Exploring the hidden dynamics in our relationships
For Individuals, Couples, Families, Friends, Colleagues, Therapists, Coaches and Facilitators
ALL WELCOME
Byron Bay 17th (7pm – 9pm ), 18th and 19th April (10am – 5pm) 2015
(Friday evening can be attended on its own)
We are excited about offering this 2 ½ day workshop in Byron Bay, also known as Cavanbah, a traditional meeting place for the Arakwal people and other Bundjalung nation tribes, where relationships with each other, with nature and with dreaming tracks are of great importance.
WORKSHOP CONTENT
Ram Dass once said that,
relationships are the royal road to enlightenment
In the many convolutions held in relationship dynamics we may indeed find the key to new learning and growth. Through experiencing the rapture, ecstasy, intimacy, attraction, horniness, challenge, conflict, fun, excitement, loss, jealousy, betrayal and the myriad of other encounters we have through exchange with others, we can access a pathway into deeper aspects of ourselves.
During the course of the workshop we will pay particular attention to our interactions and to our reactions, using our awareness to find transformative meaning within them, so that we are able to integrate new attitudes and ways of behaving both in relationship to ourselves and others.
Our special interest will be on what can be learned by understanding more about the qualities held by power and money and how they play out in relationships. We are often unaware of how economics, rank and power held, or not held, by those in interaction effect and influence the dynamics between us. In any one interaction we are juggling many different kinds of power, and giving intended and unintended signals to others. How we perceive the power differential depends on how we experience and use our own sense of power and position. We will learn how to recognize and use our different types of power more wisely and consciously through exploring hidden rank dynamics (spiritual, psychological and social). We will also look at the role money plays in how we value ourselves and others and how this is expressed in relationships between individuals, in groups, systems and cultures.
In exploring our own styles, attitudes and sense of power both theoretically and experientially during this weekend, we will be enhancing our ability to hold awareness of relationship dynamics and to metacommunicate about them, thus enabling us to interact authentically with others.
THE FACILITATORS
Dr Ingrid Rose
ingridrose.net
Ingrid has spent 40 years of her life exploring various modalities that enhance human potential and growth, all of which contribute to her eclectic style and method in working with others. She has doctorates in clinical psychology and social ecology. One of her main areas of application of process work is in therapy with individuals, couples, families and groups. She has had extensive experience teaching many groups all over the world. She currently has a private practice and is the Dean of Programs and a faculty member of the Process Work Institute in Portland Oregon.
Vicki Henricks (MAPW, Dip PW)
byroncoaching.com.au
Vicki is the Director of the Byron International Coaching Centre offering executive coaching, counselling and psychotherapy. She has been working with organisations and individuals for over 25 years and is passionate about helping people to connect to their deeper vision, goals and path in life. She is known for her “down to earth” practical style and is often called upon to facilitate relationship conflicts in organisations.
She has a Masters degree in Process Work and is currently the Director of the Global Coaching Institute and a faculty member of the Australian and New Zealand Process Oriented Psychology (ANZPOP).
REGISTRATION
Workshop Fee
$280 (Early Bird until April 3rd 2015
$320 (After April 3rd 2015)
$30 (Friday Evening 7pm – 9pm only)
For Booking and Further Enquiries
Byron Coaching Website
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 0409 713 397
