International TELE'DRAMA Institute (ITI)
is offering Four Consecutive Wednesdays:
Experiential Strategies for Thriving During Coronavirus
Dates: Four Wednesdays, April 21, April 28, May 5, May 12, 2021
Time:
9:00 am - 12:00 pm Central Time (US, Dallas)
4:00 pm - 7:00 pm Central European Summer Time (CEST, Berlin)
Presenters:
Joseph Dillard, PhD, Founder of the Integral Deep Listening (IDL) Method
Language: ENGLISH
3 hours per week face-to-face theoretical and experiential learning;
optional individual assignments and group discussions during the rest of the week. Attending ALL four sessions is recommended for the complete experience as well as exploring and respecting the group dynamics.
- April 21, 2021: Module ONE
- April 28, 2021: Module TWO
- May 5, 2021: Module THREE
- May 12, 2021: Module FOUR
Description:
Learn how to use the amazing perspectives provided by dreams, nightmares, and waking life dramas to access our unique life compass to find our way through the epidemic and help our clients and loved ones to do the same.
Anxiety is the most common of all mental health issues, and when we reduce it our thinking is clearer and our responses are less reactive or clouded by doubt, worry, and catastrophizing.
When we apply Moreno’s sociometry to our dreams, nightmares, and life nightmares, like the epidemic, perspectives come into view that heal, balance, and transform, showing our path forward through our present health crisis.
This seminar is not only about Coronavirus and its impact on our lives, but about learning tools to deal with life nightmares - loss, loneliness, abandonment, economic insecurity, tragedy, and most basically, fear itself.
Week 1: An inventory of common client fears associated with the epidemic and the pros and cons of common personal and clinical responses to them. A group interview of coronavirus.
Week 2: How and why interviewing personifications of fears surfaces and defuses them while providing practical recommendations. Example interviews of fear/anxiety/worry.
Week 3: The relationship between fear and the generation of dysfunctional life drama; examples of the Drama Triangle in the three realms of relationship, thinking, dreaming. Example interviews demonstrating how to work with the Drama Triangle with clients.
Week 4: Developing clinical protocols for surfacing, defusing, and transforming client fears. Practitioner/Client examples of the process using group members.
Cost of the Training:
Regular Registration (All 4 Modules): $300
Students & Retirees (All 4 Modules): $220
Regular Registration (Module # 1 Only): $80
Students & Retirees (Module # 1 Only): $60
Payment, in case of cancellation, will be credited to future workshops.
For partial scholarship opportunities contact joseph.dillard@gmail.com
Participants receive up to 12 hours through the
- Integral Deep Listening Institute https://www.integraldeeplistening.com/dreaming-healthy-families/
You will receive the zoom invitation via email.
The best way to participate is through your computer; however you may attend via a tablet or cellphone.
Presenter:
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Joseph Dillard, LCSW, Ph.D., has been a student of healing, balancing, and transformation since exposure to meditation and dreamwork through the work of the exceptional medical clairvoyant, Edgar Cayce, beginning in 1963, when he was thirteen. He studied philosophy, psychology, and comparative religion in college and taught meditation and dreamwork widely. He has worked as a psychotherapist specializing in pain management, anxiety, depression, addiction, and stress disorders since 1976. Concerned with the projective aspects of traditional dream interpretation, in 1981 he developed a dream character interviewing process called Dream Sociometry, after methods pioneered by J.L.Moreno. This work is a type of dream yoga, or psychospiritual discipline, whose purpose is to outgrow the self-induced dramas of our waking and dreaming lives. It is also a process of transpersonal awakening, called Integral Deep Listening (IDL). In 1985 Dr. Dillard co-authored Dreamworking, How to Use Your Dreams for Creative Problem Solving with Stanley Krippner, a pioneer in dream telepathy and shamanic healing. In addition to Waking Up, he is the author of a series of texts used in the IDL Practitioner training program: Integral Deep Listening: Awakening Your Life compass; Transformational Dreamwork: Toward an Integral Approach to Deep Listening; Escaping the Drama Triangle in the Three Realms: Relationships, Thinking, Dreaming; Integral Deep Listening Interviewing Techniques, Integral Deep Listening Practitioner, Transcending Your Monkey Mind: The Five Trees and Meditation,. He is also the author of Dream Sociometry, Understanding the Dream Sociogram; Seven Octaves of Enlightenment: Integral Deep Listening Pranayama; Ending Nightmares for Good; Light from Heaven: Deep Listening to Near Death Experiences; Words and Concepts that Are and Are Not Conducive to Enlightenment; Der Weg der Traume (German). More information is available at DreamYoga.Com and IntegralDeepListening.Com.
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