Process Therapy Institute

In this episode of Work in Process, we talk about parenting and finding curiosity or connection for everyday upsets with children rather than reacting with disappointment or anger. *** Please stay in touch as we continue to talk about psychotherapy, self-help, and personal growth through the Process Model lens. We would love your feedback, ideas, and questions it even might inspire a theme for one of our weekly videos.... The Process Therapy Institute can be reached at www.processes.org, or by dialing (408) 963-6694. Clinicians are available to help with a variety of issues such as depression, anxiety, relationship conflict, grief and loss, parenting and caregiving, and to work with children, adults, couples, families and elders.

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In this episode of Work in Process, we are joined by Iryna Aronov to explore relationships as a path of healing. Iryna is a licensed psychotherapist in California, specializing in relationship issues and trauma. She has a private practice in the East Bay and online where she sees individuals and couples. In her personal life, she is a wife and a mom of two little girls, and enjoys nature, yoga and beach vacations. Iryna can be found at https://www.irynaaronov.com/. Please s...tay in touch as we continue to talk about psychotherapy, self-help, and personal growth through the Process Model lens. We would love your feedback, ideas, and questions it even might inspire a theme for one of our weekly videos. The Process Therapy Institute can be reached at www.processes.org, or by dialing (408) 963-6694. Clinicians are available to help with a variety of issues such as depression, anxiety, relationship conflict, grief and loss, parenting and caregiving, and to work with children, adults, couples, families and elders.

#existentialism #existance #universe #lifedeath #psychotherapy

Come sit for weekly meditation...

In this episode of Work in Process, we explore COVID19 and mental health with Sumieya Mohammed: what is the impact of a pandemic and sheltering in place on mental health? Are there more of a certain type of stressor, and less of others? How can we make sense of the range of issues that everyone is experience right now? Join us in our discussion! If you have resources and tools, please share them in the comments section. Sumieya can be reached at: [email protected] and s...jtherapist.com. Please stay in touch as we continue to talk about psychotherapy, self-help, and personal growth through the Process Model lens. We would love your feedback, ideas, and questions it even might inspire a theme for one of our weekly videos. Tune in on Tuesdays! The Process Therapy Institute can be reached at www.processes.org, or by dialing (408) 963-6694. Clinicians are available to help with a variety of issues such as depression, anxiety, relationship conflict, grief and loss, parenting and caregiving, and to work with children, adults, couples, families and elders.

Come join us this Saturday at the PTI Mini Conference as we explore experiential psychotherapy in a virtual setting. No access to pillows, chairs or scarves? No problem. We can work with process in so many ways. Come find out Saturday! To register: http://ptitraining.processes.org/conference/.

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Come join us for this half day mini conference exploring the process model in a virtual setting. Registration is open, and there is a discount for registering for all three mini conferences for 2021. Please visit the website for more information: http://ptitraining.processes.org/conference/

Just came across this event, sounds intriguing, especially in these stressful times - and it’s free, too! https://portal.theembodimentconference.org/

Our clinical director Dmitry Vulfovich appeared on a podcast about Upgrading your Identity with Dr. Aziz...

Loved this article, seems very relevant to what we do: "The G.R.A.C.E. model has five elements: 1. Gathering attention: focus, grounding, balance 2. Recalling intention: the resource of motivation... 3. Attuning to self/other: affective resonance 4. Considering: what will serve 5. Engaging: ethical enactment, then ending" See more

Whether you are a person who believes all kinds of "woo-woo" things or not, isn't this just what we are doing - creating ripples, one heart at a time? While art is a great therapy, the therapy itself is also an art, and we often do both. So, to be continued...

Free weekly virtual mindfulness meditation by PTI clinical director.

Starting tomorrow: Online Licensed Psychotherapists Consult Group. Ongoing enrollment; there are two more spots left before we go to waiting list. Deep dive into case consults, counter-transference and resources all from a here and now, present moment focus on expanding the inner observer self.

Come train with us in experiential therapy..

Happening tomorrow, Saturday 8/22! There is still space, register now: http://ptitraining.processes.org/conference/

Hello, The PTI Mini Conference is this Saturday, August 22, 2020 from 1 to 5PM and the theme is "Psychotherapist Self Care." The cost is $75/$50 for licensed/pre-licensed clinicians. To register, please use this page: http://ptitraining.processes.org/conference-registration/.... There is a limit of 20 registrants, so please register early to get a spot. Questions can be sent to [email protected]. See you this weekend!

We are a month away from the PTI Mini Conference on 8/22 from 1 to 5PM on zoom! Come find support for psychotherapist self care with workshops on how to let go of clients after session, using mindfulness and elemental medicine wheel practices. 3 CEU's available, $75 for licensed therapists and $50 for trainees and associates. Registration is at http://ptitraining.processes.org/conference/.

Counter-transferred? Need support with resistant clients? Would like connection and nourishment being other therapists? Come join the consultation group for licensed therapists at The Process Therapy Institute. Group meets 1.5 hours for two Mondays a month. Get support for yourself while supporting PTI!

Don Hadlock chatting with one of his many friends...a photo that didn't make it into the memorial video.