An Introduction to BodySoul Work for Psychotherapists and Analysts. 17th - 18th March
Date: 17 March 2012
“For what is the body? The body is merely the visibility of the soul, the psyche; and the soul is the psychological experience of the body. So it is really one and the same thing...Soul and body are not two things, they are one.” (Zarathrustra, 354.55)
In this workshop we will introduce BodySoul work developed by Jungian Analyst, Marion Woodman and her colleagues – Voice specialist Ann Skinner and Movement specialist, Mary Hamilton.
It provides a safe, structured, non-judgmental container in which it is possible to connect with dreams and the archetypal energies arising from them, so that they become fully embodied. The BodySoul approach is deeply integrative, linking left and right brain processes. We will use body, voice and art work to bring in a right brain approach to working with our dream images – allowing the soul/psyche to reveal itself safely in the exploration.
“This is your body, your precious gift –
Pregnant with wisdom you do not hear
Grief you thought you had forgotten
And Joy you have never known”
(Marion Woodman)
Date:- 17th & 18th March 2012
Venue:- SAP, 1 Daleham Gardens, London NW3 5BY
Times:- 17th March: 3.30pm registration for 4pm start – 6.30pm
18th March: 9.30am for 10am start - 4.30pm
Cost:- £135 including a sandwich lunch
Please wear comfortable, layered, lose clothing and bring a notebook. Art materials will be provided.Please apply to SAP Tel: 020 7435 7696
The workshop will be led by:
Marian Dunlea has been a psychotherapist for thirty years and currently has a private practice in Kinvara, Co. Galway, on the edge of the Burren. In her work, Marian draws on her experience as a Jungian Analyst, facilitator of BodySoul Rhythms Workshops, with the Marion Woodman Foundation and her training in Trauma Work – Somatic Experiencing of Peter Levine.
Wendy Bratherton is a Professional Member of SAP and works in Private Practice in Cambridge. She is a Craniosacral Practitioner and has completed the Leadership Programme with the Marion Woodman Foundation.
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