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SUMMARY:Alumni Seminar in Vihula
DESCRIPTION:We wish to invite GIS graduates to meet each other and use this occasion both as a reunion and a network opportunity for all graduated students\, practitioners\, and teachers in GIS. Our wish is to facilitate a creative seminar focusing on Gestalt and Network\, a seminar where our unity in Gestalt is re-created and strengthened\, and where we get together in various groups of interest for further networking. \nA lot has happened since the first group started as the “Old GIS” in 1976 – but one thing is unchanged: Gestalt is still the focus and platform for all our activities: Gestalt in the Psychotherapeutic Field\, Gestalt in Organizations and in Leadership\, Gestalt in Teaching and Learning and Gestalt in Art and Artistic Professions. \nJarkko from Finland has urged and inspired us to use the traditional Vihula seminar week to invite GIS graduates to a re-union\, going for contact and creative inspiration. \nWe have invited Sue Congram from England as a facilitator for the week. Sue is a profound Gestalt Consultant\, teacher\, and therapist. Sue´s experience will be a gift for this group of other experienced Gestalt practitioners. Several of you may have an idea of something to offer and present. Jarkko has for example already offered to give a mini lecture about his late inspiring visit to NY. \nPlease contribute with your ideas on specific networking topics and possibilities. \nWe aim to use this seminar for possible Networking initiatives. Our wish is to support the strong Gestalt community\, that includes all graduation years\, gestalt groups and faculty generations. Just imagine all the creativity arising from a larger and more active community.\nWe are looking forward to letting you know what has happened with GIS over the past 47 years\, and we are also very much looking forward to hearing\, how your journey has been since your first meeting with Gestalt. \nSeminar Dates\nTuesday\, April 11th\, 18:00 to Sunday\, April 16th\, 14:00\, 2023 at Vihula\, Estonia. \nSeminar Fee\nNordic private GIS-sponsored fee (-40%): 6.260 DKK/840 Euro\nBaltic private GIS-sponsored fee (-50%): 5.220 DKK/700 Euro \nAirport Transfer\nCost for transfer bus to and from Vihula is Nordic 300 DKK\, 40 EUR Estonian 225 DKK\, 30 EUR. \n\n\n\nAccommodation\n\n\nDouble room:\nDKK\nEuro\n\n\nNordic:\n6.700\n900\n\n\nBaltic:\n5.950\n800\n\n\nSingle room:\n8.250\n1110\n\n\n\nLeader\nSue Congram. \nInformation\nPlease visit our webpage for more information about our institute. You can also call us on +45 59 47 00 17 or mail us on gis@gis-international.com. \nDeadline for signing up is March 15th 2023.
URL:https://gis-international.dk/seminar/alumni-seminar-in-vihula/
LOCATION:Vihula Manor\, Vihula Küla Haljala Vald\, Vihula\, 45402\, Estland\, Vihula\, 45402\, Estonia
CATEGORIES:Post Graduate
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SUMMARY:Gestalt Approach to Psychopathology - 3/3 Weekend on Orø
DESCRIPTION:The Basics of Psychopathology – a Gestalt Therapy Approach: In 2021\, Gestalt Institute of Scandinavia (GIS-International) are arranging training in the basics of psychopathology at Orø in Denmark. The workshops offer the possibility to discuss and learn about major clinical issues and to find new understanding of the sufferin\, that characterizes modern societies. This approach to psychopathology and diagnosis connects clinical practice to the wider social phenomena. \nThe training\, which consists of three long weekend workshops over a period of eight months\, will take place at Hegnegaarden – the home of GIS-International located at Orø in Denmark. It will be run in English by experienced senior trainers from France and Italy. We welcome professional Gestalt therapists from Denmark and the rest of Europe to participate in this series of interesting workshops! \nWhat: Psychopathology Training with Gestalt Approach\nWhen: 3 Weekends in the Period of March – September 2021\nWhere: Hegnegaarden\, Orø\, Denmark\nWho: Gestalt Therapists or Students at the Last part of the Gestalt Training\nTrainers: Margherita Spagnuolo Lobb\, Gianni Francesetti & Jean-Marie Robine \nThe leaders of these workshops are senior International trainers; Margherita Spagnuolo Lobb director of Istituto di Gestalt HCC (Italy)\, Gianni Francesetti director of Instituto Internationale di Psicopatologia e Psicoterapia della Gestalt (Italy) and Jean-Marie Robine former director of\nInstitut Francais de Gestalt-Thérapie (France). \nThe Italian training institutes are today widely recognized for further developing the principles of Gestalt therapy especially in terms of the ongoing dialogue with the demands of contemporary society and emerging sufferings. Jean-Marie Robine who contributes to training programs in a number of countries was the director of Institut Français de Gestalt-thérapie from 1980 to 2007. All trainers are actively contributing to the development of Gestalt therapy and are authors of many articles and books. \n“As Gestalt Therapists\, how can we Approach Psychopathology and Diagnosis?”\n“How is the Understanding of Clinical Issues Enhanced by our Radical Contact-Boundary Perspective?”\n“How Does our Theory Open New Horizons on Human Suffering and Contemporary Disturbances?” \nThe schedule of the psychopathology workshops:\nWORKSHOP 1: “Narcissistic and borderline experiences: advancements in Gestalt therapy”\nDATES: Friday March 5th – Sunday March 7th\, 2021: \n\nFriday 9:00-18:30 (lunchbreak 13:00-14:00)\nSaturday 9:00-18:30 (lunchbreak 13:00-14:00)\nSunday 9:00-14:00 (lunchbreak 13:00-14:00)\nLOCATION: Hegnegaarden\, Næsbyvej 28\, 4305 Orø\, Denmark\n\nDESCRIPTION: The first workshop will be led by psychologist and psychotherapist Margherita Spagnuolo Lobb\, who is the founder and current director of Istituto di Gestalt HCC. She invites us to look at relational disturbances which emerge from social change. Clinical evidence is today on depressive disturbances\, or narcissistic and borderline experiences\, gender identity\, anxiety disturbances and body desensitization. In this seminar narcissistic and borderline experiences will be approached\, and the traumatic basic experiences in these personality disorders will be described and seen in clinical examples. \nWORKSHOP 2: “Absence Is a Bridge Between Us. Gestalt Therapy with Depressive Experiences.”\nDATES: Friday June 25th – Sunday June 27th\, 2021: \n\nFriday 9:00-18:30 (lunchbreak 13:00-14:00)\nSaturday 9:00-18:30 (lunchbreak 13:00-14:00)\nSunday 9:00-14:00 (lunchbreak 13:00-14:00)\nLOCATION: Hegnegaarden\, Næsbyvej 28\, 4305 Orø\, Denmark\n\nDESCRIPTION: The second workshop will be given by psychiatrist and Gestalt therapist Gianni Francesetti. According to the WHO\, depression is currently the fourth most urgent global health problem. Therapists need to find orientation as to what risks\, resources\, tools or therapeutic position\, for example\, they have to be able to consider when and how to work with depressive experiences. Apart from theoretical frames\, practical experiences will be explored and discussed from a Gestalt therapy perspective. The goal is to provide practical skills to improve the competences of psychotherapists working with this common form of suffering. \nWORKSHOP 3: “Anxiety and Shame”\nDATES: Friday September 24th – Sunday September 26th\, 2021: \n\nFriday 9:00-18:30 (lunchbreak 13:00-14:00)\nSaturday 9:00-18:30 (lunchbreak 13:00-14:00)\nSunday 9:00-14:00 (lunchbreak 13:00-14:00)\nLOCATION: Hegnegaarden\, Næsbyvej 28\, 4305 Orø\, Denmark\n\nDESCRIPTION: The third workshop will be led by French psychologist and psychotherapist Jean-Marie Robine. In the first part of the workshop we will look at how anxiety interrupts or disturbs the gestalt sequence and allows specific disturbing modalities of contact to “enter the dance” in a specific moment. Jean-Marie Robine has researched and written extensively on shame. He is especially interested in how the therapeutic situation activates or creates shame in the client: “It is the gaze of the other which produces the shame”. In the second part of this both theoretical and experiential workshop shame will also relate to the Gestalt therapy approach to field perspective and a Gestalt therapy theory of affects and emotions. \nPARTICIPANTS:\nA maximum of 25 participants will be accepted for this training. Previous training in gestalt therapy and a minimum of clinical experience is required. \nPRICE:\n\nFee for all 3 weekends: 10.800 DKK 1.460 Euro\nAccommodation for all 3 weekends all inclusive:\n\nDouble room per participant 7.125 DKK 760 Euro\nSingle room 9.375 DKK 1.260 Euro\n\n\n\nSIGN UP:\nDeadline for sign up is January 1st 2021.\nSign up by sending a mail to gis@GIS-International.dk or call +45 59 47 00 17. \nDownload Event as PDF
URL:https://gis-international.dk/seminar/the-basics-of-psychopathology-2-weekend-on-oro-2/
LOCATION:Orø\, Næsbyvej 28\, Orø\, 4305\, Denmark
CATEGORIES:Post Graduate
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SUMMARY:Gestalt Approach to Psychopathology - 2/3 Weekend on Orø
DESCRIPTION:The Basics of Psychopathology – a Gestalt Therapy Approach: In 2021\, Gestalt Institute of Scandinavia (GIS-International) are arranging training in the basics of psychopathology at Orø in Denmark. The workshops offer the possibility to discuss and learn about major clinical issues and to find new understanding of the sufferin\, that characterizes modern societies. This approach to psychopathology and diagnosis connects clinical practice to the wider social phenomena. \nThe training\, which consists of three long weekend workshops over a period of eight months\, will take place at Hegnegaarden – the home of GIS-International located at Orø in Denmark. It will be run in English by experienced senior trainers from France and Italy. We welcome professional Gestalt therapists from Denmark and the rest of Europe to participate in this series of interesting workshops! \nWhat: Psychopathology Training with Gestalt Approach\nWhen: 3 Weekends in the Period of March – September 2021\nWhere: Hegnegaarden\, Orø\, Denmark\nWho: Gestalt Therapists or Students at the Last part of the Gestalt Training\nTrainers: Margherita Spagnuolo Lobb\, Gianni Francesetti & Jean-Marie Robine \nThe leaders of these workshops are senior International trainers; Margherita Spagnuolo Lobb director of Istituto di Gestalt HCC (Italy)\, Gianni Francesetti director of Instituto Internationale di Psicopatologia e Psicoterapia della Gestalt (Italy) and Jean-Marie Robine former director of\nInstitut Francais de Gestalt-Thérapie (France). \nThe Italian training institutes are today widely recognized for further developing the principles of Gestalt therapy especially in terms of the ongoing dialogue with the demands of contemporary society and emerging sufferings. Jean-Marie Robine who contributes to training programs in a number of countries was the director of Institut Français de Gestalt-thérapie from 1980 to 2007. All trainers are actively contributing to the development of Gestalt therapy and are authors of many articles and books. \n“As Gestalt Therapists\, how can we Approach Psychopathology and Diagnosis?”\n“How is the Understanding of Clinical Issues Enhanced by our Radical Contact-Boundary Perspective?”\n“How Does our Theory Open New Horizons on Human Suffering and Contemporary Disturbances?” \nThe schedule of the psychopathology workshops:\nWORKSHOP 1: “Narcissistic and borderline experiences: advancements in Gestalt therapy”\nDATES: Friday March 5th – Sunday March 7th\, 2021: \n\nFriday 9:00-18:30 (lunchbreak 13:00-14:00)\nSaturday 9:00-18:30 (lunchbreak 13:00-14:00)\nSunday 9:00-14:00 (lunchbreak 13:00-14:00)\nLOCATION: Hegnegaarden\, Næsbyvej 28\, 4305 Orø\, Denmark\n\nDESCRIPTION: The first workshop will be led by psychologist and psychotherapist Margherita Spagnuolo Lobb\, who is the founder and current director of Istituto di Gestalt HCC. She invites us to look at relational disturbances which emerge from social change. Clinical evidence is today on depressive disturbances\, or narcissistic and borderline experiences\, gender identity\, anxiety disturbances and body desensitization. In this seminar narcissistic and borderline experiences will be approached\, and the traumatic basic experiences in these personality disorders will be described and seen in clinical examples. \nWORKSHOP 2: “Absence Is a Bridge Between Us. Gestalt Therapy with Depressive Experiences.”\nDATES: Friday June 25th – Sunday June 27th\, 2021: \n\nFriday 9:00-18:30 (lunchbreak 13:00-14:00)\nSaturday 9:00-18:30 (lunchbreak 13:00-14:00)\nSunday 9:00-14:00 (lunchbreak 13:00-14:00)\nLOCATION: Hegnegaarden\, Næsbyvej 28\, 4305 Orø\, Denmark\n\nDESCRIPTION: The second workshop will be given by psychiatrist and Gestalt therapist Gianni Francesetti. According to the WHO\, depression is currently the fourth most urgent global health problem. Therapists need to find orientation as to what risks\, resources\, tools or therapeutic position\, for example\, they have to be able to consider when and how to work with depressive experiences. Apart from theoretical frames\, practical experiences will be explored and discussed from a Gestalt therapy perspective. The goal is to provide practical skills to improve the competences of psychotherapists working with this common form of suffering. \nWORKSHOP 3: “Anxiety and Shame”\nDATES: Friday September 24th – Sunday September 26th\, 2021: \n\nFriday 9:00-18:30 (lunchbreak 13:00-14:00)\nSaturday 9:00-18:30 (lunchbreak 13:00-14:00)\nSunday 9:00-14:00 (lunchbreak 13:00-14:00)\nLOCATION: Hegnegaarden\, Næsbyvej 28\, 4305 Orø\, Denmark\n\nDESCRIPTION: The third workshop will be led by French psychologist and psychotherapist Jean-Marie Robine. In the first part of the workshop we will look at how anxiety interrupts or disturbs the gestalt sequence and allows specific disturbing modalities of contact to “enter the dance” in a specific moment. Jean-Marie Robine has researched and written extensively on shame. He is especially interested in how the therapeutic situation activates or creates shame in the client: “It is the gaze of the other which produces the shame”. In the second part of this both theoretical and experiential workshop shame will also relate to the Gestalt therapy approach to field perspective and a Gestalt therapy theory of affects and emotions. \nPARTICIPANTS:\nA maximum of 25 participants will be accepted for this training. Previous training in gestalt therapy and a minimum of clinical experience is required. \nPRICE:\n\nFee for all 3 weekends: 10.800 DKK 1.460 Euro\nAccommodation for all 3 weekends all inclusive:\n\nDouble room per participant 7.125 DKK 760 Euro\nSingle room 9.375 DKK 1.260 Euro\n\n\n\nSIGN UP:\nDeadline for sign up is January 1st 2021.\nSign up by sending a mail to gis@GIS-International.dk or call +45 59 47 00 17. \nDownload Event as PDF
URL:https://gis-international.dk/seminar/the-basics-of-psychopathology-2-weekend-on-oro/
LOCATION:Orø\, Næsbyvej 28\, Orø\, 4305\, Denmark
CATEGORIES:Post Graduate
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SUMMARY:Gestalt Approach to Psychopathology - 1/3 Weekend on Orø
DESCRIPTION:The Basics of Psychopathology – a Gestalt Therapy Approach: In 2021\, Gestalt Institute of Scandinavia (GIS-International) are arranging training in the basics of psychopathology at Orø in Denmark. The workshops offer the possibility to discuss and learn about major clinical issues and to find new understanding of the sufferin\, that characterizes modern societies. This approach to psychopathology and diagnosis connects clinical practice to the wider social phenomena. \nThe training\, which consists of three long weekend workshops over a period of eight months\, will take place at Hegnegaarden – the home of GIS-International located at Orø in Denmark. It will be run in English by experienced senior trainers from France and Italy. We welcome professional Gestalt therapists from Denmark and the rest of Europe to participate in this series of interesting workshops! \nWhat: Psychopathology Training with Gestalt Approach\nWhen: 3 Weekends in the Period of March – September 2021\nWhere: Hegnegaarden\, Orø\, Denmark\nWho: Gestalt Therapists or Students at the Last part of the Gestalt Training\nTrainers: Margherita Spagnuolo Lobb\, Gianni Francesetti & Jean-Marie Robine \nThe leaders of these workshops are senior International trainers; Margherita Spagnuolo Lobb director of Istituto di Gestalt HCC (Italy)\, Gianni Francesetti director of Instituto Internationale di Psicopatologia e Psicoterapia della Gestalt (Italy) and Jean-Marie Robine former director of\nInstitut Francais de Gestalt-Thérapie (France). \nThe Italian training institutes are today widely recognized for further developing the principles of Gestalt therapy especially in terms of the ongoing dialogue with the demands of contemporary society and emerging sufferings. Jean-Marie Robine who contributes to training programs in a number of countries was the director of Institut Français de Gestalt-thérapie from 1980 to 2007. All trainers are actively contributing to the development of Gestalt therapy and are authors of many articles and books. \n“As Gestalt Therapists\, how can we Approach Psychopathology and Diagnosis?”\n“How is the Understanding of Clinical Issues Enhanced by our Radical Contact-Boundary Perspective?”\n“How Does our Theory Open New Horizons on Human Suffering and Contemporary Disturbances?” \nThe schedule of the psychopathology workshops:\nWORKSHOP 1: “Narcissistic and borderline experiences: advancements in Gestalt therapy”\nDATES: Friday March 5th – Sunday March 7th\, 2021: \n\nFriday 9:00-18:30 (lunchbreak 13:00-14:00)\nSaturday 9:00-18:30 (lunchbreak 13:00-14:00)\nSunday 9:00-14:00 (lunchbreak 13:00-14:00)\nLOCATION: Hegnegaarden\, Næsbyvej 28\, 4305 Orø\, Denmark\n\nDESCRIPTION: The first workshop will be led by psychologist and psychotherapist Margherita Spagnuolo Lobb\, who is the founder and current director of Istituto di Gestalt HCC. She invites us to look at relational disturbances which emerge from social change. Clinical evidence is today on depressive disturbances\, or narcissistic and borderline experiences\, gender identity\, anxiety disturbances and body desensitization. In this seminar narcissistic and borderline experiences will be approached\, and the traumatic basic experiences in these personality disorders will be described and seen in clinical examples. \nWORKSHOP 2: “Absence Is a Bridge Between Us. Gestalt Therapy with Depressive Experiences.”\nDATES: Friday June 25th – Sunday June 27th\, 2021: \n\nFriday 9:00-18:30 (lunchbreak 13:00-14:00)\nSaturday 9:00-18:30 (lunchbreak 13:00-14:00)\nSunday 9:00-14:00 (lunchbreak 13:00-14:00)\nLOCATION: Hegnegaarden\, Næsbyvej 28\, 4305 Orø\, Denmark\n\nDESCRIPTION: The second workshop will be given by psychiatrist and Gestalt therapist Gianni Francesetti. According to the WHO\, depression is currently the fourth most urgent global health problem. Therapists need to find orientation as to what risks\, resources\, tools or therapeutic position\, for example\, they have to be able to consider when and how to work with depressive experiences. Apart from theoretical frames\, practical experiences will be explored and discussed from a Gestalt therapy perspective. The goal is to provide practical skills to improve the competences of psychotherapists working with this common form of suffering. \nWORKSHOP 3: “Anxiety and Shame”\nDATES: Friday September 24th – Sunday September 26th\, 2021: \n\nFriday 9:00-18:30 (lunchbreak 13:00-14:00)\nSaturday 9:00-18:30 (lunchbreak 13:00-14:00)\nSunday 9:00-14:00 (lunchbreak 13:00-14:00)\nLOCATION: Hegnegaarden\, Næsbyvej 28\, 4305 Orø\, Denmark\n\nDESCRIPTION: The third workshop will be led by French psychologist and psychotherapist Jean-Marie Robine. In the first part of the workshop we will look at how anxiety interrupts or disturbs the gestalt sequence and allows specific disturbing modalities of contact to “enter the dance” in a specific moment. Jean-Marie Robine has researched and written extensively on shame. He is especially interested in how the therapeutic situation activates or creates shame in the client: “It is the gaze of the other which produces the shame”. In the second part of this both theoretical and experiential workshop shame will also relate to the Gestalt therapy approach to field perspective and a Gestalt therapy theory of affects and emotions. \nPARTICIPANTS:\nA maximum of 25 participants will be accepted for this training. Previous training in gestalt therapy and a minimum of clinical experience is required. \nPRICE:\n\nFee for all 3 weekends: 10.800 DKK 1.460 Euro\nAccommodation for all 3 weekends all inclusive:\n\nDouble room per participant 7.125 DKK 760 Euro\nSingle room 9.375 DKK 1.260 Euro\n\n\n\nSIGN UP:\nDeadline for sign up is January 1st 2021.\nSign up by sending a mail to gis@GIS-International.dk or call +45 59 47 00 17. \nDownload Event as PDF
URL:https://gis-international.dk/seminar/the-basics-of-psychopathology-3-weekends-on-oro/
LOCATION:Orø\, Næsbyvej 28\, Orø\, 4305\, Denmark
CATEGORIES:Post Graduate
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