Facilitator: Ulla-Stina Johansson, a psychotherapist, supervisor and teacher in existential psychology and psychotherapy, focusing and meditation.
Time: 26.4.2021 17:30 – 19:90 (EET) at Zoom
To whom: The workshop is intended for focusers, so participation requires completion of at least a Focusing I level training.
In our humanity is inbuilt to make mistakes, feeling guilt and shame and not being able to meet our own or other persons requirements. Something in us could feel discomfort, wrong, not-enough or bad and the self-critic could awake inside. We have, often out of necessity, let these parts go into exile and left us with feelings of confusion, numbness and less aliveness.
How would it be in our personal life, as well as in society, if we begin to listen to and welcome the parts in us who feels wrong, not-enough or bad? If we let the body guide us to be aware of, own and include these parts we could be more healed, abundant and alive.
In relation to other persons and society, we could contribute to the realization of being interconnected while allowing us all to be differentiated. In this workshop, in a small group at zoom, we will from a safe place in presence gently explore our felt sense around parts in us who feel wrong, bad or ashamed. We will work with attunement in the whole group, focusing in break-out rooms and sharing in the whole group
Price: 40 euros
30 euros for members of the Finnish Focusing Association
Registration: at email yhdistys(at)fokusointi.fi on the 14th of April latest. The workshop is in a small group, 8 person max.
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Ulla-Stina Johansson works as a psychotherapist, supervisor and
teacher in existential psychology and psychotherapy, focusing and
meditation. I am interested in questions at the crossroads of
philosophy, psychology and spirituality.
Academic and training qualifications:
BA Psychology, University of Gothenburg, Sweden.
MSc Psych, University of Gothenburg, Sweden.
University Diploma in Psychotherapy, University of Linkoping, Sweden.
Adv. Dip. Existential Psychotherapy, Swedish Association for Existential Psychotherapy.
Certified Focusing Professional, Focusing-Oriented Therapy, The Focusing Institute.
Ulla-Stina’s webpage / Facebook:
www.existera.net
www.facebook.com/existera.net
