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Sending warmest best wishes to you and your family in this holiday season, and wishing you love and prosperity in the new year
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The Gift of Gestalt
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A Gestalt Approach to Managing Grief
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This two hour workshop will guide participants into an embodied awareness of how grief is experienced in the body and heighten their sensitivity to the way they process grief. They will also understand how tracking the polarity of "being" and "doing" provides a technique for managing self-support. This workshop, facilitated byShareefah Sabur and Elizabeth Welch, takes place Sunday, January 11, 2015.
ICF Resource Development CCEU: 2
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A Brief Introduction to Gestalt Practice
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If you are new to the practice of Gestalt, this workshop is for you. Take part in this introductory workshop held Friday, January 16, 2015. Facilitated by Lynne Kweder, this workshop is a series of exercises through which participants will experience becoming fully present in the here and now and experience the difference in the impact they have using Gestalt principles.
CEs: 3.5 hours
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Ethical Experience and Our Attitudes Toward the Other
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We will turn to phenomenology to address the questions: What is the ethical experience? When does the ethical experience occur? What can be said of the person who has this experience? One of Gestalt therapy's central concepts is contact with 'the other'. In this workshop we will explore together how the ethical experience shapes the Gestalt practitioner's attitudes toward the other.
Participate in this intriguing workshop on Saturday, January 17, 2015, and facilitated by Dan Jones and Jen McWeeny.
CEs: 6 Ethics Instructional hours
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Gestalt Experience Workshop (GEW): An Introduction to Gestalt
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We invite you to participate in a Gestalt Experience Workshop (GEW) and learn how a Gestalt approach can help you to build more productive and satisfying personal and professional relationships. This workshop focuses on increasing your self-awareness and supporting your learning through direct, present experience and respectful exchange with others. Our skilled faculty facilitators create a space in which to explore, observe, practice and discuss interpersonal interactions. In addition, core elements of Gestalt methods are explained to help you to integrate your learning.
Join Rosanna Zavarella and Rick Hancock, for this 3-day workshop held Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, February 6-8, 2015. This workshop satisfies the Introductory Gestalt Workshop prerequisite for the Gestalt Training Program (GTP) and may contribute to acceptance in other GIC training programs.
CEs: 16.5 Instructional hours
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Experiential Marathon Group for Personal and Professional Development
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This 15-hour group experience engages participants in holistic, present-centered and process-oriented interactions by attending to both 'What is being said' and 'What's not being said.' By attending to the 'Here and Now,' and 'What and How,' awareness and meaningful contact is attended to in a manner that allows participants to experience authenticity and integrity in their personal and professional living. This is an opportunity to experience and learn the Gestalt approach to working therapeutically in groups.
Past marathon group participants report Gestalt's power to evoke life-changing awareness, insights and creative adjustments, thus experiencing a new sense of self, expanded potential for novel behavior and creative ways of relating to others. While we will be together as a group most of the day, there will be opportunities for alone time and sub-grouping.
Join Drs. Ansel Woldt and Logan Lamprecht for this workshop held Saturday, February 28, 2015
CEs:15 Instructional hours
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Ongoing Personal Growth Group
Leaders: Amy Luzar, M, LISW-S and Les Wyman, Ph.D., LISW-S
Personal Growth groups are: Opportunities to develop supportive relationships and learn about one's personal and interpersonal processes. (That means how you interact with others and how they react to you.)
Others who have inquired about this group have been seeking:
- Support for making changes in their lives
- A "safe place" where they can belong being authentically "who they are"
- Guidance for troublesome life patterns which strain personal relationships
- A "Place where everybody knows their name (Cheers)" and cares about what it takes to live their lives.
Meeting Schedule:
The Tuesday Evening Personal Growth Group meets throughout the year on alternating Tuesday evenings from 7:00pm-9:30pm.
Fee:
Fee is $18.00 per hour for 2 +1/2 hour sessions = $45.00, with usually two sessions a month.
As one begins membership, payment is expected for five sessions in advance with monthly payments thereafter.
Members are charged for sessions while they are members, whether or not they attend.
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Our Mission
To create powerful, positive change
in individuals, groups, organizations and communities.
What We Teach
Totality of body, mind and spirit;
the uniqueness of each person's experience;
awareness of what is present in the here and now;
and creation of shared understanding through dialogue.
CONTINUING EDUCATION PROVIDER
The Gestalt Institute of Cleveland has the following accreditation approvals:
- Ohio Psychological Association
- The State of Ohio Counselor, Social Worker & Marriage and Family Therapist Board
- American Psychological Association
- International Coach Federation
Learn more
All coaching workshops are eligible for International Coach Federation (ICF)Resource Development CCEUs.
Check with coaching workshop descriptions for eligibility for ICF Core Competency CCEUs.
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Gestalt Institute of Cleveland, Inc
1588 Hazel Drive
Cleveland, Ohio 44106-1791
216-421-0468
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