BLESSINGS AND CURSES
ON THE
JOURNEY OF MANHOOD
Saturday & Sunday October 23 & 24, 2010
A two-day Men's Psychodramatic event
Incorporating myth, poetry, storytelling and
dramatic participation.
Led by Ben Dennis PhD and Ron Hogan MA.
“Then she asked him if he would rather take a small cake with her blessing to eat on his journey, or a large cake with her curse?”
In this experiential workshop we will weave the timeless oral tradition of myth and story with the modern therapeutic process of Psychodrama to explore the archetypal themes of Blessings, Curses, and the
Journey of Manhood in our Everyday World.
What has made you the man you are?
How can you become the man you want to be?
Please join us in this exploration as we challenge and nurture each other as men.
Date: October 23-24 Sat 9am to ~9pm, Sun 9am to ~3pm
(Meal breaks are on your own)
Place: 3414 Fremont Ave N, Suite D, (Fremont district) Seattle, WA.
Cost $150 ($120 if prepay by September 30. Scholarships available)
Contact:
Ben Dennis (206) 940.1773
btdennis@comcast.net
Ron Hogan (206) 782.1471
innergies@earthlink.net
Benjamin Dennis, PhD Mythology and Depth Psychology, is a scholar and ritual practitioner who incorporates a love of myth, fairytale, and the oral traditions with rituals of transformation and healing. He has participated in both local and international psychodramatic events. For the last 18 years Ben has been active in men’s work and has led and participated in rites-of-passage, traditional ceremony, and ritual process.
Ron Hogan, MA Counseling, has been co-leading weekly therapy groups and weekend intensives for the last 20 years. He is a nationally Certified Psychodramatist specializing in action/experiential, body-integrative, and energy psychology approaches to healing. His work is informed by his life-long exploration of psycho-spiritual systems and processes, 35 years as a licensed massage practitioner, and personal involvement in men's work since 1989.
Thursday, September 2, 2010
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