Professional Development

Tina De Souza, Founder of The Primary Unconscious Integrated System (PUIS)
July. 12-17th

About the facilitator:
Tina de Souza has been a practicing clinical psychologist in Sao Paulo, Brazil, for more than two decades. She is also a lecturer at the University of Sao Paulo and the founder of a unique system of perception that provides a new perspective to clinical practice.

Professional Experience
Professor University of Sao Paulo, Post-Graduate Psy-chology Program
Founder and Director of Meta Escolas Integradas, Sao Paulo, Brazil
International Lecturer/Presenter, Workshop Presenter and Guest Professor Leads workshops and classes in-ternationally based on the Primary Unconscious Inte-grated System
Volunteer Therapist with MAIS (Movement in Support of Social Action– Children Social Assistance

Professional Organizations
Member of International Association of Transpersonal Psy-chology
Member of APA, international Division
Member of the Holistic Center for Studies and Seminars
Member of Laboratory Sucor—University of Sao Paul

So, what is the PUIS theory?
The participant will learn about PUIS as the source of information in the constitution, formation and rebal-ancing of the human being. Also explored are:


* learning to see PUIS as spiritual unconscious, the first to be formed prior to birth.



* the importance and influence of the impressions and the accumulated spiritual memories which constitute PUIS in the human being.



* the difference between the traditionally described unconscious as treated by the various scientific psychological modalities and the primary uncon-scious (PUIS).



* conscious reactions due to the influence of the unconscious and the primary unconscious.



* the difference between PUIS theory and Carl Jung’s collective unconscious.



Who should Attend?
Counselors, Therapists, Healthcare Workers, Sacred Dancers, Persons Interested in Balance.



For more information contact DJ McCullough @ http://www.blogger.com/DJ.McCullough@montgomerycollege.edu or see Professional Development Board.



Johns Hopkins University School of Education



Johns Hopkins 2011 Play Therapy Institute
July 15 and 16, 2011
9 am - 5 pm



A&R Building - 9601 Medical Center Drive, Rockville, MD



Please join us for the inaugural Play Therapy Institute. Drs. Eric Green and Megan Winn will present interactive workshops that focus on trauma-informed play techniques, symbols of healing trauma through sand and art group work, and bibliotherapy. Play therapists are eligible for 12 contact hours of continuing education units. Dr. Eliana Gil, founder of the Childhelp Children's Center of Virginia, will be a keynote speaker on Saturday, July 16, 2011. The weekend workshop will include continental breakfast and lunch. The cost is $250. Please Note: Spaces are limited and filling quickly.



For more information go to: http://education.jhu.edu/playtherapy2011/Information.html



Montgomery Hospice Presents:



To Life! Clinically and Culturally Reclaiming the End of Life with
Ira Byock, MD



Friday, September 16, 2011 11:15 am - 4:30 pm
The Universities at Shady Grove, Rockville, MD



It is time for the health care disciplines and our general culture to integrate the facts of aging, dying, death and grief within a broad vision of what a healthy last chapter of life looks like. Stories of success – brilliant and effective programs of care or people expressing a sense of wellness in the midst of difficult circumstances often challenge our assumptions and expand the realm of what we consider possible. Dr. Byock will explore the hopeful clinical, cultural and even political implications of affirmative visions for these difficult, but normal, times in human life.



Speaker:
Ira Byock, MD is Director of Palliative Medicine at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, New Hampshire and a Professor at Dartmouth Medical School. He has been involved in hospice and palliative care since 1978. Dr. Byock has authored numerous articles on the ethics and practice of hospice, palliative and end-of-life care. His first book, Dying Well, has become a standard in the field. His most recent book, The Four Things That Matter Most, is widely used as a counseling tool by palliative care and hospice programs, as well as within pastoral care.



Who should attend?
Nurses, Social Workers, Psychologists, Clergy, Bereavement Counselors, Funeral Directors, Volunteers and others interested in end-of-life topics.
More information and registration go to:file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/FDRAIN/Desktop/www.montgomeryhospice.org/conference11

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