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PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALING PARADIGM WHEEL
The HEART OF POWER program is a shamanic approach designed to get underneath the mental illness to the cause of the original imbalance. Shamanism focuses on the proper use of energy and how to regain balance. It goes to the “heart” of the matter and enables healing from the inside out. Humans are in physical form to learn and grow. The key to learning and growing is to find health, hope, happiness, harmony and humour throughout one’s life. These teachings bring the understanding of what it means to be at ease in the physical body and how to deal with life’s challenges without falling apart and without undue stress.
SHAMANISM
Shamanism is the study and perception of energy and its use. When we come to understand energy and its uses we can find balance. Imbalances of energy create illnesses of all kinds: emotional, mental, physical, spiritual, and sexual. Shamanism has a unique approach of getting to the core which involves the “dismemberment” of the old self and ways of being in order to remember the healed self. Once this occurs maintaining and sustaining health becomes the focus. |
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JOHN ARDAGH is a psychotherapist, educator, musician, a Roadperson on the Sweet Medicine Sundance path and a clinical member of the Ontario Society of Psychotherapists. He teaches in the Red Lodge Longhouse Program and the Quodoushka spiritual sexuality workshops. The shamanic healing paradigm and men’s healing are a special focus for him.
ANNE TREBILCOCK is a psychotherapist, registered nurse and healer with a corporate background in the pharmaceutical field. She currently works with cancer survivors and is an assistant teacher in the Red Lodge Longhouse Program. She has been involved with the Sweet Medicine Sundance teachings for the past 12 years.
CAROLINA EDWARDS is a psychotherapist and faculty at the Gestalt Institute of Toronto. She is also an audiologist and international lecturer in counseling for habilitative professions. She has been on the Sweet Medicine Sundance Path for the past 10 years and is an assistant teacher in the Red Lodge Longhouse.
HEART OF POWER DATES
AND TIMES
Thursdays 9:30 am - 12:30 pm
| January |
24th |
2008 |
| February |
7th |
2008 |
| February |
21st |
2008 |
| March |
6th |
2008 |
| March |
20th |
2008 |
| April |
10th |
2008 |
| April |
24th |
2008 |
| May |
8th |
2008 |
| May |
15th |
2008 |
| June |
5th |
2008 |
| June |
14th |
10am - 10pm |
| June |
15th |
10am - 5 pm |
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The HEART OF POWER program is a unique approach to mental health using shamanic theory and practices. It is designed for active practitioners, counselors and therapists in allied mental health arenas. You will learn to use the shamanic gifts of the gaze, the gait, the voice and heart of power. They are the key to making impact that will empower your clients to heal.
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE ENHANCEMENT
- Develop techniques and tools of challenge to foster self responsibility even when working with difficult clients
- Learn how to counteract self sabotaging behaviors
- Gain new and innovative approaches to work with fear, depression, anxiety and stress
- Regain your inspiration, passion and motivation in your practice
- Bridge the concept of spirit as part of the healing process
- Learn interventions that get you to the “heart” of the matte
TEACHINGS AND TECHNIQUES
- Shamanic Healing Paradigm
- Mental Illness and Addiction Teachings
- Diagnostic Wheel of Underlying Causes of Imbalance
- Cycles of Life Wheel
- Pre-Workup Evaluation Form
- Self Victimization Wheel
- Perceiving and Shifting the Assemblage Point of Reality
- Accessing the Shamanic Gaze, the Gait, the Voice and Heart of Power
- Healing Wheels of Faith, Truth, Trust and innocence
- Shamanic Tools, Techniques and Healing Applications
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INSTRUCTORS
JAY TROPIANSKAIA is a psychotherapist, trainer and senior faculty at the Gestalt Institute of Toronto and a Roadperson on the Sweet Medicine Sundance path. She is a teacher in the Red Lodge Longhouse Program and Pattern Shifting, a shamanic addiction program. Her work is committed to creating a bridge between mental health and shamanism |
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