Re-Creation 2010
The dates and other information about Re-creation 2010 are now available.
An opportunity for re-creation and replenishment. Experiences of play and the natural worlds will be integrated with Psychodrama theory. Participants will find means to increase their freedom and creativity while working with children and families. There will be an emphasis on spontaneity.
Training and Supervision Group 2010
I will be continuing to run supervision groups for professionals working with children, adolescents and families. The details for 2010 are now available.
Action at Work 2009
This one day professional development event is a unique opportunity for professional revitalisation, stimulation and connection. We will model the use of Strategic Action Methods as developed by J.L. Moreno, to explore issues relevant to your professional life and work.
In this workshop participants can expect to come to grips with some of the possibilities and limitations of psychodrama. This workshop will focus on dilemmas of transference and promoting empathy through role reversal. There will be a combination of theoretical background and experiential learning.
There will be two streams running concurrently:
A. Leadership in Times of Change
or
B. Psychotherapy and Psychodrama
The groups will come together at times during the day for refreshments, conversation and connection.
Workshop details
Action at Work 2009 Brochure and Enrolment form (PDF)
Wednesday 7 October 2009, 9.00am–4.30pm. Registration and tea and coffee at 8.30am for a prompt start at 9am.
The cost of the workshop is $175 and includes refreshments and a light lunch.
Venue
Mancan House, ph 366 5993, Cnr Cambridge Tce and Manchester St. Free parking at back of venue
Enquiries
For enquiries contact Colin on 03 351 8448 or 021 042 9389 or colin.elliott@clear.net.nz
Book early!!! Each stream will be limited to 12 places.
Re-Creation: Professional Development for Child Therapists
An opportunity for re-creation and replenishment. Experiences of play and the natural worlds will be integrated with Psychodrama theory.
Participants will find means to increase their freedom and creativity while working with children and families. There will be an emphasis on spontaneity.
Many practitioners face despair and loss of hope in the stories of the young people and families they work with. How to keep going in the face of cruelty, deprivation and neglect, how to promote resilience and vitality and sustain yourself are questions that are met on a daily basis.
This workshop is aimed at addressing these needs and offering practitioners a way forward.
Training and Supervision Group
Information about the Training and Supervision Group for Working with Children, Adolescents and their Families using Psychodrama has been added to the Groups section.
Added Publications Page
Some of the articles are available from ANZPA Journals.