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Skills 4: Projection and Transference
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Skills 4 is an opportunity to directly explore the processes of projection and transference. The extent to which we see our preconceptions in another person, is the extent to which we fail to make direct contact with that person. As we project our own needs, desires, assumptions and processes onto others around us, we miss the person themselves. This projection underlies transference, counter transference, prejudice and contempt. By exploring these processes we can find ways to understand and work with them in the service of respectful, equal contactful relationship. These are issues of great value for anyone intending to lead groups, supervise staff, or work in the helping professions.
Students in the program will:
Format: This program includes lectures, discussions and experiential exercises. Participants are encouraged to look at their own experience to develop understanding of developing their ability to make contact with others in both their personal and work relationships. Note: the programs in the Skills series can be taken in any order.
Continuing Education Credits: Approved for Continuing Education Credit hours by the Canadian Counselling Association (www.ccacc.ca)
Faculty: Gwen Ewan
2010 Dates:
Tuition: $555.00 (Accommodation and meals extra.)
Early Bird Tuition: $495 if you register and pay in full at least two weeks in advance.
Accommodation and Meals
There are three types of room: Basic, Forest view, and Ocean view.
I spent the first part of my life striving for my "ideal self". After coming to The Haven, I began to explore more of my authentic self, especially my creativity. The biggest benefit for me has been acceptance of myself. Your tuition may be tax deductible The Haven is a certified educational institute and is registered with the BC Private Career Training Institutions Agency. For more information on how to join The Haven's student body, contact the registrars ( registrar@haven.ca 1 877 247 9238 ext 1). Document Actions |
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