOGICAL FAMILY SYSTEMS THERAPY OF BERT HELLINGER
Considered one of the most innovative psychotherapists in the world today, Bert Hellinger has revolutionized the heart and soul of family systems therapy. His phenomenological approach to healing uses "family constellations" to expose the hidden and often destructive dynamics in family systems. With deep respect for what he terms, "the Orders of Love," possible solutions and healing resources can be implemented. Hellinger's approach to family therapy is practiced in more than 30 countries around the world. For further information about Hellinger and his publications, visit his Web site: www.hellinger.com/international/english/index.shtml.
Family constellation is a 60-minute group process that has the power to affect generations of suffering and unhappiness. This process allows people to untangle themselves from unconscious loyalties and offers a profound, concrete, and lasting solution. Through this significantly experiential workshop, you will be:
- introduced to Hellinger's phenomenological approach to family systems group therapy, its principles, and theoretical understandings;
able to identify the theoretical differences between Hellinger's work and other models of group and family systems therapy;
able to personally experience family constellation work, either as clients, participants, or observers; and
- able to identify ways that Hellinger's family systems therapy can be implemented in clinical practices with groups, couples, or individuals.
DATE: January 7, 2011
TIME: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
PLACE: 2017C Cathedral Fee: $95 CE: 6 hours
(LSW, Psych, NBCC, CAC)
CONTACT: (412) 624-6902 or (412) 624-3711
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FAMILY CONSTELLATION TRAINING PROGRAMS
CHICAGO
PITTSBURGH
CALGARY/EDMONTON
MONTREAL
ST LOUIS
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
DALLAS
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CALL: Gail (314) 995-9755 - Chicago
CALL: Judy (903) 534-6263 - Chicago
CALL: Mark (412) 422-1955 - Pittsburgh
CALL: Jonathan (780) 426 1508 - Calgary/Edmonton
CALL: Claire (514) 850-0903 - Montreal
CALL: Gail (314) 995-9755 - St Louis
CALL: Dalise at 209-712-7363 - Northern California
CALL: Judy (903) 534-6263 - Dallas
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CORTE MADERA, CA WORKSHOP |
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WHEN: Januray 22-23, 2011
WHERE: Corte Madera, CA
CONTACT: Dalise Gada at 209-712-7363 frogdogs3@aol.com
ONLINE REGISTRATION:
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CALGARY/EDMONTON WORKSHOP/ TRAINING |
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WORKSHOP: August 21-22, 2010
TRAINING: August 21-24, 2010
WHERE: Calgary, Alberta
CONTACT: Shannon Fleming at (403) 931-0060 |
Illness: Our Unconscious Connection to the Family
Calgary, Alberta
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WORKSHOP: August 28-29
WHERE: Calgary, Alberta
CONTACT: Dr. Bruce Hoffman at (403) 206-2333 |
FAMILY CONSTELLATION TRAINING IN CHICAGO
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WHEN: October, 2010
WHERE: Chicago-Center for Holistic Medicine
CONTACT: Judy (903) 534-6263 or Gail (314) 995-9755
ONLINE REGISTRATION:
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FAMILY CONSTELLATION WORKSHOP IN TEXAS |
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WHEN: TBA
WHERE: Dallas, TX
CONTACT: Judy Smith at (903) 534-6263
ONLINE REGISTRATION:
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FAMILY CONSTELLATION WORKSHOP IN MIAMI/FORT LAUDERDALE |
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WHEN: December 4-5
(December 6 - Advanced Training/ Supervision)
WHERE: Aventura, FL
CONTACT: Mercy Da Mata (305) 302-6751 mercygracedamata@aol.com
CONTACT: Adriana Rodriguez Almenara (305) 606-2159
raadri@gmail.com
ONLINE REGISTRATION:
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One-, two-, three- and four-day trainings...
Anxiety and Panic Disorders: A Systemic Perspective
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This training is designed to provide a nonpharmacologic, family systems approach to treating anxiety and panic disorders in adults and children. Distilled from systemic principles originated by Bert Hellinger, Virginia Satir, Ivan Boszormenyi-Nagy, Milton H. Erickson and others, this course provides therapists with an overview of the dynamics in family systems that lead to anxious behaviors, as well as offers practical tools and methods for safe and effective intervention.
Therapists will be able to identify systemic causes of anxiety and panic disorders and implement practical treatment plans to help clients break destructive family patterns. Therapists will learn to expand the traditional “family tree” to include those members whose exclusion or rejection caused discord in system, and learn methods to reconcile relationships with missing fathers, biological parents, deceased siblings, etc., even when contact is not possible. Upon completion, therapists will be able to apply systemic principles in their own practices with groups, couples or individuals.
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Trauma and Reconciliation:
Interventions in Individual and Group Sessions
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Therapists are frequently called upon to evaluate and treat clients who have experienced trauma. A client may present with a specific history of trauma, or with vague symptoms, which can often be traced to an underlying traumatic event in the family system. Symptoms such as mood swings, lack of concentration, anxiety, panic attacks, phobias, eating disorders, insomnia, migraines, chronic pain and substance abuse can all be manifestations of trauma.
This training is designed to provide a nonpharmacologic, family systems approach to treating trauma in adults. Therapists will learn how to implement safe, practical and effective treatment plans to help clients restore physical, psychological and emotional equilibrium.
Reframing the trauma and reconciling the experience between victim and perpetrator will be addressed. Whether working one-on-one or in a group setting, therapists will learn the importance of using dialogue, imagery, body-centered awareness techniques, homework and ritual to support healing and resolution.
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How to Identify the Underlying Issue and Implement Effective Treatment in the First Session
The problem, as well as the solution, is often revealed within the first moments of interaction. When listening 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 be provided with a protocol of questioning and interviewing that quickly exposes the core trauma underlying the client’s issue. Therapists will learn to follow a map comprised of their client's thoughts and words, which will illuminate the not only the client’s core issue, but also the specific and essential skills and resources necessary for a thorough resolution.
- Learn a specific method of questioning designed to quickly get to the root of the issue
- Learn how to hear "with a third ear" beneath your client’s story
- Learn to follow your client's Core Language Map
- Learn how to extract the client's Core Sentence®
- Learn how to implement practical solutions in the first session
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Having the Relationship I Want
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Whether we’re single or in a relationship, this workshop is designed to get to the heart of what prevents us from having the closeness we all desire. We'll explore the forces that influence relationship choices on a subconscious level — silent sabotage, hidden family loyalties, invisible identifications, as well as the habitual behaviors that erode our intimate relationships. We'll examine in depth the various dynamics that affect intimacy, learn how to determine who holds the true weight in a relationship, and demonstrate the importance of an equal balance of giving and taking.
Participants will have the opportunity to experience Family Constellations, a three-dimensional learning process designed to reveal the hidden dynamics and unconscious family loyalties that limit our ability to have successful relationships. In a moment of insight, a new life course can be set in motion. Once we are free of entanglements from the past, new ways of giving and receiving love can begin to take root.
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Illness: Our Unconscious Connection to the Family
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"Diagnosis shuts down inquiry
and blocks our relationship with the illness."
If you or one of your children struggle with an illness, chronic pain or persistent condition, you could be unconsciously repeating “unfinished business” in your family history. Unresolved traumas and hidden family loyalties can lie beneath many of our physical and emotional symptoms.In this workshop, you'll learn how to identify the underlying family dynamics that affect all facets of health. You will also learn how to break unconscious patterns and resolve the obstacles that stand in your way. Mark Wolynn is one of North America's foremost family constellation facilitators. He is especially skilled at pinpointing the source of persistent symptoms. Once these unseen dynamics are brought to light, a deep life shift can begin to unfold. The results can be both immediate and life-changing.
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Self-Injury and the Family System
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They cut themselves, pull out their hair, pick at their skin, etc. They’re caught between an unacknowledged victim and perpetrator. They enact both fates in one body, harming themselves and then suffering from self-inflicted distress. In this training, therapists will learn to recognize the dynamics behind self-injury, as well as learn to perceive the self-injurer’s words, symptoms and physical actions as signs leading to traumatic events in the family system. Methods for integration will be demonstrated. Whether working one-on-one or in a Family Constellation, therapists will learn the importance of using body-centered awareness techniques, homework and ritual to support healing and resolution.
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We belong to a nation, like a big protective family, that exists to protect its people who cannot do it on their own. This bond must be acknowledged. Failure to do so can invite suffering in the successive generations. For example, a man who leaves his country to avoid fighting in a war may not be able to take his being saved when others in his community perished or paid a difficult price. Later on, someone in his family may be drawn to go to war, or suffer like those left behind who suffered. In this training, we will learn how to work with the effects of war trauma in the family system. We’ll explore the dynamics affecting subsequent generations, and demonstrate ways to bring about healing and reconciliation. We'll take a close look at PTSD and learn how to work with soldiers who have witnessed the death of a fellow soldier, participated in the death of a civilian or child, have been attacked, have lived under the constant threat of death, have taken another's life, etc.
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Illness and Reconciliation
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Unspoken family loyalties can express in a myriad of physical, emotional and psychological symptoms. For medical treatment to be optimally effective, systemic identifications must be examined. In this training, we will learn how the effects of tragic events in families can influence the health of our patients. We'll learn how
to identify family dynamics that contribute to the development of physical and psychopathology, as well as how to work with patients with specific illnesses.
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Trauma and the Family System
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Family traumas live in our bodies, in our anxieties, in our fears— even in the words we speak. The idea of an inherited “family” nervous system appears to be an observable phenomenon. A woman may, for example, carry a trauma of sexual abuse— but it may not be her trauma. A man may live his entire life depressed, estranged from those around him, and never understand why. As therapists, we often encounter clients who carry symptoms of a particular trauma, yet know of no such information in their lives or in their family systems. In this training, therapists will learn how to uncover trauma in the system by exploring their client’s words, fears, symptoms and body language. Therapists will also learn how to extract a Core Sentence from their client’s “list of complaints,” and develop it into a core image. In this way, the trauma in the system can surface within minutes and be transformed into a healing resource.
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