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Voice Dialogue and the Self Behind the Symptom

Thursday, July 24, 2008

10 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
United States Association for Body Psychotherapy —
National Conference
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Practiced throughout the world, Voice Dialogue gives direct access to the many selves or subpersonalities that make up the psyche. Participants will learn facilitation skills involving energetics, movement, and humor. We will also explore how body symptoms point to buried shadow selves as a path of self-discovery and healing.

For information about the conference, go to the United States Association for Body Psychotherapy website, usabp.org.

For information from Judith Hendin about the workshop, email Judith@consciousbody.com or call 610-330-9778.



The Self Behind the Symptom:
How Shadow Voices Heal Us

The Netherlands
Reflection & Action
Judith Hendin will teach 2 two-day workshops on:

October 1 & 2, October 6 & 7
Private sessions - October 3 & 8
Contact doreth@reflection-action.nl

Conscious Body Training
4-Day Intensive
Twin Ponds Integrated Health Center

October 30 & November 1-2-3, 2008 - $500
Contact Judith Hendin or call (610) 330-9778

Location: Twin Ponds Integrated Health Center is located in Breinigsville, PA, in the countryside just west of Allentown – 1 hour north of Philadelphia and 2 hours west of New York City.
Prerequisite: Basic training in Voice Dialogue and the Psychology of Selves (the work of Hal and Sidra Stone), or private sessions with Judith Hendin, or equivalent experience. Speak with Judith if you have questions.
CEUs: Application is being made to the National Board for Certified Counselors (NBCC) for Continuing Education Credit.
Nearby Attractions: Hawk Mountain. Vineyards. The city of Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Dutch Country. New York City.
Registration and Information: Email Judith Hendin or call (610) 330-9778.

Underneath many physical and psychological conditions, a part of us is fervently trying to make its voice heard. Through the integration of energetics, emotions, and the psychology of selves, expert somatic therapist Judith Hendin teaches a direct map for unraveling messages that the body is trying to send.

The focus of this training is on learning the basics of the Conscious Body process. Therapists and coaches will learn to follow the body as a guide to important inner issues. This workshop provides guidelines and case studies that support the professional in incorporating this approach with any other form of consciousness work. Individuals pursuing personal growth and healing are also warmly welcome.

A powerful adjunct to medical treatment, revealing the self behind the symptom may enhance recovery from many ailments, including musculoskeletal conditions, pain, rashes, intestinal problems, insomnia, cancer, and sexual dysfunction.



The Self Behind the Symptom:
How Shadow Voices Heal Us

All That Matters – Licensed Affiliate of the Kripalu Center
Wakefield, Rhode Island
Friday, November 14 – 7:30 -10:00 p.m. – Introduction, $30
Saturday, November 15 – 10:30-5:00 – Workshop, $125, includes Friday
Sunday, November 16 – Private Sessions Available
For more information, contact:
All That Matters
401.782.2126

In this workshop geared for both personal and professional growth, we receive an introduction to this dramatic and transformational path. We learn to:

•Follow the body and meet “shadow” selves that shift our energy and offer us new life.
•Recognize the “gatekeepers” — those cultural and personal selves that protect us so well that they can block our inner work. Gatekeeper work can be applied, not only with to body, but to any issue.
•Recognize the “rational mind” that interprets the body with logic.
•Enter the body-unconscious and discover buried treasure.
•Appreciate the inner child — “the portal to the heart,” who lies beneath many physical problems.
•Release unexpressed emotions.
•Use the kind of touch that fosters healing.

The workshop will include demonstrations and experiential exercises, including movement. With simple symptoms, you can do this work on your own. With serious conditions, a facilitator is recommended.