Lab 3
Lane Arye, PhD
CASE SUPERIVSION WORKSHOP:
FINDING WISDOM IN OUTER AND INNER DIVERSITY
25 April 2016 - 10 am till 6 pm
In our communities, our organizations, and within each of us, there is amazing diversity. How do we get along with this outer and inner diversity? How do we help our clients deal with the inevitable inner and outer conflicts that arise from such diversity?
One answer is to focus on what is actually in front of us and inside us. Processwork offers powerful tools that help us to precisely notice what is happening. This allows us to sort through the chaos of information and discover background patterns.
Another answer is to practice empathy, to know that "I am You." This "You" may be inside or outside us, and may feel threatening, disturbing or even fascinating. Processwork gives us powerful methods for stepping into the "other." This deeper empathy is a shift of identity that points us toward wholeness and helps us deal with difficulties more fluidly and authentically.
In this workshop we will use your cases to learn how Processwork practices focus and empathy. A combination of supervision, theory, inner work, and work in pairs will help us discover wisdom in the problems presented by our clients. We will also value and unfold the diversity within the facilitator, mediator, or therapist. Whether you work with individuals, relationships, organizations or communities, this workshop will help you discover the beauty in your own inner diversity and the beauty of the diversity that you face every day in your work.
If you would like to work on a case with Lane in front of the group, please send a brief email to Lane lane@processworklane.com stating:
- Subject line of email (!): Focus Empathy 2016 case supervision AND Your name
- One sentence about what kind of work you do (therapist, facilitator, mediator, processworker, etc.)
- Two sentences about the case
Before the workshop, cases will be chosen at random.
Workshop hours: 10-13 hrs, 15-18 hrs
Language: English with German (consecutive translation)
Tanslator: Tara Christopeit
Tutorial: During the lunch break tutorials will be provided.
How to get there: Venue >>
Registration >>
Add-On with Lane
Thanks to the cooperation of ProTiDe e.V. with the Hanuman Institut Berlin and Exploratorium Berlin we are happy to announce a few add-on events with Lane. All the add-on will take place at:
Exploratorium Berlin, Mehringdamm 55, 10961 Berlin-Kreuzberg, look here to get there>>.
Live-Supervision for advanced Process Work students and diplomates - April 26, 2016:
Lane will hold a Live-Supervision class on Tuesday, 26 April 2016, 10am to 6pm. The class will be in English.
For more information and application please contact: Tanja Hetzer (in charge for organizing the semianar) hetzer@hanuman-institut.de
Flyer (PDF) >>
Indiviual Sessions - 27 or 28 April 2016
Lane will give individual session and supervision as well as team supervisionon April 27 and 28. The session will be held at Exploratorium Berlin, Mehringdamm 55, 10961 Berlin-Kreuzberg, look here to get there>> . Lane speaks English and German.
To book a session please contact Lane by email: lane@processworklane.com
Workshop "Unintentional Music " - April 29 to May 1, 2016
The weekend after FOCUS EMPATHY Lane will also give a worskhop in Exploratorium Berlin - Topic: "Uninentional Music - Releasing Creativity and Transforming Stage Fright". Details and application you find here: Exploratorium Berlin. The workshop will be in English.
Lane Arye, Ph.D.
Processworker, Coach, Facilitator, Supervisor and Consultant
facilitates individuals, couples, organizations and communities. He has been practicing and teaching Processwork worldwide for over 25 years. A founding and faculty member of the Process Work Center of Portland (now "Process Work Institute" PWI), Lane lived in Poland from 1995-1999, where he trained the first generation of Polish Process Workers and also supervised a psychiatric day hospital and support groups for victims of domestic violence. In the Balkans, he co-led a six-year UN funded project working with Serbs, Croats, Bosnians and Muslims after the war. He has worked with anti-Semitism in Germany and Poland, and racism, sexism, nationalism, homophobia, and class issues in the US and Europe. Author of Unintentional Music: Releasing Your Deepest Creativity and co-author of Transforming Conflict into Community, Lane lives near San Francisco with his wife and two children.
www.processworklane.com
Subject to modification. Last update: 01.01.2016
