2006 Satir
Multidisciplinary Conference
celebrating
Virginia Satir's 90th Birthday and Her Global Legacy
August 9, 10, 11, 12, 2006
(Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday)
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2006 Satir
Multidisciplinary Conference
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Avanta Annual Meeting Sunday, August 13, 2006 |
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Four days of celebration of Virginia Satir and her theory and practice. Practical and updated information based on the teaching and application of the Satir Growth Model. Avanta members, practitioners and others will present on many different levels of the Satir Growth Model and the Satir Process. There will be workshops, breakouts, networking, and the Avanta bookstore. There will be something for everyone.
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Special Keynote and
One-Day Workshop with Jean Houston, PhD.
"People Making in a Changing World"
"A Few
Things (about 50) to do before I Die" - Practical Preparation for
this Transition
- Margarita Suarez,
MA, RN
"Building Writing
Skill and Confidence"
- Naomi Karten, MA
"Couple
Enrichment"
- Sandy Novak, MS, and Gloria Taylor, MA
"Dynamic Healing through Energy Sculpting" - Mary Jo Bulbrook, Ph.D,
RN, CEMP/S, CHTP/I
"Enriching Your Relationship with Yourself and Others based on the
teachings of Virginia Satir" Level I -
Sharon Loeschen, MSW, LCSW and Margarita Suarez, MA, RN
"Family Reconstruction"
- William "Bill" Nerin,
MA
"Family Reconstruction in
the Counseling"
- Maria Gomori, M.S.W., Ph.D
"Family
Therapy Research: Bowen, Haley, and Satir
- Joan Winter, Ph.D
"Jung and
Satir" - Laura Dodson, MSW
"Movement, Connection, Belonging:
Virginia Satir and Adler's Law of the Low Doorway" - Edward Mel
Markowski, Ph.D
"PAIRS - Virginia Satir's Contribution
to Working with Couples"
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Michele Baldwin, Ph.D, and Bud Baldwin, MD
"Panel Clinical Supervision" -
John Banmen, R. Psych. and Jean McLendon, LCSW, LMFT
"Reflections: An Oral History of
Virginia Satir, Volume 1"
- presented by
Jesse Carlock, Ph.D
"Self Mandala"
- Steven Buckbee, LMSW, Michael Dupont, LMSW, and Dan Doyle, LMSW
"Say
It Straight Training: From Theory to Practice"
- Paul Englander-Golden, Ph.D. and David E. Golden, Ph.D.
"Transforming
Trauma Using The Satir Growth Model" - Kathlyne
Maki-Banmen, MA, RCC
"The Use of the Satir
Model in a SAMHSA-funded Research Project at Glenn County Mental Health
Agency/Building the Critical Mass" - Kathy
Montero, MA and Steven Young
"Use of Satir Tools in
Organizations"
- Wayne Strider, Eileen Strider
and Naomi Karten, MA
"Using the Satir Congruence Model to Teach Leadership to Healthcare
Providers" -
Ross Ungerleider, MD and Jamie
Dickey-Ungerleider,. Ph.D
"Videos
of Virginia Satir with Discussions (videos with
some teaching)" - Grace Sun May Yung Tsang, MA
Where:
Dumas Bay Centre,
3200 SW Dash Point Road, Federal Way, Washington . Dumas Bay Centre is
located less than 25 miles south of SeaTac International Airport between
Seattle and Tacoma. Guest are able to experience the tranquility and natural
beauty of Puget Sound overlooking the Olympic Mountains.
Who:
The conference is
planned for a multidisciplinary audience and will cover personal as well as
professional growth applicable to many disciplines. Everyone is invited to
take part in this special celebration. Whether you are a practitioner,
retired, a student, an educator, a counselor, or someone who is interested
in learning and connecting you will find something for you. Come for a day
or two or for the whole conference. Continuing Education Units (CEUs) will be available.
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Word document schedule Activities: Avanta Bookstore will be open during meals and free times. We will carry a full product line of the items we sale online. Silent Auction to raise funds for Avanta Scholarship Fund.
Early
Arrivals or Late Departures may want to visit Seattle or the
surrounding Puget Sound area. Lodging: Dumas Bay Center guest rooms are dormitory style with individual central showers. There are 42 single bed rooms with toilet , 15 rooms with twin beds with no toilet, and 8 double bed rooms with no toilet. All guest rooms have sinks. First come on rooms with toilets. There are no guest rooms available at Dumas Bay Center.
Hotels located within 3-5 miles from the Centre.
Meals:
All meals and breaks are included in the registration fees.
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