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“The Archetype of
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Conference
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June 19-22, 2014
Oak Brook - Chicago
DoubleTree by Hilton - Oak Brook
~ ConferenceProgram ~
Thursday - Pre-Conference Workshop
Pre-Conference
10:00 - 4:30
Presenters: Manoj & Jyothi Chalam
“Archetypal Significance of Murtis”
Presenters: Diane Zimberoff & David Hartman
“Shadows, Archetypes, and Shock”
10:00 - 4:30
Friday - Pre-Conference Workshop
10:00 - 5:30
Jyothi & Manoj Chalam
Presenter: James Hollis, PhD
“Dark Selves: Shadow Encounters in Our Personal
and Professional Lives”
Reunion with hors d’oeuvres - Everyone Welcome!
6:00 - 7:00
Saturday - Conference Presentations & Banquet
7:00 - 8:00
8:00 - 9:00
9:00 -10:30
Two day Conference
10:45 - 11:45
12:00 - 2:00
2:00 - 3:00
3:15 - 4:15
7:00 - 8:00
8:00 - 10:00
Kirtan with Joey Lugassy and the band
Registration
James Hollis
Keynote Address by James Hollis
“Clinical Applications of the Wounded Healer Archetype”
Choice: 1. “Trauma, Spirit Helpers and Posttraumatic Growth” - Darleen Lindstrom
2. “Holding the Space of Wholeness” - Victoria Wilson-Jones
Lunch at “Networking Tables”
Choice: 1. “Kicking and Screaming - the Role of the Saboteur” - Susan Heckler
2. “Client Insight through Circus Archetypes” - Sharon DelConte
Choice: 1. “Moving Toward Wholeness through Mastermind” - Sally Valentine, Julie Milne,
Barbara Olszanski, Francesca Richardson Shue
2. “Archetypes and Murtis” - Manoj and Jyothi Chalam
Banquet
Musical Entertainment:
The Beatles’ Yoga - Tracing their Spiritual Journey
Sunday - Conference Plenary Session & Closing
7:30 - 8:30
9:00 - 9:30
9:30 - 11:00
11:30 - 12:00
Kirtan chanting with Joey Lugassy and the band
Welcoming
Master Class Panel Discussion
“Jung and Hypnotherapy” with Diane Zimberoff,
Yvonne Christman, and David Hartman
Closing
The Beatles changed the world
spiritually as well as musically. Join
Phil Goldberg, author of the awardwinning American Veda, and ace
musicians led by Emmy nominated
bhakti rock artist Joey Lugassy for
audios, videos and live music to
illuminate the Beatles’ spiritual story.
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2014
eart-Centered Therapies
“The Archetype of
Protector and Saboteur Embedded in the Nervous System”
Conference
June 19-22, 2014
Oak Brook - Chicago
DoubleTree by Hilton - Oak Brook
~ Pre-Conference Workshops ~
Thursday - Pre-Conference Workshop
Form & Formless: Hindu/Buddhist Archetypes & Enlightenment
Dr. Manoj and Jyothi Chalam
This workshop will be a combination of philosophy and experiential spiritual
practices. Topics discussed will be Archetypes of Hindu/Buddhist deities, Vedanta
Philosophy, Mantra and Kirtan chantings, Mythology, Meditation and Satsang.
Using statues to illustrate, Manoj will relate the symbolism of Hindu and Buddhist
deities to the archetypes within us. Through mythology, learn the four ways to
work with them as part of a spiritual practice. Discover how knowing and working
with your archetypes can profoundly shift you, especially during moments of life
transitions.
Jyothi will illuminate the practices and knowledge of Vedanta that lead to great
peace of mind and prepares you for the goal of analyzing and realizing the Self, or
ultimate freedom. When learnt and properly assimilated, this knowledge has the
power to make you immortal.
Jyothi & Manoj Chalam
Thursday - Pre-Conference Workshop
Shadows: Jungian Aspects of Heart-Centered Therapies
Diane Zimberoff and David Hartman
Shadow parts are like the blind spots in our rear view mirror. One moment we look
out of the mirror and it looks as if we have a clear view, no cars in sight. Then
suddenly, seemingly out of nowhere, a car appears dangerously close to us! Where
did that come from? Similarly in our lives, we may be having a discussion with our
partner, co worker or friend and suddenly "a shadow part" is triggered, reacts to
something said, and jumps out, seemingly without your permission or even awareness!
The power of the Heart-Centered Hypnotherapy work in these situations, when
shadow parts jump out, is that we offer many tools and techniques to help that rear
view mirror give a clear and realistic picture of the traffic which may be there ready
to take you over. This is accomplished by providing the tools to clearly work with
trance states and with the deep subconscious mind. The subconscious mind is a
gold mine ready to be explored through hypnotherapy, to reveal what has been deeply
burried within all of us.
Diane Zimberoff &
David Hartman
Friday - Pre-Conference Workshop
Dark Selves: Shadow Encounters in Our Personal and Professional Lives
Dr. James Hollis
For each of us there are energies, motives, agendas which operate outside our
conscious control and sometimes are contrary to our professed values. These
energies, which Jung collectively identified as the Shadow, might best be defined not
as evil, but as that which makes us uncomfortable with ourselves. Such energies
represent an enormous invitation for greater consciousness, for living more ethically,
and whose integration brings a greater possibility of wholeness. This program will
define and illustrate the many ways in which the Shadow operates in personal and
professional life.
This workshop is designed to bring insight to these questions: What is meant by the
concept of The Shadow? How does the Shadow show up in personal, psychological
life? How does the Shadow manifest collectively in social settings? How does one
gain a greater awareness of the personal and collective Shadow? What Shadow issues
may show up between therapist and client?
James Hollis
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2014
Heart-Centered Therapies
Conference
“The Archetype of
Protector and Saboteur Embedded in the Nervous System”
ConferencePresentations
Saturday - Conference Presentations
June 19-22, 2014
Oak Brook - Chicago
DoubleTree by Hilton
CEUs Available
NASW approval #886422919
NBCC approval #5460
8:00
Registration
9:00
Keynote Address by James Hollis
“Clinical Implications of the Wounded Healer Archetype” –
The Wounded Healer is a term created by psychologist Carl Jung.
A psychotherapist is compelled to treat patients because the
therapist himself is "wounded". That wounding may cause the
therapist to be personally reactive to the client’s issues due to
blind spots in the therapist’s objectivity with his client, resulting
in unconscious countertransference. And yet, one of Jung’s closest
colleagues, Marie Louise Von Franz, said “the wounded healer IS
the archetype of the Self [our wholeness, the God within] and is
at the bottom of all genuine healing procedures.”
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
1. Learn to identify the Wounded Healer at work within.
2. Recognize the clinical implications of falling under the spell
of this archetype.
3. Develop an appreciation for how this archetype can become
a great resource for the conscious therapist.
10:45
1. “Trauma, Spirit Helpers and Posttraumatic Growth” - Darleen Lindstrom
The presentation presents the findings of a phenomenological study in which
eight participants were interviewed about their connection to a Spirit Helper
while experiencing trauma. Participants were clearly able to distinguish
between alter/ego-state experiences versus Spirit Helper experiences. The
reconnection to such experiences, often through hypnosis, serves as a catalyst
for posttraumatic growth and healing.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
1. Identify the core features of traumatic experiences that are likely to
result in the experience of spirit helpers
2. Identify the assessment criteria regarding differences between alter or
ego states versus Spirit Helpers
3. List the posttraumatic growth outcomes of reconnecting, often through
hypnosis, to the initial trauma-based Spirit-Helper connection as well
as connecting in real time to Spirit-Helpers.
10:45
2. “Holding the Space of Wholeness” - Victoria Wilson-Jones
One of the most powerful skills in counseling is holding "heart centered presence".
Healing begins the momentÊa client steps into a healer's energy field, providing
that the practitioner's field is large enough and grounded enough to create a
container that invites the client into their next level of growth and healing.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
1. Identifying the 5 attributes of the heart chakra.: Unconditional love,
Compassion, Innate harmony, Healing presence, The call to service
2. Techniques for focusing on and opening opening the heart chakra energy.
3. Techniques in expanding one's energy field and holding healing space.
12:00
Lunch at “Networking Tables”
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Heart-Centered Therapies
Conference
ConferencePresentations
Saturday - Conference Presentations
CEUs Available
NASW approval #886422919
NBCC approval #5460
2:00
1. “Kicking and Screaming - the Role of the Saboteur” - Susan Heckler
Using case examples I will discuss how trauma led to saboteur behavior like panic
disorder, agoraphobia, compulsive, addictive, and help-seeking / help-rejecting
behavior. By helping the client to heal the relationship between the wounded childself and the protector-saboteur, we reduce symptoms and offer hope and healing.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
1. Learn to reframe the presence of the saboteur in the therapeutic
relationship.
2. Learn how protectors can become valuable resources.
3. Become more aware of one’s own (therapist’s) protectors and how they
become triggered by those of the client.
2:00
2. “Client Insight through Circus Archetypes” - Sharon DelConte
An introduction into how to facilitate a client’s ability to more clearly see their own
strengths, shadows, and belief system while experiencing an archetypal encounter
with Circus Characters.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
1. Review the concept of Jungian Archetypes and the healing process.
2. Demonstrate how personal defenses are lowered when presented with
fanciful circus characters as a focal point.
3. Personally experience insight into one’s own subconscious through the use
of the collective unconscious through Circus Archetypes.
3:15
1. “Moving Toward Wholeness through Mastermind” - Sally Valentine, Julie Milne,
Barbara Olszanski, Francesca Richardson
A functioning Master Mind group for the last 8 years explores a new dimension to
the Master Mind process. Pairing Jung’s concept of the four functions with the four
elements, we explore this interaction and its relevance in the Mastermind process
as a potential for spiritual integration, wholeness and love.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
1. Explore the predominant element of their personality as well as their Jungian
personality type.
2. Describe how integrating the four elements in the Mastermind process can
expand new dimensions of growth and healing.
3. Discuss how exploring the energy of the four elements and Jungian personality
types offers movement towards wholeness.
3:15
2. “Archetypes and Murtis” - Manoj and Jyothi Chalam
Using statues to illustrate, we will relate the symbolism of Hindu and Buddhist
deities to the archetypes within us. Through mythology, we will uncover hidden
symbolisms and learn the four ways to work with them as part of a healing
practice. Discover how knowing and working with your archetypes can profoundly
shift you, especially healing us from deeply embedded trauma, and how these
ancient teachings have practical relevance to your life, bringing peace of mind
and uncovering our underlying common spirit.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
1. Learn how the knowledge of Karma helps you answer the question "Why
do bad things happen to good people and good things happen to bad
people?"
2. Improve your quality of life by understanding exactly how karma works.
3. Find Your Personal Deity/Archetype.
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2014
eart-Centered Therapies
Conference
“The Archetype of
Protector and Saboteur Embedded in the Nervous System”
June 19-22, 2014
Oak Brook - Chicago
DoubleTree by Hilton
Conference Saturday Evening
Saturday - Conference Evening
7:00 - 8:00
8:00 - 10:00
Banquet
Musical Entertainment:
The Beatles’ Yoga - Tracing their Spiritual Journey
The Beatles changed the world spiritually as well as musically. Join Phil Goldberg, author of
the award-winning American Veda, and ace musicians led by Emmy nominated bhakti rock
artist Joey Lugassy for audios, videos and live music to illuminate the Beatles’ spiritual story.
Conference Sunday Morning
Sunday - Conference Plenary Session & Closing
7:30 - 8:30
9:00 - 9:30
9:30 - 11:00
11:30 - 12:00
Kirtan chanting with Joey Lugassy and the band
Welcoming
Master Class Panel Discussion
“Jung and Hypnotherapy” with
Diane Zimberoff, Yvonne Christman, and David Hartman
Closing
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