Developed & Facilitated by: Nader Shabahangi, PhD, LMFT, RCFE Time: 10am-1pm Pacific Time; Checkin 9:45am Online workshop via Zoom utilizing Zoom Breakout Rooms How do we learn to live in these times? How do we prioritize in our life during such a period of upheaval? Our world is undergoing so much change on a daily […]
Developed and Presented by Dr. Kirk Schneider!
Time: 9:45 am to 5:15pm: lunch on our own 12:45-2:15pm
First Unitarian Universalist Society, San Francisco
6 CE credits pending approval*
Related Book, The Depolarizing of America, to be released on June 15, 2020 by University Professors Press
*APA Division 32, Society for Humanistic Psychology is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. APA Division 32, Society for Humanistic Psychology maintains responsibility for this program and its content.
This webinar will present mental health practitioners with a conflict mediation approach that can help them work with the sense of otherness both in themselves and with their clients. This webinar will be both didactic and experiential.
The Power of Presence and Community in Cultivating Self-Compassion
A Day-Long Workshop Developed & Facilitated by: Galia Schechter, PhD
This workshop was created for clinicians who are interested in the dynamic, challenging territory of couples' therapy. Along with helping clinicians more effectively navigate that territory, the workshop also offers insights into our own journeys of intimacy. We begin with the human dilemma that we cannot open to love without opening to where we have been wounded in love. We all have dragons: their job is to protect the gold; in the most fundamental sense, the continued existence of our essential self.
The following themes are explored utilizing didactic elements and case material reinforced by experiential exercises and demonstrations:
The necessity that intimate partners must encounter each other's core wounds.
The inevitability of the experience of betrayal and the archetypal relationship between, trust, betrayal, and forgiveness.
Collaborative approaches to the essential task of repair.
Intimacy as a container for deep healing and ground for individuation.
Embracing a Joyous View of Aging and Living - An Existential, Process-Oriented Approach
A Day-Long Workshop Developed & Facilitated by EHI Core Instructor:
Dr. Nader Shabahangi, MFT, RCFE
Date: Saturday, December 7th, 2019
A day dynamic engagement with Nader Shabahangi, PhD, MFT, RCFE!
EHI Conference From Sigmund Freud to Viktor Frankl to Alfried Längle: The Legacy of Vienna and the Search for Meaning Featuring Honored Guest Dr. Alfried Laengle of Vienna Existential-Humanistic Institute's 10th E-H Conference San Francisco on Nov 30th & Dec 1st, 2018 Therapeutic Professionals, Elders, and Students Welcomed! Held in central San Francisco, Existential-Humanistic Institute's […]
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