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Brainspotting 

and

Spirituality, Religion, & Contemplative Practice

February 5-7, 2023

ONLNE ~ via Zoom

Sunday 2/5  4-8 pm

Monday 2/6 & Tuesday 2/7 ~ 9 am - 5 pm

Eastern US Time Zone

 

This 2.5. day course explores the multidimensional relationships among Brainspotting and the breadth of religio-spiritual traditions and practices, and the neural correlates of religious, spiritual, and mystical experiences. Through lectures, small group discussion, & individual reflection, and group/individual practice experiences, participants will explore and articulate their own understandings of "spirituality," "religion," "spiritual practice/discipling" and learn about those of others. Students will learn ways to integrate Brainspotting into pre-existing religion-spiritual practices and disciplines. Students will also consider the hypothesis that Brainspotting itself may be a form of religio-spiritual practice, and learn set-ups for engaging Brainspotting as a transformative neuroexperiential and religio-spiritual practice.

Pre-requisite for this training is Phase 1 Brainspotting Training,

by a Brainspotting Trainer approved by Brainspotting Trainings, LLC 

COST:

Early Registration ~ through Jan. 15, 2023        $595 

Regular Registration ~ Jan. 16-31, 2023            $645 

Late Registration ~ Feb. 1, 2023 & later             $695

Cancellation Policy:

by Jan. 15, 2023~full refund less $50

 Jan. 16-31, 2023 ~1/2 refund less $50

 Feb. 1, 2023 & later~no refund

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Meet the Trainer: The Rev. Martha S. Jacobi, PhD, LCSW is a Senior Brainspotting Trainer and internationally known seminar leader, speaker. and writer. With nearly 30 years experience in clinical practice, she specializes in working with survivors of profound trauma and in creativity and performance enhancement for artists, performers, and athletes. She is a Specialty Trainer in using Brainspotting with children & adolescents, and often provides humanitarian Brainspotting sessions to those in need. Martha integrates her background as a dancer and musician into her practice and teaching.  She is Associate Dean for the Brainspotting Concentration in Behavioral Health at International University for Graduate Studies. A Lutheran pastor, Martha is affiliated with St. Luke’s Lutheran Church, West 46th Street, Manhattan. She is the author of several chapters and articles related to Brainspotting in clinical and theological publications.. Originally from Ann Arbor & Interlochen, Michigan, she now lives and works in New York City.

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