Faculty members Dr. Naftali Halberstadt and Dr. Rhonda Adessky will join an international team in Haiti this winter. Check back at our website for more updates!
Monday, November 1, 2010
התמחות במודל עבודה קבוצתי המקנה גישה וכלים לריפוי עצמי בקמפוס ציפורי יער ירושלים
המרכז להכשרה במיומנויות גוף ונפש והמרכז למנהיגות אזרחית – קמפוס ציפורי
מזמין אנשי חינוך, רפואה ומטפלים אחרים להתמחות במודל עבודה קבוצתי המקנה גישה וכלים לריפוי עצמי, הן למטפל והן למטופל. המודל מבוסס-מחקרית ונמצא יעיל בהתמודדות עם מצבי דחק ממושכים ועם תגובות פוסט-טראומתיות.
מועד המפגשים: בימי ד': 17:00-20:00
מידע נוסף: www.mindbodygroups.org
תאריך פתיחה
תאריך פתיחת הקורס: 15/12/10
סיום הרשמה: 18/11/10
סידורי הרשמה
לקביעת ראיון אישי ולטפסי הרשמה לקורס:
נא לפנות לאביטל, רכזת הקורסים בקמפוס ציפורי
052-3912922, meavital@gmail.com
Monday, October 11, 2010
TCMBS and PREPARED
BGU President Prof. Rivka Carmi, meeting with the directors of CMBM and TCMBS extended an invitation to participate in the BGU-IDF Home Command project, "PREPARED." TCMBS has offered to train PREPARED staff and volunteers in mind-body techniques for their own self-care as well as to train appropriate volunteers to become mind-body group facilitators. Read more about the program here: PREPARED
Naftali Halberstadt shares his impressions of Haiti
After his trip to Haiti, Naftali wrote some of his thoughts about his time teaching volunteers to use Mind-Body skills: http://israelnonprofitnews.com/training-center-for-mind-body-skills-works-in-haiti/
Monday, July 12, 2010
Mind Body Skills Come to Haiti via Israel
Naftali Halberstadt of the Training Center Mind-Body Skills is currently in Haiti, helping with the Humanitarian aid effort that followed the devastating earthquake of January 2010. Before he left, he spoke about his expectations and what he hoped to accomplish during his two week visit.
Naftali reports from Haiti
I’m getting up to speed here. I already sat in on a workshop with a group of students. It's very interesting. It's a whole different cultural panorama here. The students describe themselves as thinkers rather than doers, which might explain a lot about the shape of the country even before January.
The landscape is pure destruction but the people are incredibly positive. They walk amongst the rubble and tent cities immaculately dressed and well-kempt.
Monday, June 14, 2010
Running a workshop for Sulha today
The Sulha Peace Project, a grassroots organization, inspired by the
indigenous process of mediation (“Sulha”), aims to rebuild trust, restore dignity and move beyond the political agenda. http://sulha.com/
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