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 Fri. KeynoteAndrew Weil |
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 Sat. Keynote Mary Pipher |
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 Sun. KeynoteDan Siegel |
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Tag: Symposium 2012  Daniel Siegel’s Keynote AddressDoes Understanding the Brain Make Us Wiser?This morning’s keynote with Daniel Siegel, one of the leaders in integrating brain science with psychotherapy, was a fabulous way to end a weekend full of thinking about wisdom and its applications in the field of psychotherapy and in the larger world. He began his talk by talking about how, when he first began working in the field, there wasn’t a solid definition of the mind. Comments Pat Ogden’s Luncheon AddressBody Wisdom, Lost and FoundToday’s luncheon address featuring Pat Ogden, a clinical leader on the forefront of incorporating bodywork into therapy, was fabulous. Throughout her address, she used video demonstrations to reflect her insights about integrating mind/body into therapy, which made everything she was saying feel both so present and so vivid. She also had us “try on” different gestures and postures to see how they feel. Comments Page 1 of 10 |
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