EXPERIENCE PROCESSWORK: The Sampler Series (2023)

Get a taste of the treasure in ancient Indian philosophies and how to apply them in our lives. Processwork has drawn a lot of concepts and ideas from eastern philosophical texts. From India and the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali or the Zen Buddhism texts and allusions to Laotzse and the projective techniques like the I Ching, Processwork is rooted to a large extent in the mystical philosophy and texts of the East.

In this free webinar, Anuradha Deb will share learnings from texts that go back to 3rd & 4th BCE, and how they relate to Processwork concepts of conflict, roles and fields.

As the climate crisis is becoming more evident, many individuals and social groups are suffering the effects generated by an uncertainty in the future of humanity. During this presentation we will explore the concept of Trauma on both individual and collective levels and how we can view all this through a process-oriented lens. Economic disparities, injustice directed towards marginalized groups, and exploitation of the land and its resources, coupled with a global pandemic have contributed to increasing emotional and psychological symptoms.

Processwork offers us ways to explore challenges with the view that within each encounter with disturbance lies an opportunity for development and growth of awareness. In addition, we can harness something meaningful and useful when encountering obstacles through the use of tools and techniques found within the paradigm.

Our bodies are sensitive instruments. We sense a world inside and out. The earth's dreams move through us. Our life is an earth dream, manifesting a reality through our perception. In this mini workshop, we will be tuning into our body wisdom to deepen our connection to our earth. When drawing we slow down and give space for dreaming. Process Oriented innerwork is a deep practice for our wellbeing and for the planet.This webinar is ideal for you if you are:

• interested in a process oriented innerwork practice
• wanting to connect to your body and the earth
• or if you want to include drawing as part of your practice.

Learn how to recognize and appreciate all your characteristics. In this class, we’ll work with all sides of our strengths and weaknesses. We’ll explore a trait, and learn about the good, bad, ugly and beautiful. Through this, we can make more parts of ourselves accessible.

Blending and expanding your knowledge about ways of working within trauma sensitive orientation.

This one hour webinar will focus on discussing similarities and differences between Processwork and Trauma-Informed Care approach in mainstream social services and mental health services. We will explore the work in those contexts on individual, group, and collective levels. If you work in the mainstream, come and learn what Processwork offers; if you are a Processwork student or practitioner, come and learn about the mainstream trauma sensitive orientation. All are welcome!

This webinar is ideal forBehavioral Health practitioners, Processwork students or practitioners.

This webinar will offer an opportunity for folks to explore a variety of states of consciousness that are outside of our normal awareness. These are often ways of experiencing and perceiving that we long for and get to through such things as addictions, creativity, ecstasy, illness and near-death experiences. They also often happen to us where our tendency is to marginalize them as they are unfamiliar to our usual ways of being. We will be exploring through theory, demonstrations and exercises.

Key Takeaways:

• Introduction to a processwork application that includes some basic theoretical principles of the paradigm
• Introduction to a range of attitudes (metaskills) valuable in working with oneself, relationship and world issues.

Having critical voices in our heads is both annoying and worse, debilitating. Why can’t these voices support us instead of only finding fault? That is the basis of our journey. Beginning with noticing and first contact, we will wade in to create relationship with these ornery characters that are, after all, a part of ourselves. Though they may not be the most attractive, you can learn to work with these critical voices, and with time and perseverance, they can change…becoming a more neutral critical awareness. This journey is definitely worth the time and effort.

Key Takeaways:

• Raise your awareness to your personal process
• Discover and appreciate the differences between everyday reality and dreaming. Learn to work with dream figures and roles.

• Identify the distinctions between the dream figure (inner critic) and the energy it has (the power you need to manage it)

Each of us have central powers that get us through life. For one person it is their compassion, for another their creativity, and for the next person their ability to be confrontative. However other equally important core powers are blocked by family, society, and by unprocessed family and cultural history.For example someone is very loving as a core power but their powers to protect themselves are blocked off, so they are repeatedly wounded in this loving area of great sensitivity and strength. In this webinar we look at how to identify our core woundings, and how to build our totality shield to restore our connection to our wholeness.

Key Takeaways:

Key Takeaways:

• A sense of the mystery behind the mundane
• A practical tool to notice the structure beneath experience
• You'll witness (or participate in) a short piece of Processwork that will both demonstrate the theory and be moving and inspiring

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- Learn more about your relationship style and find new ways for intimacy and connection

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