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<P align=center><STRONG><EM>Where Do You Want to Go to Grow? <BR>Earn CE Hours</EM></STRONG></P>
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<P align=center><IMG src="cid:VM4$01$W3785229300$28435@webmail4"> <BR><BR><BR><BR><BR>Take advantage of any one of these wonderful places as you learn the new process of Souldrama, Play and Grow! <BR><BR>This seven stage group model initegrates psychology and spirituality as you learn to access you spiritual intelligence. <BR><BR>Energy follows action. … . Our need to talk, interact and simply be with each other is part of our development. Group psychotherapy is the most viable method for initiating, improving and evaluating connections. Adding action techniques is a dramatic way to alter the process of a group. It focuses the consciousness of the members on their interactions, which in turn channels and enhances the energy within a group. Adding action methods to your repertoire of clinical skills can be a natural step. <BR>When action methods are introduced into a group, other than just verbalization, participants become more present, more aware, and as a consequence, more conscious. Consciousness enhances our interactions by making them intentional. When action is added to the group process it dissolves passivity. Acting on thoughts and feelings gives greater visibility to our inner worlds and greater energy to our words. Action also helps to clarify our thoughts and feeling. This clarity comes as a result of internal and external feedback and can be used to adjust our way of being. Take the opportunity to learn experiential action methods that they can use in their own work. Such action methods as the art of doubling, role reversal, group building, the use of the empty chair, encountering your Higher Power will be taught. All action methods can be applied to addictions as well. If you have insurance you can submit the training portion of your training into your insurer. <BR>Presented by Connie Miller NCC. TEP.LPC, developer and psychodramatist <BR>Published in the Korean Journal of Group Psychotherapy, Routledge; New Advances in Psychchology and the recent Journal Of Creativity In Mental Health <BR>Manuscript ID: 321230 <BR>Souldrama®: Spirituality in Action <BR><BR>You will learn how to combine the two modalities within a group setting to put spirituality into action while combining psychotherapy. <BR><BR>The Method <BR><BR>Elements of Training: Souldrama offers seven stages, in an experiential work, or doorways, of spiritual growth and transformation. Various psychodramatic elements are employed in the trainings, such as role reversal and doubling. The progression of completing each of the seven stages of Souldrama facilitates the co-creative process of the director (facilitator) and the protagonist (lead participant). <BR><BR><BR>All workshops are for personal growth and or training so bring a friend. Details of the trainings are on the website www.souldrama.com.The International Institute of Souldrama is an <BR>Approved Continuing Education Provider (5971) and can offer NBCC approved clock hours for events that meet NBCC requirements. The ACEP solely is responsible for all aspects of the program. <BR>Hours of certification in psychodrama, group psychotherapy and sociometry as approved by the American Board of Psychological Examiners in Sociometry, Group Psychotherapy and Psychodrama. <BR>Souldrama® is an internationally registered trademark US 903 317 <BR></P></FONT>
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<DIV><FONT face=Verdana size=2></FONT> </DIV>Connie Miller TEP, LPC. NCC <BR>http://www.souldrama.com/ <BR>The International Institute of Souldrama <BR>620 Shore Rd <BR>Spring Lake Heights <BR>NJ 07762 USA <BR><BR>1-800-821-9919 <BR></body></html>