Exploring the Inner World
Our life is based on a rich treasure of inner, often unconscious knowledge. To understand and resolve unwanted symptoms, behaviors or states, one must approach the source of the issue. For those with biographic or systemic trauma, which might not even be known if not through the indications which symptoms provide, the inner world may feel like a chaotic, frightening or dangerous place - yet it can be safely explored with heart, intelligence and power. In this workshop Dr. Franke-Bryson, author, therapist and the first PhD in systemic constellation, presents integrated theory, practice and interventions for the skillful, step-by-step exploration of the client's inner world. She discusses and demonstrates her unique integration of systemic thinking, body-centered therapy and the use of the power of presence to bring new flow into overly restrictive or inadequate inner structures and bring resolution to difficult issues.

Structure, Presence and Flow
Accessing new resources for approaching emotions, behaviors or symptoms which have eluded solution. Suitable for individual or group practice. Faculty will use integrated theory, focused exercises and self-experience to teach systemic thinking, body-centered trauma therapy and the power of presence.