Dates: September 29 - October 2, 2022, 10 am – 6 pm
Location: Glen Echo, MD and online
Fee: $795, Early Bird $715 if paid by August 29
Payment plan available for full cost registrations
Location: Glen Echo, MD and online
Fee: $795, Early Bird $715 if paid by August 29
Payment plan available for full cost registrations
Endings, Transitions, Beginnings: Managing Major Transitions
Major turning points in one's life can take many forms, and it is often said, As one door closes, another opens. Jim Feil, and his new work Formative Embodiment offers a practitioner workshop exploring what Stanley Keleman described at the three phases of Endings, Transitions (aka Middle Ground) and Beginnings (the Stage of New Formation). These phases are key factors in many turning points in life. You will be learn:
In this course, we will carefully examine the architecture and process of endings, transitions, and beginnings from this formative somatic perspective. We will build on what Keleman calls ¨the open-ended pulse of our formative process, which includes feelings of powerlessness, instability, and emptiness, as well as feelings of power, security, fulness, and wholeness. We will work with the inherent complexity of actions and of feelings to examine the forms, behaviors, and strategies we bring to important situations in our lives.
Our primary tool for inquiry, self-management and self-formation will be Keleman´s ¨Bodying Practice¨, also called the How practice and the Five Steps. The challenge of this work is to be with “the feeling of formation” as it prepares us for effective and satisfying action in the world.
Major turning points in one's life can take many forms, and it is often said, As one door closes, another opens. Jim Feil, and his new work Formative Embodiment offers a practitioner workshop exploring what Stanley Keleman described at the three phases of Endings, Transitions (aka Middle Ground) and Beginnings (the Stage of New Formation). These phases are key factors in many turning points in life. You will be learn:
- New approaches to understanding transitions
- Ways to help clients embrace a “new self” with sense of what is possible
- A transformative somatic framework for embracing the unknown
- Tools for you and your clients for inquiry and awareness for change
- Foundational support that stabilizes anyone through stressful and often necessary periods of personal growth
In this course, we will carefully examine the architecture and process of endings, transitions, and beginnings from this formative somatic perspective. We will build on what Keleman calls ¨the open-ended pulse of our formative process, which includes feelings of powerlessness, instability, and emptiness, as well as feelings of power, security, fulness, and wholeness. We will work with the inherent complexity of actions and of feelings to examine the forms, behaviors, and strategies we bring to important situations in our lives.
Our primary tool for inquiry, self-management and self-formation will be Keleman´s ¨Bodying Practice¨, also called the How practice and the Five Steps. The challenge of this work is to be with “the feeling of formation” as it prepares us for effective and satisfying action in the world.
About Jim Feil
Dr. Jim Feil, MA, DC, RPP has over 45 years in the study, practice and teaching of energetic and somatic therapeutic practices. His first career was as teacher of English and American Literature.
He began his career in therapy by studying with the founder of Polarity Therapy, Dr. Randolph Stone in 1970, and went on to earn his Doctor of Chiropractic degree in California in 1986. He began studying Formative Psychology with Stanley Keleman in 1981, continuing until his passing in 2018.
He has studied and taught Craniosacral Biodynamics (with Franklyn Sills), and Pre and Perinatal Therapy among other methodologies. He works with adults using verbal and body-oriented techniques, specializing in formative and somatic methodologies. He has taught in the US, throughout Europe and in China.
His work directs itself at helping individuals form themselves to effectively and competently respond to life transitions, challenges, crises, and opportunities.
Dr. Jim Feil, MA, DC, RPP has over 45 years in the study, practice and teaching of energetic and somatic therapeutic practices. His first career was as teacher of English and American Literature.
He began his career in therapy by studying with the founder of Polarity Therapy, Dr. Randolph Stone in 1970, and went on to earn his Doctor of Chiropractic degree in California in 1986. He began studying Formative Psychology with Stanley Keleman in 1981, continuing until his passing in 2018.
He has studied and taught Craniosacral Biodynamics (with Franklyn Sills), and Pre and Perinatal Therapy among other methodologies. He works with adults using verbal and body-oriented techniques, specializing in formative and somatic methodologies. He has taught in the US, throughout Europe and in China.
His work directs itself at helping individuals form themselves to effectively and competently respond to life transitions, challenges, crises, and opportunities.
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