Lab1
Marianne and Ivan Verny
with Sylvia Ondrisová, Slávka Takáčová
DARING RELATIONSHIP...AND INDIVIDUAL GROWTH THROUGH DIVERSITY
21. April 2016 from 10 am to 6 pm
!!! booked out !!!
What makes us search for relationships? What makes us relate to others? What part in us wants to be in a relationship? How is it that the fascination of the beginning often turns into irritation and estrangement - independently of the nature of the relationship – whether it’s a friendship, collegiality, neighborly or a love-relationship? Although we feel attracted and become close, the Other / the Foreign brings us to our edges, and challenges us to develop further.
From a process oriented perspective the development is happening at the edge between the known and unknown. Yet in the relationship-field this means tension, confusion, sometimes conflicts up to shared or individual transformation.
That’s why we enter relationships, that’s why we get challenged, in order to learn how to relate to the Other / the Strangeness in our ‘partners’ and in ourselves.
This is going to be the focus of our research in this workshop, where we will be using processoriented Inner Work, Relationship Work and exercises in small groups and share our experience with other courageous and shy strangers.
Workshop hours: 10-13 hrs, 15-18 hrs
Language: English and German
How to get there: Venue >>
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Number of praticipation is limited to 80. (40 with donor and standard rate, 40 with social and global fairness rate). First come first serve. Your seat is garanteed as we receive your payment.
Subject to modifications. Last update: 01.01.2016.
Team
Marianne Verny
MD, psychiatrist and psychotherapist, supervisor, Diploma in Process-Oriented Psychology (Zurich, Switzerland)
Since her childhood when growing up in Germany after World War II, Marianne was interested in the question: What is left - who is the human being in his/her innermost being when all the familiar aspects of life fall apart? The search for a response made her study medicine and after longer stays abroad in Ecuador and the USA lead her to psychotherapy, the Buddhist practice of ZaZen and the shamanism. When she got in touch with Process Work developed by Arny and Amy Mindell, she found the tools that help to unfold the essence of what manifests in staggering and alienating- experiences and which creates meaning on personal and collective level when working with clients, couples and groups. She works in her private psychotherapeutic practice in Zurich since 1987 and Berlin since 1996 and offers seminars in different countries. She received her Diploma in Process-Oriented Psychology in Zurich in 1992. Marianne has co-founded the Institute of Processwork, POPI in Slovakia and is teaching and supervising there as well as at the Institute for Processwork, IPA in Zürich and is supervisor at the Hanuman-Institut in Berlin.
www.marianneverny.ch
Ivan Verny
M.D., psychiatrist and psychotherapist, supervisor, Diploma in Process-Oriented Psychology (Zurich, Switzerland)
After the Soviet invasion in Czechoslovakia Ivan emigrated to Switzerland. He completed his education as medical practitioner and psychotherapist in Switzerland and received a Diploma in Process-Oriented Psychology (1993) and as an Arts-Oriented Supervisor (2000). Ivan has founded and shared his practice in Zurich since 1984. He has also trainings and extensive experience in Ericson’s Hypnotherapy, NLP, Body Psychotherapy and System Constellation Work. He has been regularly leading men's retreats since 1994. He is co-founder of POPI in Slovakia and together with Marianne Verny offers seminars on development of personal and relationship skills in Switzerland, Slovakia and Czech Republic. He likes investigating his own edges and his curiosity keeps leading him into new learning adventures in sports or languages such as riding Island Ponies for his own psychological hygiene and as a training in non-verbal communication.
www.ivanverny.ch.
Co-Facilitators
Sylvia Ondrisová
PhD., DipPW, Psychotherapist, coach and trainer (Bratislava, Slovakia)
Sylvia Ondrisová holds a PhD in psychology from the Comenius University, Bratislava, and the European certificate for psychotherapy. She studied Processwork at RSPOPUK in London and at the Institut of Process oriented Psychology in Slovakia (POPI) and received her Processwork Diploma in 2013. Sylvia has published in the field of homophobia research and edited books on gender and LesbianGayBisexualTransgender issues for high schools teachers. She closely cooperates with Slovak and Czech NGO´s in the area of anti-discrimination and diversity. She is in private practice as a psychotherapist and coach and for many years she has been co-leading Process Work Institute POPI-Slovakia. As a lecturer she regularly offers workshops on conflict resolution, diversity and leadership in profit & non-profit organizations.
She lives and works in Bratislava with her family and loves mountains and horse riding.
email: sylvia.ondrisova@gmail.com
Slávka Takáčová
MA, DipPW, Psychologist and Processworker (Bratislava, Slovakia)
Slávka Takáčová is a psychotherapist. She graduated in psychology from Comenius University in 1997 in Bratislava, with a special interest and her final research thesis on gender-based violence. In 2000 she acquired a specialization in clinical psychology. She used to work as a clinical psychologist in the University hospital in Bratislava; currently she has a private therapeutic practice. Slávka has been involved in Processwork since Worldwork in Stupava in 1994; she was a student in RSPOP UK and completed her studies at the Institute of Process oriented Psychology in Slovakia (POPI) in 2015. For years she has been involved in co-leading Processwork Institute in Slovakia and she assisted and led seminars there. For 2,5 years she lived and worked with her family in New Zealand before she moved back and settled in Bratislava . She loves nature, hiking, handcrafts and folk dance.
www.slavkatakacova.sk
Last update: 01.01.2016
