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Friends of East Side Institute
Send Greetings & Dreams for 2024
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Led by Lois Holzman w/ Dan Friedman,
Raquell Holmes, Carrie Lobman, Marian Rich
Sat / Sun, Feb 17 / 18
Sessions start:
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Fee: $140 / $100 / $40
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The Institute Proudly Celebrates the Publication of
Social Therapeutic Coaching:
A Practical Guide to Group and Couples Work
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Meet the Authors
Carrie Sackett & Murray Dabby
Sat. Feb 3, 12 - 1:30pm EST (virtual)
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Hot off the press, a practical guide to coaching groups! Filled with case-study examples of groups led by social therapeutic coaches, it's a sophisticated and accessible introduction to the foundations of social therapeutics and an important new resource for coaches, counselors, psychotherapists, social workers, talent-development professionals and community leaders. | |
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Check-out 3 new letters from The Developmentalist, offering an antidote to the life space of Big Psychology. READ HERE!
HELP! I'M A WORKAHOLIC
What do I do when it’s not “crunch-time?”
HOW EMBARRASSING I TALK TOO MUCH
Will I disappear if I talk less?
HOW DO I PROTECT MY KIDS, NOW THAT THEY’RE NO LONGER “KIDS?”
I don’t want them to get hurt…
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Collective Emotional Growth
An interactive workshop for therapists and coaches
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Sat, March 16
11am - 3pm Eastern US
Fee: $140 | $100 | $40
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Looking for innovative ways to engage with your clients?
Roll up your sleeves and dive into a hands-on experiential workshop and learn the HOW of social therapeutics.
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A 6-week Online Course
Saturdays, March 23 - May 4
1 - 2:30pm Eastern US
Fee: $195 | $145 | $85
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Carrie Lobman teams with ESI’s Latin American hub organizer, Majo Castrillo, for a playful / philosophical introduction to social therapeutics. Learn about the many facets of a powerful, performatory approach to human development and culture change.
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Peter Harris, one of Israel’s major innovators of community-based theatre, shares with Des Wandan his 50 yrs experience creating performances with marginalized communities, including his work in the Theatre Studies Department at the Western Galilee Academic College bringing Arab and Jewish students into “the aesthetic space where memory and imagination can come together,” and painful and developmental dialogue becomes possible through performance. | |
Inviting performance activists, educators, mental health practitioners and social change leaders seeking new tools for personal, professional and community development. Led by Lois Holzman and faculty. Read more. Contact Melissa Meyer mmeyer@eastsideinstitute.org | |
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NOW ENROLLING FOR 2024/25
Deadline: Sat, June 15
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Welcome to a monthly drop-in social therapeutic conversation. Learn the skills of creating (emotional) conversations that can support well-being, connection and development. | |
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Let’s Learn! The World as Classroom, an ESI alliance with Lloyd International Honors College, UNC-Greensboro. A free and volunteer-based community of teacher-learners for people from all walks of life all over the world. No grades, just growin’. Click here for more information & free registration.
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Islam in the Global History of Science
Dr. Omar Ali and Dr. Nadja Cech
Tues, Feb 6, 2pm Eastern US
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Introduction to Lebanon
Christelle Barakat
Sat, Feb 17, 11am Eastern US;
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African Samurai: The True Story of Yasuke, Legendary Black Warrior in Feudal Japan
Dr. Thomas Lockley
Tues, Feb 13, 7pm Eastern US
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Recovering Our Lost Histories
Dr. Dan Friedman
Sat, Feb 24, 1pm Eastern US
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The Global Play Brigade (GPB), led by ESI faculty and associates with a volunteer community of play and performance activists, improvisers, clowns, musicians, educators and therapists who bring people together across borders — to play, create, connect and grow — creating new pathways for social change.
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Heart & Power | Global Playshop | March 1 & 2 | |
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Dialogic and Collaborative Practices,
February 1-3, 2024
A 3-day workshop with Taos Institute Co-Founders Harlene Anderson & Sheila McNamee
Have you ever wondered how to engage with curiosity when faced with different views, beliefs, and ideas? This practical seminar embraces relational, dialogic, and collaborative resources for dealing with difference. Harlene and Sheila discuss constructionist theory and its practical implications to the participants' specific contexts. Click here for details.
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