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LA VEGETOTERAPIA CARACTEROANALITICA POST-REICHIANA:
Curso Postgrado:40 h.
Director del Curso : Xavier Serrano Hortelano.
Participan: Trainers en vegetoterapia del equipo clínico de la Ester
Fechas: intensivo en dos bloques de 3 a 4 días: · En la primera semana del año 2003 · Semana Santa 2003 · Verano 2003 · (a determinar en función de las que presenten mayor demanda).
Matrícula: 90 Euros. Resto del curso: 151 Euros. Los participantes tendrán que envíar su curriculum.
TEMARIO:(las sesiones magistrales se apoyarán en material audiovisual y talleres experienciales) · Hª de la Vegetoterapia: W.Reich y el movimiento postreichiano. · Diagnóstico y Encuadre. · Proyecto y proceso en la terapia profunda postreichiana en función de las Estructuras . · Función y uso del Análisis del Carácter. · La Relación terapéutica. · Herramientas neuromusculares. · Elaboración. · El uso de herramientas convergentes durante el proceso. · Afinidades y diferencias con otros modelos terapéuticos. · Casos clínicos.
ORGANIZA: ESCUELA ESPAÑOLA DE TERAPIA REICHIANA (ES.TE.R.) Tel. 96 3727310 - Fax: 96 3562090- e-mail: reichiana@esternet.org
16th World Congress of Sexology March 10-14, 2003 Havana, Cuba
Information: http://www.cubasexologia.com
When: -Inicia el jueves 24 de abril de 18.30 a 20.30 hs
Conference Title: -el II SEMINARIO ADOLESCENCIA Y SEXUALIDAD. DERECHOS
DE LOS JOVENES
Conference Sponsor: -Licenciado CARLOS LIENDRO, Psicòlogo,
Trabajador Social, Docente e investigador universitarioCENTRO DE ESTUDIOS
WILHELM REICH- Bs. As- Argentina
Where: Facultad de Ciencias Sociales- UNLZ- Argentina. Extensiòn
universitaria
Description: -short description title here-
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From: "carlos liendro" <carlosliendro@yahoo.com.ar> To: <orgonomymail-list@yahoogroups.com> Subject: [OrgonomyMail-List] seminario for Conference/events Date: Wednesday, April 23, 2003 5:31 PM
DESCRIPTION: II Seminario. CuatrimestralDirigido a estudiantes de psicopedagogia, Ciencias de la educaciòn, Trabajadores sociales, Tècnicos en Minoridad y familia.Desarrollo de la experiencia de OIRC(Orgonomic infant research Center) y la actualizacion de The sexual rights of youth. PROGRAMA: Aumento de jovenes infectadas de VIH-sida/ Estudios sobre adolescentes embarazadas/condiciones de la educaciòn sexual/ Aumento de la violencia en las escuelas en pùberes y adolescentes.Se conformaran equipos de investigacion.
When: -Last tuesday of every month 2003 -
Conference Title: -Public Seminars on Clinical Orgonomy-
Conference Sponsor: -Hugh Brenner, for the Institute
for Orgonomic Science -
Where: Center for Whole Health, 31Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania.,
19026, USA
Description: -short description title here-
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Description: Free ongoing educational group to help interested individuals gain a deeper understanding of Wilhelm Reich's work. The main focus will be on reviewing topics from an Orgonomic perspective such as armoring, breath work, Orgone/bioenergy, use of medication and herbs, Eastern paradigms, sexuality, sociological topics, and specific clinical applications of Psychiatric Orgonomy. Participants are invited to bring their questions, and will be encouraged to participate in this lively discussion. (Please note this is not a training program for orgonomic therapists) The main presenter is Hugh Brenner, a Psychiatric Advanced Practice Nurse. He is a member of the Institute for Orgonomic Science, and a clinical Orgonomist. If interested in attending, please contact Mr. Brenner at hbrenner54@hotmail.com
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Subject: Orgonomy seminar >Date: Wed, 18 Jun 2003 00:57:24 +0000 > > >The next Orgonomy seminar will be on tuesday June 24th at the Center for >Whole Health, 431 Burmont Road in Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania. There is no >cost. > >At 6:30 I will show a 20min. video tape produced by the Wilhelm Reich >Museum. It's a historical review of Reich's life and work. I think it's >quite well done and a nice introduction to Reich. > >At 7:00pm we'll start the seminar. It will be an introduction to the >concept of psychological, somatic, and energetic defenses, collectively >described by Reich as "armoring". It's a huge topic, but I'll try to >cover as much ground as I can. As usual, I look forward to your >participation. Should be a fun discussion. We'll try to wind up by 8:30ish. > >Hope to see you there. If you have any questions or need directions, call >me. >Hugh Brenner 610-324-8490 >
When: -July 14-18, 2003-
Conference Title: -The
Experimental Basis for Reich's Understanding of Cancer
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Laboratory Course at The Wilhelm Reich Museum July 14-18, 2003
Conference Sponsor: -The Wilhelm Reich Museum-
Where: Rangeley Maine
Description: -short description title here-
"Call me whatever you like, but look into the microscope." - Wilhelm Reich
The laboratory course at Orgonon will focus on the microscopic work that led to Reich¹s discovery of the bionous nature of living matter and its significance for an understanding and treatment of cancer.
Instructors will introduce participants to the historical context and evolution of Reich's experiments and help them to gain an understanding of the light microscope and Reich's use of and observations through this instrument.
Each day will include lectures, hands-on laboratory work, an optional open laboratory period in the afternoon, and evening presentations of Reich's own films on bions and living cancer cells.
The course provides the opportunity for participants to examine preparations described in Reich's books The Bion Experiments and The Cancer Biopathy through research-quality optics. The Reich Blood Test will be explained and performed and, if it is possible to obtain a specimen, living cancer tissue will be examined.
Short lectures will provide an introduction to light microscopy and Reich's bion work, evidence for the bions' biological character, the discovery of the natural organization of protozoa, cancer as a consequence of bionous breakdown in the living organism, and experimental treatments of cancer based on Reich's energetic model. In addition, laboratory notes of Dr. Sol Kramer, a biologist who took part in Reich's cancer course at Orgonon in 1950, will be reviewed.
Neither a scientific background, nor biological training, is necessary for participation in this course. Ample opportunity will be given for questions and answers.
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Iron in bionous disintegration
INSTRUCTORS
Stephen S. Nagy, M.D., is a Board-certified psychiatrist with a long interest in Wilhelm Reich's biological work. His avocations are light microscopy and photomicrography, and he brings his excellent Nikon microscope to use in this course. Dr. Nagy has taught in several laboratory courses on the bions and the Reich Blood Test. He is currently preparing a book on that diagnostic test.
Grier Sellers, M.S. is a college biology instructor. He has conducted research on endosymbiosis in protists, and has a longstanding interest in Reich's bion experiments and their evolutionary implications.
James Strick, Ph.D. is a science historian, specializing in the history of ideas about the origin of life. He has authored a book on Darwinism and the Victorian debates over spontaneous generation entitled Sparks of Life. Reich's bion experiments and their scientific context has been a focus of his research for many years.
GENERAL INFORMATION
MEETING PLACE: The course will be held in the Conference Building of the Wilhelm Reich Museum, Orgonon, Dodge Pond Road, Rangeley, Maine.
A continental breakfast is served each morning at 8:30 a.m. Programs begin promptly at 9: 00 a.m. Evening events take place at 5 p.m and 7:30 p.m. Time is always allotted for questions, and participants are encouraged to take part in discussions and to utilize the museum¹s facilities, including its metal lined orgone room.
MICROSCOPES: A limited number of microscopes will be provided, but participants are urged to bring their own if possible.
REGISTRATION FEE: The fee for this conference is $350.00. This includes tuition, information packet, continental breakfast, refreshments, and reception. A 25% discount is available for full-time college students who can document their status.
TAX DEDUCTION: IRS regulations permit an income tax deduction for educational expenses undertaken to maintain or improve professional skills. Included in that deduction is the cost of registration, travel, meals, and lodging. NOTE: To obtain this write-off be sure to keep good records.
ACCOMMODATIONS: Campgrounds, hotels, motels, bunkrooms, B& B¹s, and cottages are available in and around Rangeley. You are encouraged to make your reservations early as this is a busy time of the season. For reservations: Chamber of Commerce, PO Box 317, Rangeley, Maine 04970. Tel. 1-800-685-2537. mtlakes@rangeley.org
HOW TO REGISTER:
To register by mail: Complete and return attached form with check or credit card information to cover cost of tuition. To register by phone or e-mail: Registration may be made using Mastercard, Visa, or American Express. Please call (207) 864-3443 or e-mail wreich@rangeley.org
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NAME ___________________________________________
ADDRESS________________________________________
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Please make check payable to: Wilhelm Reich Museum ___ Registration: $350.00
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The museum reserves the right to limit enrollment, modify programs, and to cancel.
To apply for the Thomas E. Ross and Chester M. Raphael memorial scholarships, send a letter to the Wilhelm Reich Museum, PO Box 687, Rangeley, Me. 04970. All applications must be received by June 15th.
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