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Kathleen Dameron
vous propose une supervision de la pratique
Self-Relate d’après Stephen Gilligan
Vous avez suivi la formation hypnotherapie ericksonienne et self-relate de Stephen Gilligan à Repère et vous souhaitez entretenir et approfondir votre pratique.
Stephen a autorisé Kathleen à animer une supervision et Repère m’a autorisé à le faire à mon compte.
Dites –moi si cela vous intéresse ???
Horaire : de 13h à 18h00
Pour confirmer, envoyez moi un email à l’adresse ci-dessus. Et si vous avez des questions ou suggestions, n’hésitez pas à me contacter.
Cordialement,
Citations de Stephen concernant ce travail :
Creative action requires a skillful conscious mind to realize the potential of the unconscious mind. The conscious mind is needed to set and maintain intention, to sense and evaluate multiple pathways of possibility, to properly name and represent experience, and to organize actions in a sequential and linear way. William James used to say that the unconscious mind is the horse and the conscious mind is the rider; it’s the relationship between the two that is most important. And while some organizations of the conscious mind are unhelpful, this does not mean that all forms of conscious mind are.
You learn how to shift each of these minds to a higher (generative) level of consciousness that allows a deep conversation with the creative unconscious. Somatically, this is done via principles of alignment and centering, including basic elemental skills such as relaxation, absorption, fluidity, openness, and felt sense. Cognitively, this is done through principles of creative acceptance and transformation—for example, how to clear a space, set a positive intention, creatively make room for whatever is there, bring balance and complementarity, express something in multiple ways, and integrate parts into creative wholes. In field consciousness, we explore how to open a space beyond the problem, include resources, and receive direction from the creative unconscious.