September 25th - 27th, 2009
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Leslie Case and Alexander Lowen in 1993 |
Dr. Lowen's Residence in New Canaan, Connecticut |
To honor and continue the profound legacy of Alexander Lowen, The Alexander Lowen Foundation is hosting a series of workshops at Dr Lowen’s residence in New Canaan, Connecticut where he lived, worked, and practiced for over 50 years. The house is the location of the “Masters Series,” emphasizing Bioenergetics Analysis as Alexander Lowen taught it. We are exceptionally pleased that Leslie Case, Ph.D. will be leading our first workshop. Leslie brings a profound respect for bioenergetics. Her particular interests have been in integrating early development issues into the process of bioenergetic therapy, focusing on the importance of analysis for the client as well as work with the body, and seeing the relationship between therapist and client as a major part of healing for the client, and for the therapist if he or she is open to it. Leslie is a psychologist in private practice in West Hartford, CT and faculty member (Emeritus) for the International Institute for Bioenergetic Analysis. She has served as the institute's vice president of training, chair of its faculty, and editor of it's journal. Her own contributions to the publication were the essays: "The Eyes and Sexuality: A Personal Tale" and "How Trust Becomes Distrust and Other Perils of Countertransference."Leslie has offered bioenergetic training and workshops in the U.S., Brazil and Italy for more than thirty years and has been privileged to assist Alexander Lowen for many of those years at workshops in St. Lucia and Pawling, New York.
First Workshop - September 25th - 27th, 2009
Led by Leslie Case, Ph.D.
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Dates:
• Friday, September 25: 7:00 pm -9:00 pm
Welcome Meeting hosted by Frederic Lowen and John Yong
(Come if you can, optional).
• Sunday, September 27: 9:30 am - 5:00PM
Working sessions
Location:
The Center of Bioenergetics in New Canaan, Connecticut – Dr Lowen’s residence. More information about the location will be sent after registration.
Lodging:
Workshop participants will need to make their own lodging arrangements. A reduced rate is available for our group at the DoubleTree Hotel in Norwalk, approximately 12 miles away; transportation will be provided between the hotel and workshop for those without a car. Let us know if you would like to share a room to economize lodging costs.
Tuition:
$ 350.00: week-end program
$ 200.00: single day attendance, includes prior day evening session.
* Advance payment by check is encouraged. The 3½% bank fee will be added for payments by credit card.
If you would like to attend this Master's Series workshop, click here.
Or, contact us by email, telephone, or mail:
info@LowenFoundation.org
Phone: 386-462-0616
Alexander Lowen Foundation
19802 Old Bellamy Road
Alachua, FL 32515
United States
Learn more about
The Alexander Lowen Foundation at www.LowenFoundation.org
