Macroshifting
Changing the Unchangeable Through Focusing
Labor Day Weekend: New York City
March: Costa Rica
$550 for
tuition
A 4 day Retreat
Deep Change through Elaborate Focusing Projects.
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Change something that has been around for a long
time in spite of your many efforts.
With issues such as: difficult-to-change relationship
or career patterns, stubborn depression and anxiety disorders,
obsessions/addictions that persist, integrity issues, professional
development, physical conditions, spiritual blocks, social change
projects, difficult-to-achieve creativity goals.
In the workshop you will: ·
LAUNCH a Changing the Unchangeable project
(a macro) making your change-campaign equal to the task. Macros
go further into your internal structure and further out into the
social structure than is visible. They require more of a campaign
than you think.
GET HELP from your history for approaching
your macro (your unchangeable issue) Macros are difficult to approach
freshly.
LOOSEN ROPES. Think of a macro(your project)
as a trampoline held in place by many ropes. There is an art to
finding and loosening these ropes which keep your macro from changing.
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DISMANTLE BEARING WALLS. Grasping the intricacy
of your deeper world allows you to coordinate complex change steps
similar to the project of dismantling a bearing wall in a house.
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MAKE TIME YOUR FRIEND through Timestretching,
Timesensing, Timeshifting, and In-Time. Special focusing methods
for making time your friend rather than your enemy. ·
DO sophisticated JOURNALING so you can go further
with the forward steps ·
LEARN ANTI-STRANDING which works in a different
direction than classic focusing and has similarities with meditation.
Instead of moving toward clarification and small sequential forward
steps, it moves toward the vague and toward indirect cross-time
changes in the whole project.
New York City: A Commuting Retreat: you are responsible
for your lodging and meals
Costa Rica: A Residential Retreat
Robert Lee, Ph.D. is a focusing
theoretician and innovator. A licensed psychologist, he has developed
a new model for teaching focusing (Domain Focusing), he has developed
a theory and practice for change on the macro level for stubborn
problems (Changing the Unchangeable through Focusing--Macroshifting),
he has developed a comprehensive practice for working with difficulties
in felt sense formation (Elusive Felt Sensing). In psychotherapy,
he has outlined 4 Faces of Focusing in Psychotherapy and has developed
special methods for using focusing with anxiety and depression
and with couple and group psychotherapy.
robert@focusingnow.com, US #
(toll free) 888-275-5648
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