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EdgeWise™ course in communication to debut

August 6, 2009 - This Fall, Commensa will launch EdgeWise™ —Communication Skills for Mind, Body, and Emotion. The course is designed for individuals who wish to acquire new mind-body skills in communication during conflict. The curriculum of the six-week course will include aspects of wellness training, mindfulness, psychodrama, dance, and martial arts. For more information, please contact us.

 

Two by Two blogspot launched

July 20, 2009 - Commensa has launched a new blogspot, Two by Two, as a means to deepen the wellness conversation with visitors to this website. The blog will focus on the general theme of communication. Many of our clients complain of communication problems in their daily lives, with spouses, partners, co-workers, and bosses. Yet what is this thing called communication? As you shall see, the psychological perspective on what it is, what goes wrong, and how to improve it, is fertile ground not just for psychotherapy, but also discussion and debate.

What do you think? Communicate to us at Two by Two.

 

Course in CaregivingTM — A Care Farm Approach to Total Wellness

May 16, 2009 - A multi-week Course in Caregiving™—part of the care farm program of Commensa and The Kerulos Center—is now being developed. It will be primarily experiential, covering aspects of animal care, sanctuary philosophy and operations, mindfulness, ecology, and permaculture. Our work will incorporate principles of trans-species psychology, a model for trauma and recovery pioneered by Dr. Gay Bradshaw of the The Kerulos Center. For more information, please contact us.

 

Newly-published article from Commensa

November 3, 2008 - The December 2008 issue of Counseling Today, the American Counseling Association's monthly magazine, features an article by Jeff Borchers and co-author Gay Bradshaw of The Kerulos Center. Entitled, How Green is My Valley—And Mind, the article describes the "greening of psychology", as well as the growing interest in ecotherapy. Borchers and Bradshaw explore the notion that "human mental health and well-being are connected to the quality of our relationships with nature."

 

 

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