International TELE'DRAMA Institute (ITI)
is offering Four Consecutive Wednesdays:
Dreaming Healthy Families
Dates: Four Wednesdays, March 10, 17, 24, 31, 2021
Time:
10:00 am - 1:00 pm Central Time (US, Dallas)
4:00 pm - 7:00 pm Central European Time (CET, 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.
- March 10, 2021: Module ONE
- March 17, 2021: Module TWO
- March 24, 2021: Module THREE
- March 31, 2021: Module FOUR
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.
Description
Module I:
An overview of the concept of “Dreaming Healthy Families”
Helping children and parents find and follow their “life compass.”
Reducing misunderstanding and conflict within families
Improving family problem solving
Transforming family culture
Families as the nexus for global transformation
The importance for clinicians to learn how to access their own life compass and help clients to do the same.
What is your “life compass?”
How family and social scripting turns us into “bonsais”
Differentiating social, personal, and life compass priorities
The life compass and JL Moreno’s sociometry and psychodrama
Ways to access your life compass
The importance and power of dreams
Why and how interviewing life issues accesses your life compass
An interview with a dream or nightmare character
Homework: applying a recommendation of your choice from the interview
Module II:
Interviewing using an on-line format
Benefits of interviewing on line
Personal record
Access for sharing and support
Research
Explanation of the steps of the on-line format
Your interview of JL Moreno on dealing with your life issues using the on-line format
Homework: applying a recommendation of your choice from the interview
Module III:
Differentiating the priorities of your family/society, self, and life compass
Common issues that arise in interviewing others
Issues with staying in role;
Discounting what is heard;
Operationalizing recommendations;
Finding and using a therapist/coach/support person
Interviewing
Homework: interviewing a family member or client;
Helping them apply a recommendation of their choice
Choose someone who you would enjoy having interview YOU
Module IV:
Presenting Dreaming Healthy Families to clients, friends, parents, and children
An imaginative, fun game
A way to build and strengthen family unity, trust, and mutual respect
A way to reduce conflict and drama
Interviewing your own issues regarding helping others find and follow their life compass
Summary: What do you want to take away from this seminar?
How would you like to use what you have learned?
Suggested Homework: Supervise a parent interviewing a child or a child interviewing a parent.
Learning Objectives
By the conclusion of this seminar participants will be able to:
- Interview characters in their own dreams and nightmares;
- Interview characters in the dreams and nightmares of their family, friends, and clients;
- Teach others to Interview characters in their own dreams and nightmares;
- Teach others to interview characters in the dreams and nightmares of their family, friends, and clients;
- Interview personifications of life issues important to them;
- Interview personifications of life issues important to their family, friends, and clients;
- Teach others to Interview personifications of life issues important to them;
- Teach others to Interview personifications of life issues important to their family, friends, and clients.
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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