Dying and the Community
Exploring Relationships,
Families, Organisations and
the Dying Environment
Dying and the
Community
Exploring Relationships,
Families, Organisations and
the Dying Environment
Dates: Friday 11 April to Sunday 13 April 2014
Time: 10am – 5pm
Cost: $450
Early bird fee: $425 if paid before March 2
Venue:
Mercy Hospice
61 College Hill Auckland
Contact for registration and enquiries:
Kay Ryan
Phone: 021 977 972
Email: [email protected]
P O Box 20446, Glen Eden, Auckland,
New Zealand
April 11 – 13 2014
Mercy Hospice
61 College Hill Ponsonby
Auckland
Facilitated by:
Ingrid Rose PhD, Dipl.PW, MAPS
Kay Ryan MHSc, Dipl.pw
Dying is not just about the individual patient,
but also about those around them and the
environment in which they find themselves. In
this challenging time during the dying process,
we may find ourselves having to deal with
relationship conflicts, mood changes, uneasy
atmospheres that go against our inherent
beliefs, and fears around dying. We may
also encounter organisational systems and
methods that conflict with our own approach
as well as disturbing issues of power and
control. How do we deal with these challenges
in a useful and creative way while at the same
time support the patient in their own process?
In this workshop we will be developing
the practitioner’s skill level in supporting
relationship and family communication. We will
also be learning how to act within a system
in order to facilitate interaction and deepen
communication, and to bring insight into family
and group dynamics.
Facilitators:
Earth – Based Psychology: Path Awareness.
Arnold Mindell (2007) Parts 3 and 4.
Sunday 13 April
Times: 10am to 5pm
Cost: $450
Early bird fee: $425 if paid before March 2
Venue:
Ingrid Rose Ph.D. MAPS
Ingrid has over 30 years experience as a
psychologist, working with individuals, couples,
families, groups, children and adolescents in
all kinds of environments and contexts. During
this period she has engaged in studying and
implementing techniques and approaches useful
for those with terminal illness, in persistent
vegetative states, coma, or near death. She has
given workshops and trainings internationally,
to hospice workers, chaplains, nurses, social
workers and psychology students. She has a
private practice, is a Dean and faculty member
at the Process Work Institute in Portland,
Oregon, USA.
Rather than avoid difficulties, we will be
entering the interactions and inner experiences
of all involved in a facilitative and open manner,
discovering unexpected guidance, through
welcoming all experience as a teaching for the
dying process.
Recommended Reading
The Dreambody in Relationships Arnold
Mindell (1987)
Dates: Friday 11 April; Saturday 12 April;
Mercy Hospice
61 College Hill, Auckland
Registration and enquiries:
Kay Ryan
Phone: 021 977 972
Email: [email protected]
P O Box 20446, Glen Eden, Auckland, New Zealand
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Registration:
Please make cheques out to:
Process Work Aotearoa
and send to:
PO Box 20446 Glen Eden Auckland 0641
Account for direct payment: 12 3114 0103618 00
Account name: Process Work Aotearoa.
Name:
Kay Ryan MHSc; MNZAP; Dipl PW.
Kay is a psychotherapist and facilitator/trainer
with over 25 years experience working with
individuals, couples, groups and organizations.
She is based in Auckland and teaches Process
Work in New Zealand and Australia. She is a
member of the ANZPOP faculty. As well as
having a private practice Kay works at Mercy
Hospice Auckland where she assists patients,
families and staff through the dying process.
She runs regular training seminars for hospice
and hospital staff, caregivers and volunteers.
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