2007 Current Classes

Psychodrama as Therapeutic Intervention
Psychodrama starts out as a physical medium and quickly morphs into an unconscious, intuitive, and expressive one. This class will focus on using psychodrama to work with couples, families and groups.

Supervision Training
Reviewing of legal and ethical issues pertaining to LMFT and LCSW supervision providers, exploring the philosophy and style of providing supervision, and exploring issues that arise in supervision.

Online classes

Couples: Unlocking The Power Struggle
Breaking the cycles of negativity.

Using Movies As Therapeutic Intervention
Movies are great metaphors for a client's work. Learn to use them adjunctivly to your therapy.

Connecting With Your Inner Therapist
Learning to connect with and use your spiritual essence as you work with clients.

Other Classes of interest.

Process Class
An overview class: Inviting your client to connect with his own here-and-now process, and to stay with it all the way to resolution.

Domestic Violence
Participant will have an awareness of how to assess domestic violence and how to detect symptoms of spousal abuse, cultural and same-gender issues associated with domestic violence, community resources available, and intervention strategies in the treatment of domestic violence.

Creating Abundance: 7 Steps to Creating your Desires.
This class will provide opportunity for participants to learn to manifest their own desires through the power of thought and attitude.

Intensive Psychotherapy Training
A two-way mirror psychotherapeutic tune-up or training for licensed therapists, social workers, and counselors.

Transcending Countertransference
Learn to identify, release, and use your countertransferences.

Holistic Psychotherapy
Holding to and working with a holistic perspective. <
Moving from the physical realm to the unconscious, intuitive and expressive.

Dreamwork
Working with dreams - a non-interpretive model.

Use Of Physical Metaphors And Active Methods
Expand your therapeutic repetoire. Engage the client's mind, body, and psyche.

Working With Couples and Family Systems
Structure, follow, and intervene in the dynamics of family systems.

Group Facilitation
Learn to facilitate varying kinds of groups, including gestalt, psychodrama, interactive, directive, and indirective.

General Information
The Process Therapy Institute is a non-profit, non-discriminatory and charitable organization. We are a designated United Way agency, and have been incorporated since 1972.

Our philosophy
Map and directions to our institute in Los Gatos, California
Registration and refund information
Email us at pti@processes.org