Walter Logeman: Journal
I’ve just purchased a couple of Dan Wile books, they are in the mail. I’m looking forward to going on one of his workshops. He comes highly recommended, by both Harville Hendrix and John Gottman
From Psychotherapy Net
http://www.psychotherapy.net/interview/dan-wile
Continue reading “Dan Wile Collaborative Couples Therapy – Books & Interview”
C. G. Jung and the Red BookLectures presented by Dr. Lance S. Owens
via C.G. Jung and the Red Book.
I’ve downloaded a couple of the Audio… could be interesting.
It is book worth owning, but big to ship!
Going to this exhibit at the Gallery of Modern Art just before the psychodrama conference really warmed me up to Matisse, or more accurately to doing my own sketching.
More images follow. I’ll put up another post with Matisse drawings I found on the net.
What are all the different formats in WordPress?
The workshop I will be running for counsellors and therapists this year has gone up on the CITP website. It is run under the auspices of the Psychodrama training institute, and I’m pleased that this workshop I ran for the first time in Blenheim in November has a niche in the psychodrama setting.
I will also be doing a 3 hr workshop at the Brisbane ANZPA Psychodrama Conference this month.
Details of the July Christchurch workshop follow:
Continue reading “Psychodrama Training for Couple Therapists”
This guy is a hyper techno utopian (misses some subtly in the process). I admire his ability to grasp and express ideas!
How Drugs Helped Invent The Internet: REASON TV interviews Jason Silva on Vimeo on Vimeo
via How Drugs Helped Invent The Internet: REASON TV interviews Jason Silva on Vimeo.
http://www.psybernet.co.nz/kwrj/index.html
I have boxes of negatives in the attic. Boxes of negatives and prints waiting to be put in albums. Slides I want to digitalise etc. etc.
It is an organic mess! I hate to put my trust in Flickr – even though it works well and supposedly we could get them out they seem to have new long numerical file names.
I stumbled on this family pix! Not that old – only a decade or so but fun to find… they sort of work. And linking to them here will give them life.
The index to these pre-flikr efforts follows:
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