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Available LSR Workshops

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Calendar last updated on 2/12/2010

Date	Location	Registration
Fundamentals & Techniques of Life Stress Reduction Workshop
Mar. 18-21, 2010	Vernon, BC, Canada	with Pam Sikal Please contact trainer directly for registration details
Apr. 15-18, 2010	Surrey, BC, Canada	with Pauline Carey
Jun. 10-13, 2010	Laramie, WY, USA	with Nancy Day
Jun. 17-20, 2010	Vernon, BC, Canada	with Pam Sikal Please contact trainer directly for registration details
Aug. 19-22, 2010	Vernon, BC, Canada	with Pam Sikal Please contact trainer directly for registration details
Oct. 21-24, 2010	Vernon, BC, Canada	with Pam Sikal Please contact trainer directly for registration details

Date	Location	Registration
Life Stress Reduction Techniques & Case Planning Workshop
Apr. 21-24, 2010	Burlingame, CA, USA	with Diana Canant Please contact trainer directly for registration details
Apr. 28 - May 1, 2010	Silver Spring, DC Metropolitan area, MD, USA	with Ragnhild Malnati
Aug. 27-30, 2010	Barrie, ON, Canada	with Margaret U. Nelson
Aug. 27-30, 2010	Silver Spring, DC Metropolitan area, MD, USA	with Ragnhild Malnati Please contact trainer directly for registration details

Fundamentals and Techniques of Life Stress Reduction Workshop:

Prerequisite: None Time: (Standard) 4 Days

Life Stress Reduction Techniques and Case Planning Workshop:

Prerequisite: Traumatic Incident Reduction Workshop Time: (Standard) 3 - 4 Days

Life Stress Reduction (LSR), part of the larger subject of Applied Metapsychology, is a full program which makes use of a broad array of techniques. A Life Stress Reduction Program is tailored to meet the needs of a particular viewer (or client), utilizing a combination of the available techniques to approach the particular issues of life that the viewer experiences emotional pain, resistance, confusion, or other issues relating to or causing stress in their lives.

Life Stress Reduction training is offered in two formats: The first, the Fundamentals and Techniques of Life Stress Reduction Workshop, requires no prerequisite training and is designed for those particularly interested in the techniques and skills of Life Stress Reduction (see Outline below for a list of the techniques covered), those who work primarily with life stress issues, or those working in personal growth or life coaching. This workshop includes training of the unique session protocol which is the foundation of all Applied Metapsychology work, and grounding in the basics of the subject.

The second, the Life Stress Reduction Techniques and Case Planning Workshop is designed for individuals who have already taken the Traumatic Incident Reduction Workshop and so are already familiar with the background and protocol of the subject, and simply wish to further their abilities by completing the training in Life Stress Reduction. Both workshops offer the same objectives and follow the same basic outline. Therefore a graduate of the Traumatic Incident Reduction Workshop can attend either workshop to complete the Life Stress Reduction training.

These workshops present a new paradigm of safety and effectiveness for helping others. The structured techniques taught in these workshops are easy to learn and to apply. At the same time, they are very efficient and powerful in helping viewers release emotional charge and resolve issues that may have challenged them for years.

Upon completing either of these workshops, a facilitator can expect to get good results applying what has been learned. These workshops also include skill-building exercises, an opportunity to give and receive supervised Life Stress Reduction sessions, and practice in developing customized case plans using the wide variety of techniques taught.

Objectives:

As demonstrated through examination and supervised activities, the student will be able to:

• Explain the theory and practice of Life Stress Reduction techniques
• Demonstrate ability to create case plans using the techniques taught in this workshop
• Demonstrate ability to use directive, repetitive techniques within a client centered context.

Also learn to:

• Use the Body Image Program
• Use positive memory recall lists
• Use techniques for addressing difficulties with people, situations and events

Outline:

1. Establishing a Safe Environment
   1. Rules of Facilitation
   2. Communication exercises
2. Life Stress Reduction
   1. Balancing the negative with the positive
   2. Thoroughness in addressing charged items and issues
   3. The end point of Life Stress Reduction (LSR)
3. Intake interviews
4. Applied Metapsychology LSR
   1. Unlayering
   2. Checklist Techniques
   3. Exploration
   4. Assessment Lists
   5. Body Image program
5. Case planning
   1. Theory
   2. Practical Case Planning Exercise
6. Education for New Clients

This workshop is appropriate for all levels of practicing social workers, psychologists, therapists, counselors, clergy, and critical incident stress debriefers. See also Who can Practice Applied Metapsychology Techniques

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