Process Structure!
Tools for Awareness and Tracking
with Lane Arye Ph.D.
Join Lane to learn and practice how to map process structure. Identify primary and secondary processes to know where you are and where the process is heading.
Understand edges to better navigate and flow. Develop skills to quickly identify structure, form hypotheses, intervene skillfully, follow feedback, and unfold process wisdom.
Understand edges to better navigate and flow. Develop skills to quickly identify structure, form hypotheses, intervene skillfully, follow feedback, and unfold process wisdom.
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Who is this class for?
This class is for therapists, coaches and facilitators with some experience of Processwork who want to sharpen their skills and deepen their understanding and practice.
It is perfect for beginning students of Processwork and advanced practitioners. An easily graspable deep dive!
Don't miss Lane’s unique take on these core concepts and skills.
It is perfect for beginning students of Processwork and advanced practitioners. An easily graspable deep dive!
Don't miss Lane’s unique take on these core concepts and skills.
What will the class be like?
This class will be theoretical, interactive, experiential, and very practical. Using participants’ own sentences and experiences, we will discover together the complexity, simplicity, and beauty of the patterns lying just beneath the surface of everyday reality.
What's it like to learn with Lane?
Lane is deeply honest, beautifully transparent about his skills, his methods, and his limitations, profoundly compassionate, and enviably fluid. I especially admire his gentleness and his patience.
Lane is a gifted teacher, able to engage students immediately in the experience of what they’re learning rather than merely in the idea of it. His spontaneous, authentic, light-hearted style creates an environment of mutual discovery and delight in what emerges.
New information presented in a way that makes it possible to effectively digest and apply it. ‘Old’ pieces of information falling into places.
Experience Lane teaching ...
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Enjoy this fun introduction to Processwork!
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Interconnectedness and the Background Flow
WHAT WILL I LEARN?
Join this course to:
Understand primary and secondary processes so you know where you are and where the process might be heading
Gain confidence with edges so you don't get stuck and can use them to deepen and flow
Discover the complexity, simplicity, and beauty of the patterns lying just beneath the surface of everyday reality.
Lane Arye, Ph.D.
Lane Arye, PhD is a senior Processwork trainer and a founding faculty member of PWI. Whether teaching, working in private practice, facilitating community and organizational conflicts, or learning & training alongside social justice groups, Lane partners with people to help create more inner and outer freedom and wholeness.
He co-led a six-year UN funded project in the Balkans that brought together Serbs, Croats, and Muslims after the war to work with ethnic tension, post-war trauma, and build sustainable community. He does a lot of training and inner work around race, whiteness and resilience, and is a member of the Racial Justice Collaborative.
Patrick Jones - Course author
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Financial Equity
PWI recognizes the global and systemic financial disparities that unequally impact people's opportunities to participate.
If you are impacted by financial disadvantage, please use the following code to enroll at a discounted rate:
PWI recognizes the global and systemic financial disparities that unequally impact people's opportunities to participate.
If you are impacted by financial disadvantage, please use the following code to enroll at a discounted rate:
Rate 2 $35 use discount code: FinEQ2H
Recommended for those from emerging economies or those carrying the burden of systemic inequities
Recommended for those from emerging economies or those carrying the burden of systemic inequities