We will be teaching at the Association for Spirituality and Psychotherapy as part of a One-Year Certification Program for 2010-2011. This is a program is for mental health practitioners and interested others to address the question of how to integrate spirituality and psychotherapy in their practice and in their lives.

My module, called “On Being and Becoming Whole,” is a new course addressing what a psycho-spiritual therapy practice looks like day by day. Several practical and theoretical questions emerge for exploration and discovery.

For more information and to register call Diana Kerievsky, LCSW, Curriculum Chair, 516 829-5027; Or Kelly Murphy Mason, Psy.D. M.Div., LCSW, Curriculum Co-Chair at 212-947-7111 or email aspspiritandpsych@gmail.com

Are you more burned out than you realize?
Do you feel like you're running on empty most of the time?
Do you often find that you're too drained to be truly present with the closest people in your life?

In this hi-tech, fast-paced, "24/7" world, so many of us don't realize that we're running ourselves into the ground. The more you practice Radical Self Care the better you will serve yourself and those you love and care about. 


In this TeleSeminar, you will:

• Assess where on the self-care spectrum you are now
• Develop your unique set of self-care practices
• Become aware of the triggers that pull you off course
• Develop customized (self-supports and external supports) ways to get back on track and make self-care your new default habit
• Learn and experience several self-care exercises you can use as needed

To register, contact Lynda at 212.595.7373 / lynda@drlyndaklau.com


"The more deeply we anchor our personal self-care, we're able to dwell in uncertainty, discover possibility and help build a new future. We become the firm ground others can use in order to find their way in our unknown changing world.”
~ Lynda Klau

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We will be teaching at the Association for Spirituality and Psychotherapy as part of a One-Year Certification Program for 2010-2011. This is a program is for mental health practitioners and interested others to address the question of how to integrate spirituality and psychotherapy in their practice and in their lives.

My module, called “On Being and Becoming Whole,” addresses what a psycho-spiritual therapy practice looks like day by day. Several practical and theoretical questions emerge for exploration and discovery.

For more information and to register, contact Diana Kerievshky at the Association of Psychotherapy and Spirituality: dianakerievsky@gmail.com or (516) 829-5027.
 

3.23.2011 - 3.27.2011 Open Space Workshop at the Psychotherapy Networker Symposium

We have been invited to lead an Open Space workshop at this year's Psychotherapy Networker Symposium in Washington, D.C. As facilitator, Lynda will invite you to share your most pressing interest, allowing you to state clearly how you most want to use the space. From here, others can select which ideas resonate with them most strongly, and then organically divide into sub-groups. This can range from debriefing about the conference to starting a new conversation, developing the vision for a collective project, forming a regional or local community, or even doing yoga, dancing or sitting silently together. Finally, we reconvene as one group for a communal sharing. Please visit the Psychotherapy Networker website for more on the Symposium. 

4.12.11 Radical Self-Care: Free TeleSeminar

A no cost TeleSeminar with Lynda, in which she will discuss the essentials of Self-Care, including powerful Internal and external methods you can use to create a consistent practice of Self-Care. We will have time to dialogue about your questions and specific needs. You will also hear about our new Four-Week Online Video Conference Series.

• April 16th (1:30-2:30pm EST)
• To register Contact Lynda at 212-595-7373 | Lynda@drlynda klau.com
• Upon registration you will receive instructions for joining the phonecall.

3.3.11 I've Got the Blues

• Join Dr. Lynda Klau for a no cost workshop. Learn tools and resources to help you or someone you love struggling with depression.
• March 3rd, 2011 (6:30 - 8:30pm)
• Grand Army Plaza Library, Brooklyn, New York

11.17.10 The Zen of Social Media: Harnessing its Potential and Defining its Limits

Have you ever seriously reflected about the role Social Media plays in your life and in our global world? Social Media is an ever-growing phenomenon, which reaches deep into our individual and collective lives. Dr. Lynda Klau will take a step back to explore the Social Media explosion, specifically Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, from a larger perspective. Her approach will be philosophical, psychological, and sociological, incorporating brain science as well. . .Read More on The Zen of Social Media

• No Cost Seminar
• Date: Wednesday, November 17th, 2010
• Time: 6:30pm
• Place: Mid-Manhattan Library (NYPL)
• 455 Fifth Avenue @ 40th Street
• Questions, email Debbie Hirsch dhirsch@nypl.org

10.21.10 How a Little Bit of Psychological Know-How Can Increase Your Bottom Line

Psychological dynamics are constantly at play when people work with people. The more we can identify these dynamics at work between ourselves and others, we increasingly improve our ability to communicate, and ultimately increase our financial bottom line. . .Read More On Psychological Know-How

• No Cost Seminar
• Date: Thursday, October 21st, 2010
• Time: 6-7:30pm
• Place: Science, Industry, and Business Library (NYPL)
• 188 Madison Avenue @ 34th Street
• Conference Room 018 on the lower level
• First Come, First Serve; Space is Limited

3.24.10 How a Little Bit of Psychological Know How Can Increase Your Bottom Line 

Psychological dynamics are constantly at play when people work with people. The more we can identify these dynamics at work between ourselves and others, we increasingly improve our ability to communicate, and ultimately increase our financial bottom line. . .Read More On Psychological Know-How

• No Cost Workshop
• NEW DATE: Wednesday, March 24th, 2010
• Time: 6-7:30pm
• Place: Science, Industry, and Business Library (NYPL)
• 188 Madison Avenue @ 34th Street
• Conference Room 018 on the lower level
• First Come, First Serve; Space is Limited
• Map and Directions

2009 - 2010 Integrating Spirituality and Psychotherapy

• Mental Health Practioners and interested others.
• We will be teaching at the Association for Spirituality and Psychotherapy for a One-Year Certification Program, 2009 – 2010.
• To Register, contact Diana Kerievshky at the Association of Psychotherapy and Spirituality, cspofnip@optonline.net or (516) 829-5027

TESTIMONIALS:

Thanks so much for a stimulating and heart warming class.  I truly enjoyed it and grew from it- within myself and also in my work. Your class changed the chemistry in the group forever and we are enriched because of it.  I look forward to receiving your newsletter and to seeing you again.  
Psychotherapist, NYC; Student, 2010            

You are a role-model for being powerful, open and vulnerable. You helped us form a community. Now we can share, we feel safe.
Student, ASP Certification Course, 2009