Washington D.C. Office and Event Schedule

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Glennon Gordon, Regina Carrick, Priscilla Friesen, Kathy Wiseman,  Andrea Schara

The Learning Space  is my office in Washington, D.C.    
4545 42nd Street,  Suite 201, Washington D.C. 20007

Office 202- 966-1145      Cell for Andrea Schara 203-274-1069

http://www.livingoptimally.com/tls/connections.html

Neurofeedback training for individuals December 11,12, 2011

Western Pennsylvania Family Center
Pittsburgh, PA
http://www.wpfc.net

We would like to invite you to join the Zengar team for an exciting three day conference 

FOCUS ON RESEARCH AND INNOVATION IN NEUROPTIMAL® 

to be held in beautiful Palm Springs, California, February 20-22, 20012
at the magical
Miramonte Spa and Resort

“Overcoming Extreme Challenges: How NeurOptimal® can be an Answer for our Veterans”  

by Marie Laure Wagner

“Working with Children with ADHD, Autism Spectrum and Developmental Delays”

presented by Caitlin Cochrane

 ”Learnings from the Chemobrain Study”  

presented by Jean Alvarez, Ed.D

“Optimal Sleep Using NeurOptimal®: Insomnia Studies”

presented by Dr. Ed O’Malley

“A Four Year Case Study using NeurOptimal® with a Moderately Severe Autistic Client”

presented by Joan Cross, BSc, PT, MPH

“Effects of Neurocognitive Processing on Children with Autistic Spectrum Disorders” 

presented by Dr. Susan Nachand, co-Presented by Dr. Lise’ Delong

“Observations of Change in One’s Family”  

presented by Andrea Maloney Schara, LCSWA

“Experiences with Alzheimer’s Clients From Referring Hospitals in France”

presented by Daniel Wagner Ph.D

“Comprehensive Neurofeedback Training in the Context of Psychotherapy for Transformational Change”  

presented by Dr. Karen Cochrane

“Understanding Non-Linear Dynamical Processes as it Applied to Psychology and NeurOptimal® Change”  

presented by Dr. Karen Cochrane
“Integrating NeurOptimal and Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy in Designing a Life Worth Living
presented by Katherine Leddick Ph.D.
“NeurOptimal® and Acute Trauma: the results of a series of retrospective phone interviews with 10 trauma clients” 

Joan-Marie Lartin, Ph.D., RN

and also…..

“Things I learned during the Chemo-Brain Study:  Helpful tips on how to set up and conduct research”
presented by: Jean Alvarez, ED.D (we invite any other of our presenters to also add to this discussion)

REGISTRATION FEES: 

$795 CAD PASS Members: $715.50 CAD

 

LOCATION:

February 20-21-22, 2012

Miramonte Resort & Spa, Palm Springs, CA

45000 Indian Wells Lane, Indian Wells, CA 92210

http://www.miramonteresort.com

Call now to book your stay!

Toll Free: (800) 237-2926

The Center for Family Process
The Cutting Edge of Bowen Theory
March 9, 15th, April 16, 2011

http://www.centerforfamilyprocess.com



Past Conferences

Center for the Study of Natural Systems and the Family: Programs at the Boarder.

http://www.csnsf.org/borderprograms
“Managing Self in an Anxious Family and Community”

Understanding what one person can do when challenged by difficult life circumstances. Recognize the resources in one’s family and community. Understanding emotional systems.

Andrea Schara will keynote the day with her presentation of the development of the Mindful Compass. Learning to speak to the emotional system while being confident in your direction.

Mindful Compass:
NORTH – Define your self, your values and mission: This is what I will and or will not do.
SOUTH – Resistance to change in your self or from others
WEST – Knowledge:Understanding one’s family system and other living systems
EAST – Standing alone while remaining in the best possible contact with others

PREVIOUS MEETINGS

2) Programs in Bowen Theory – Laura Havstad
Sonoma County, California

http://www.programsinbowentheory.org

3) Western Pennsylvania Family Center
Pittsburgh, PA
May 21, 2010

http://www.wpfc.net

Presentations:
Altering the Relationship Field
Often it is difficult for family members to maintain a systems view of mental illness after one person is diagnosed as mentally ill. The process of staying in good contact while setting limits requires family members to alter the focus from the other to self.
Staying in good contact requires lowering anxiety. This includes technologies such as neurofeedback for family members and the “identified patient” to lower anxiety.
If one considers the family as a tightly interwoven and sensitive feedback loop, interrupting worried and reactive behavior is a first step in allowing more useful ways of relating to emerge.

The Mindful Compass:
Navigating in the Social World for Success
Interviews with ten leaders from Mexico, provides examples of the bridges built between what is learned in early family relationships, enabling leaders to accomplish their chosen missions.

All people have an internal compass but it takes time to develop the points on your Mindful Compass and to see how the compass functions under stressful conditions.
The Center for the Study of Human Systems
http://www.hsystems.org

Questions – Call 203-274-1069 or e mail arms711@aol.com

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