Posts tagged: Processwork

To understand why people take drugs, you have to first understand individual motivations. But are some of these motivations universal? And can one unified message help people quit?

Basic information about psychotherapy via Skype.

Addictions can be approached from two perspectives: a “causal” perspective or an “intentional” or “final” perspective.

The web application to facilitate reflection on using behaviors and substances.

The project of republishing the original, printed journal online.

Worldwork seminar 2014, Warsaw, Poland. Photo gallery.

Because you want to take the steps to change; because you want to be connected to people and to yourself (…)
Video advert by Institut für Prozessarbeit, Zürich

Thierry Weidmann’s movie about the beginnings of Processwork in Zurich in the late 1970s.

International, experiential training seminar organized by RSPOP triennally, Worldwork, will be held in Warsaw, Poland in 2014. It is the biggest, global Processwork event, with hundreds of participants and facilitators from all over the world.

Variety of free seminars and workshops as a part of Grundtvig funded project in May 2011.

Information on the areas of help and psychotherapeutic work, e. g. stress, depressions, conflicts, dreams or career, and notes about supervisions, confidentiality and ethics.

Process oriented psychology literature, scripts and publications by Arny and Amy Mindell and the members of the team developing Processwork methods. Websites addresses of schools, centers and private practices all over the world.

Process Oriented Psychology (or Process Work) is a paradigm developed in the 1970. by a Jungian analyst, Arnold Mindell, PhD, and colleagues. At first its applications were limited mostly to psychotherapy. Now it is also a (social) conflict resolution and facilitation tool.

Individual, couples (marriage), family and group psychotherapy in process oriented psychology approach. Home page of the Warsaw based practice.