⚲ LOS ALTOS, CALIFORNIA
up to 8
participants
8 meetings
on Saturdays, 2/month
$480
What is this course about?
The Assagioli's Basic Model of the Person will be presented, followed by the exploration of the psychosynthesis concepts associated with aspects of the model.
This will include:
- the levels of the unconscious
- the stages of psychosynthesis
- subpersonalities
- disidentification
- the psychosynthesis developmental model
- “I” and Self
- Self-realization
What is this course about?
The Assagioli's Basic Model of the Person will be presented, followed by the exploration of the psychosynthesis concepts associated with aspects of the model.
This will include:
- the levels of the unconscious
- the stages of psychosynthesis
- subpersonalities
- disidentification
- the psychosynthesis developmental model
- “I” and Self
- Self-realization
Learning Objectives
At the conclusion of this program, participants will be able to:
- Describe the history of psychosynthesis and its place in the field of transpersonal psychology.
- List the elements of Assagioli’s basic model of the person.
- Explain the differences between the three levels of the unconscious.
- Describe what subpersonalities are and their origins.
- Describe one’s own prominent subpersonalities as well as identify several major ones in another individual.
- Describe the relationship between conflicting subpersonalities.
- Explain “I," the essence of who we are.
- Compare the difference between disidentification and dissociation.
- Explain the impact of wounding, as presented in the development model.
- Describe survival unifying centers and explain the internalization of them.
- Demonstrate the role of authentic unifying centers in an individual’s life, both those of the past and those in the present.
- Discuss how addictions and compulsions are linked to our wounding.
- Describe the higher unconscious, the repressed potential in us.
- Explain the concept of Self in psychosynthesis, and its relationship with “I.”
- Explain the difference between the “call” of Self (Self-realization) and the demands of strong personality elements.
Learning Objectives
At the conclusion of this program, participants will be able to:
- Describe the history of psychosynthesis and its place in the field of transpersonal psychology.
- List the elements of Assagioli’s basic model of the person.
- Explain the differences between the three levels of the unconscious.
- Describe what subpersonalities are and their origins.
- Describe one’s own prominent subpersonalities as well as identify several major ones in another individual.
- Describe the relationship between conflicting subpersonalities.
- Explain “I," the essence of who we are.
- Compare the difference between disidentification and dissociation.
- Explain the impact of wounding, as presented in the development model.
- Describe survival unifying centers and explain the internalization of them.
- Demonstrate the role of authentic unifying centers in an individual’s life, both those of the past and those in the present.
- Discuss how addictions and compulsions are linked to our wounding.
- Describe the higher unconscious, the repressed potential in us.
- Explain the concept of Self in psychosynthesis, and its relationship with “I.”
- Explain the difference between the “call” of Self (Self-realization) and the demands of strong personality elements.
Presenter
MA, LMFT
Svetlana studied Psychosynthesis Therapy at the Institute of Transpersonal Psychology (now Sofia University). Currently, she is an adjunct faculty at Sofia University MACP program. Svetlana enjoys sharing her knowledge with colleagues.
Cancellations 7 days prior: If you cancel at least 7 days before the group begins, you will receive a refund minus a $50 processing fee.
Cancellations less than 7 days prior: If you cancel less than 7 days before the group begins, you have two options:
- Apply the payment as a credit toward the next group or other services at Playhouse Family and Group Therapy.
- Receive a 70% refund.
Cancellations by Facilitator: If the event is canceled by the facilitator, you will receive a full refund.
No refunds after series started: Once the group has started, no refunds will be issued.
Cancellations less than 7 days prior: If you cancel less than 7 days before the group begins, you have two options:
- Apply the payment as a credit toward the next group or other services at Playhouse Family and Group Therapy.
- Receive a 70% refund.
Cancellations by Facilitator: If the event is canceled by the facilitator, you will receive a full refund.
No refunds after series started: Once the group has started, no refunds will be issued.
Cancellations 7 days prior: If you cancel at least 7 days before the group begins, you will receive a refund minus a $50 processing fee.
Cancellations less than 7 days prior: If you cancel less than 7 days before the group begins, you have two options:
- Apply the payment as a credit toward the next group or other services at Playhouse Family and Group Therapy.
- Receive a 70% refund.
Group Cancellations by Facilitator: If the group is canceled by the facilitator, you will receive a full refund.
No Refunds After Group Start: Once the group has started, no refunds will be issued.
Cancellations less than 7 days prior: If you cancel less than 7 days before the group begins, you have two options:
- Apply the payment as a credit toward the next group or other services at Playhouse Family and Group Therapy.
- Receive a 70% refund.
Group Cancellations by Facilitator: If the group is canceled by the facilitator, you will receive a full refund.
No Refunds After Group Start: Once the group has started, no refunds will be issued.
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