Beginner Level Introduction

Schedule

Course includes :lectures, case analysis, psychodrama experience, family constellation, participant sharing, group discussion, interactive exercises, and individual case consultation.

The course accommodates your questions and tasks, with special sessions arranged to resolve them.

For in-class individual case sessions, selection order is determined by the teacher according to participants’ status, in line with the principle of fairness.

DAY 1

1. The Three Laws of the System: Belonging, Hierarchy and Balance. Identify and distinguish displaced behaviors, and be able to carry out interventions. 2. Identify and differentiate between "trauma" and "entanglement", as well as the procedures and differences in their handling. Discover your internal trauma and its impact on your current state.

DAY 2

1. Access hidden emotional nodes through physical pressure, and seek solutions and pathways forward. 2. Diagnose one’s state using the epigenetic map of time and space.

DAY 3

1. System Positioning and Openness. Explore your capabilities and limitations as a therapist, practitioner, or for personal self-exploration. 2. Adopt outdoor games, dance, and singing as tools for on-site therapy. Analyze their roles as tools for assessing and further processing the on-site therapeutic process.

DAY 4

1. Group exercises based on course topics, plus independent hands-on practice sessions. 2. Your questions (tasks) will be considered in the course, with opportunities arranged for their resolution.