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PPD (Personality & Personality Disorders) Seminar I

  • 02 Aug 2017
  • 2:30 PM
  • 06 Aug 2017
  • 1:00 PM
  • Sophia's Sanctuary, Sebastopol, CA

Registration

  • $300 deposit required by April 14, 2017 to hold your place in this Seminar. Balance of $350 will be due July 1, 2017. The deposit will be returned if the seminar does not run. The deposit is nonrefundable if you do not pay the remainder of the registration, or if you do not show.
  • Balance of your registration for this Seminar is due by July 1, 2017.

    If you have not already done so, also pay the $300 deposit which was required by April 20, 2017 to hold your place in this Seminar. The deposit will be returned if the seminar does not run. The deposit is nonrefundable if you do not pay the remainder of the registration, or if you do not show.
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Pre-requisite:  For graduates of the nine-seminar Anthroposophic Psychology Program. 

PPD (Personality & Personality Disorders) Seminar I

Seminar Objectives:

  • Explore and experience the relationship between the twelve signs of the zodiac and personality development based on William Bento's original research;
  • Link threefold, fourfold, sevenfold and twelvefold principles;
  • Investigate self as an image of the cosmic animal circle including primal urges and achievable virtues;
  • Explore the connection between spatial orientation and personality "disordering" tendencies as related to the clinically accepted twelve personality disorders.
Personality Seminar # One:

Personality Structure in Relation to Physical/Soul/ Spiritual Development.  12-Foldness in Planes of Space & Embodiment, Narcissism, Avoidant, Paranoid & Histrionic Tendencies.

Working with Difference:  Planes of Space/ Embodiment; Related Anthroposophic Life Story/ Biographic Work; Course Digestion Group; Lectures/ Observation Work; Related Mythological Themes; Art/ Eurythmy/Spacial Dynamics.
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