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Saturday, February 25th, 2006 The Inspired Self :An
Open Psychodrama ath the Atlantic Club
This workshop will invite participants to interact with one
another in an effort to understand how we are inspired to
change. Drawn from the work of Jung and Moreno this workshop
looks at how to make more positive choices in our life and
what is likely to inhibit or facilitate this change. A central
focus will be on the identifying what Jung called the "white
shadow", the positive aspects of ourselves that are ready
to evolve.
Saturday, March 25th, 2006 Creating Positive Change in
Your Life: An Open Psychodrama ath the Atlantic Club
Wanting things to be better in your life is a good start,
but how do we cope with the obstacles to making changes? Intention,
reframing our thoughts, and opening to new ways of thinking
about being with others will be the focus of this workshop.
Saturday, April 22nd, 2006 Write into Action: An
Open Psychodrama ath the Atlantic Club
This journaling and psychodrama workshop will use writing
techniques to clarify and prioritize the issues in our life
and move the group into action. Following the drama(s) reflective
writing methods will be used to highlight what was learned.
Bring your favorite journal and pen.
April 27 - May 1, 2006 (Thursday - Monday) Annual
Conference of the American Socity for Group Psychotherapy
and Psychodrama Sir Francis Drake Hotel 450 Powell
Street, San Francisco, CA 94102 Telephone: (800) 795-7129
Dr. Tomasulo will present on the use of psychodramatic techniques
with Interactive Behavioral Therapy April 28th 4:15-6:45
Psychodrama for People with Intellectual Disabilities
May 1-5, 2006, New York City
YAI/National Institute for People with Disabilities Network
will hold its 27th Annual International Conference “Pathways
to Success in Developmental and Learning Disabilities: Innovative
Programs, Strategies and Policies that Work” at the Crowne
Plaza Manhattan Hotel, 1605 Broadway, in New York City.
Dr. Tomasulo will have two presentations. One on Interactive-Behavioral
Therapy, the other on Stopping The Caregiver Fatigue Syndrome.
For more information please visit www.yai.org/pid or contact
Dalia Sztulwark at 212-273-6193, 212-629-4113 (fax), or dalia.sztulwark@yai.org.
May 3, 2006, Wednesday at 2:45-5PM Healing Trauma:
The Power of Group Treatment for People with Intellectual
Disabilities Based on the American Psychological Association's
first book on psychotherapy for people with Intellectual Disabilities,
this training will be specifically focused on applying the
Interactive-Behavioral model of Group Psychotherapy for people
with MR/DD working with various manifestations of traumatic
responses, including Post- Traumatic Stress Disorder with
an emphasis on action techniques for helping sexual abuse
survivors and offenders.
May 4, 2006, Thursday at 10:30AM -12PM
Stopping the Caregiver’s Fatigue Syndrome for Managers
Being a manager in the field of human services has unique
stressors associated with the role. Most managers have the
dual responsibility of being a professional caregiver as well
as the added responsibility of supporting and supervising
staff. The manager’s role will be discussed and the use
of a peer support group to ameliorate the caregiver fatigue
syndrome will be identified. Participants will take part in
exercises designed to simulate how these groups are run as
well as experience the practice of supportive supervision.
Specific guidelines for operating a peer support group and
supportive supervision sessions will be presented. This is
an experiential workshop with participants invited to take
part in the exercises.
Ready for a Positive Change in your life?
Open Psychodrama at the Atlantic club In Manasquan
New Jersey.
Daniel J. Tomasulo, Ph.D., TEP, MFA
Award winning psychologist and author will conduct an open
psychodrama at the Atlantic
Club in Manasquan on the following dates:
"Psychodrama affords participants a safe, supportive
environment in which to practice new and more effective roles
and behaviors. It facilitates insight, personal growth, and
integration on cognitive, affective, and behavioral levels.
It clarifies issues, increases physical and emotional well
being," www.asgpp.org
Saturday, June 10th, 2006 Dare to be Happy
This open psychodrama incorporates the best from positive
psychology and happiness research. This workshop is designed
to help identify meaning and happiness in one's life, while
coping with the ever increasing sources of negativity around
us.
Saturday, July 22nd, 2006 Gratitude and Grace
A grateful heart and conscious acknowledgement of the blessings
in our life is still the best way to foster kindness and compassion.
This psychodrama workshop will explore this process.
Registration 9:00-9:30
Workshop 9:30-Noon (Click
Here for Directions to the Atlantic Club in Manasquan)
$60.00 Prepaid 75.00 at the door per workshop. (All
university students are invited to attend for only $10.00!)
To prepay send a check with your name and the date of the
workshop you wish to attend to:
Daniel J. Tomasulo, Ph.D. 723 North Beers Street, Suite 2b,
Holmdel New Jersey. 07733
(Includes use of facility for the day for non-AC members)
If it is within a week of the program you may also call:
732-264-9501 or Email
us for more details & registration tomasulo@att.net
(CEU Credits may be available for Mental Health Professionals
Please call the office for details.)
June 6th, 7-9:30pm The
Upper Room Spiritual Center, Neptune, NJ
Write into Action:
This experiential interactive workshop will use a combination
of personal journaling and psychodrama to identify areas in
your life that have been inhibiting. The goal is on shifting
perspective and gaining integration through insight. The power
of the group will allow us to explore common themes collectively
through action methods, while journaling will give each person
a chance to process the group work at a more personal level.
Both journaling and psychodrama are proven methods of working
through difficult areas in one's life. This workshop combines
these two powerful methods to help get at, and more importantly
help move through, these issues.
Please bring your favorite journal and pen.
June 16, 2006
Washingtom
Behavioral Healthcare Conference, Wenatchee, WA
Dr. Tomasulo will deliver the Keynote presentation entitled
Healing Trauma. For More information email Alison
Avery
He will also do two workshops later in the day. Treating
Trauma and the second on Group Dynamics in the Treatment
of People with Intellectual Disabilities: Interactive-Behavioral
Therapy (IBT). More information on this conference will
be posted shortly.
August 10-13 American
Psychological Association 2006 Annual Convention New
Orleans ,LA
Dr. Tomasulo 4 hour continuing education workshop, Action
Potential: Using Pscyhodramatic Techniques in Individual And
Group Psychotherapy. was cancelled due to the grounding
of flights from the New York area due to terroist activity.
The workshop will be offered at a future conference. For more
information on this workshop check the above link to the APA
convention site.
National
Association ForDual Diagnosis: 23rd Annual Conference
October 25-28, 2006 - WYNDHAM SAN DIEGO AT EMERALD PLAZA HOTEL
~ SAN DIEGO,CA Promoting Mental Health in Children & Adults
with Intellectual Disabilities: Cross Systems Collaboration
Dr. Tomasulo will conduct A Pre-Conference Symposium on group
psychotherapy. The Pre-Conference will take place on Wednesday,
October 25,
Earlier Presentations
April 16th, 2005 Miami, Florida
American Society for Group Psychotherapy and Psychodrama
Drs. Tomasulo and Razza are recipients of the
David Kipper Scholar's Award and will be honored at the awards
luncheon on Saturday April 16th.
For more information about the conference please click on
the link below. This is an excellent conference that has several
workshops being offered from national and international experts.
Please check out the ASGPPs web site at:
http://www.asgpp.org/05confprog/conf05.htm
May 7th, 2005, Monmouth University, Long Branch New Jersey
Dr. Irvin Yalom, world renouned author and group psychotherapy
pioneer is the featured speaker. New Jersey City University's
Psychology Department is a co-sponsor of this event. Dr. Tomasulo
will present a workshop based on the book Healing Trauma:
The Power of Group Treatment for People with Intellectual
Disabilities recently published by the American Psychological
Association.
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May 9yh-May13th, 2005, New York City
YAI National Institute for People with Disabilities 25th Annual
International Conference on MR/DD New York City
Dr. Tomasulo and Dr. Razza will have two presentations.
One on Interactive-Behavioral Therapy, the other on Stopping
The Caregiver Fatigue Syndrome Please check the times of these
presentations and other conference
offerings on line at: http://www.yai.org/pid.cfm
05/09/05 | 02:45 PM - 05:00 PM
Healing Trauma: The Power of Group Treatment for People with
Intellectual Disabilities
Based on the American Psychological Association's first book
on psychotherapy for people with Intellectual Disabilities,
this training will be specifically focused on applying the
Interactive-Behavioral model of Group Psychotherapy for people
with MR/DD working with various manifestations of traumatic
responses, including Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder with an
emphasis on action techniques for helping sexual abuse survivors
and offenders.
05/10/05 | 02:45 PM - 05:00 PM
Stopping the Caregiver's Fatigue Syndrome for Managers
Being a manager in the field of human services has unique
stressors associated with the role. Most managers have the
dual responsibility of being a professional caregiver as well
as the added responsibility of supporting and supervising
staff. The manager's role will be discussed and the use of
a peer support group to ameliorate the caregiver fatigue syndrome
will be identified. Participants will take part in exercises
designed to simulate how these groups are run as well as experience
the practice of supportive supervision. Specific guidelines
for operating a peer support group and supportive supervision
sessions will be presented. This is an experiential workshop
with participants invited to take part in the exercises.
Brooklyn Distric Attorney Summer Justice Conference June
23rd. System Collaboration-Advocacy-Understanding
Providing Care and Justice to People With Disabilities Who
Have Been Abused
Kings County District Attorney's Office
350 Jay Street, Brooklyn, New York
Dr.Tomasulo will deliver the keynote address on The Power
of Group Treatment for People with Intellectual Disabilities
More details on this conference are at: 212-677-6668 x.378
NADD and UMDNJ are cosponsoring their 7th Annual Regional
Conference Promoting Mental Health in Persons with
Developmental Disabilities, on September 20, 2005, at
the Ramada Inn Hotel & Conference Center in East Brunswick,
NJ.
March, 2004
Lehigh, Pennsylvania. Friday
Interactive-Behavioral Therapy (6 hours CEUs Available)
Dr. Dan Tomasulo & Dr. Nancy Razza
This workshop is designed to help you:
1. Apply action method techniques within individual and group
psychotherapy sessions for persons with MR/DD;
2. Identify the four stages of an Interactive-Behavioral Therapy
group process;
3. Recognize indications and contra-indications for the use
of various action methods;
4. Modify techniques for working with traumatic reactions;
and
5. Practice action techniques within the workshop.
For more particulars please contact Ramona at:
rneidig@arcofl-n.org
April 22nd, 2004
Equal Justice Conference, New Brunswick New Jersey
Dr. Tomasulo and Dr. Razza are the luncheon keynote speakers
and will present their work applying the
IBT model to sex offenders
Please contact:
Denise Goobic, Director The Developmentally Disabled Offenders
Program
The Arc of New Jersey
985 Livingston Avenue
North Brunswick, NJ 08902
(732) 246-2525 x31
dgoobic@arcnj.org
April 30th, 2004 New York City
American Society for Group Psychotherapy and Psychodrama
The National Conference's Plenary Session will be conducted
by Dr. Tomasulo
This is an excellent conference that has several workshops
being offered from national and international experts.
Please check out the ASGPPs web site at:
http://www.asgpp.org/04confprog/conf04.htm
May 3rd-May7th, 2004, New York City
YAI National Institute for People with Disabilities 25th Annual
International Conference on MR/DD New York City
Dr. Tomasulo will have two presentations. One on
Interactive-Behavioral Therapy, the other on Stopping
The Caregiver Fatigue Syndrome Please check the times of these
presentations and other conference
offerings on line at: http://www.yai.org/pid.cfm
May 21st, 2004
The ARC of New Jersey, New Brunswick, New Jersey 15th Annual
Conference on Medical Care for Persons with
Developmental Disabilities. 11:30 to 1:00 on Friday, May 21st.
Providing group therapy for people with developmental
disabilities. Dr. Razza and Dr. Tomasulo
For more information contact:
Beverly Roberts
Director, Mainstreaming Medical Care Program
The Arc of New Jersey 732-246-2525, ext. 34
July, 28th - July, 31st, 2004
American Psychological Association's National Convention.
Continuing Education Workshop, Dr. Tomasulo and Dr. Razza.
The Healing Crowd: Interactive-Behavioral Therapy for Persons
with MR/DD (4 Hours)
For presentation times please check out the conference information
at: http://www.apa.org/convention/
Dr.Tomasulo will deliver the keynote address on the treatment
of trauma for people with intellectual disabilities and run
a follow-up session on the same topic. More details on this
conference are at: Nadd
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