"Knowing yourself means knowing the Dreaming from which problems and symptoms arise. In that world, there is less pressure from human or social behaviour; you are closer to nature, to existence as it is."
Dr. Arnold Mindell founder of Process Oriented Psychology
"Conor has written an wondrous, awesome, almost poetic account mixing reality, dreaming and the dreambody nature of physical symptoms."
Dr. Arnold Mindell
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"Conor has written an wondrous, awesome, almost poetic account mixing reality, dreaming and the dreambody nature of physical symptoms."
Dr. Arnold Mindell
Find out more about downloadable courses
Seminars & Events
The Inalienable Self with Conor McKenna and Clare Hill
The Inalienable Self is a power describing the internal freedom of our fundamental nature.
In this experiential seminar we will access the wisdom of this natural state of being to solve life's problems and discover our deepest paths.
£150 (£135 if £50 deposit received before 1st April
To book: office@salisburycentre.org
Phone :
For more information contact Conor Mckenna: conorjmckenna@btinternet.com
Sat 1 May - Sun 2 May 2010
Salisbury Centre, Salisbury Rd, Edinburgh. EH16 5AB
For info: conorjmckenna@btinternet.com
or tel: 01361 890329
To book: office@salisburycentre.org
The Inalienable Self is a power describing the internal freedom of our essential nature, which when accessed, enables us to orientate to life's problems in a new and fresh way.
Using a process-oriented approach, and from the wisdom of this natural state of being, we can walk our deepest path and deal with the outer world.
Spring Tides and Neap Tides
Approaching the Wisdom of Relationships
Approaching the Wisdom of Relationships
3/4/5 September 2010 (Friday evening, Saturday and Sunday)
New Mills, High Peak, Derbyshire
Whether enhancing a successful relationship or rejuvenating an ailing one, there is no doubt that having a few dynamic tools to hand can stop the endless cycling, and help to penetrate the layers and habits that develop over time.
This weekend is designed for those who work with themselves and/or others, (all are welcome – singles or couples, whether attending on your own or as a couple) and who are interested in a mix of experiential work and an exploration of the theoretical underpinning of a process oriented approach to relationships.
What do you feel you are good at in relationship? What do you avoid?
Relationships: having/losing them, keeping them alive, giving them space
Affairs and 3rd parties
Dependence, independence, commitment
Intimacy – sexual, physical and emotional
Patterns and recurring issues; addressing areas of difficulty
Doing conflict well: do you suffer from too much, too little, cycling, avoiding
High dreams and low dreams
Expectations of yourself and one another
Dealing with criticism – giving and receiving
We will look at the tools and feeling qualities used including:
Identifying and intervening with relationship edges
Underlying dreaming processes
Relationship myths
Working with roles
Cost: £210, £185 if £50 deposit is received before July1st
Clare Hill and Conor McKenna are process oriented psychotherapists (UKCP), or Process Workers, & have been working together for 20 years. Their love of relationship work continues to nourish both their personal and professional partnership. They currently teach and work throughout the UK, in Poland, Russia & Slovakia.
For further information, contact
Ruth Rowles: Tel 07960 777152
ruth@dryland-11.fsnet.co.uk
and/or Peter Kulak: Tel 01538 360156
kulakpete@btinternet.com