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Friday 5th February 2021
"Exploring the Sacred,
Complex Dialog Space
for the
Emergence of Healing"
Dr
Rajiv Singh
at MacKillop House, 50
Archibald St, Lyneham, ACT (and
by Zoom)
Watch the video!
 The
therapist tries to help clients
to tell their stories. He is
responsible for the creation of
a context in which the
"not-yet-said" can be said, or,
in other words, for the creation
of a safe therapeutic culture in
which subjugated knowledge can
be accessed.
This is a
culture where the therapist is
present as a person who has
respect and empathic recognition
for the stories the clients
tell. By contributing to such a
safe therapeutic culture, the
therapist helps to make space
for the "not-yet-said"
(paraphrased from Rober, 1999).
In this talk Rajiv will cast
a closer look upon dialogic
space. In a previous talk, he
had touched on the resemblance
between dialogic space and
Jung’s Temenos. Now, Rajiv
invites us to explore this
sacred, complex therapeutic
space in more detail and its
potential in the emergence of
healing.
Dr Rajiv
Sing trained as a
psychiatrist in India and then
obtained specialist training and
qualifications from Australia in
child & adolescent psychiatry.
He has been working as a
consultant for the last many
years, having practiced in
India, Australia and New
Zealand. Rajiv has a strong
interest in Dialogic Practice in
therapeutic work and has
completed three years of
training in Open Dialogue.
Cost:
Jung Society members free,
Guests $15, Seniors/Concession
$10.
Pay by cash at the door
or bank transfer or by credit
card via
TryBooking.
Preliminary dinner with the
Speaker et al is at
6:15pm at
Lyneham.
RSVP Trish on
(0432) 599 826 for location and
details.
We meet from
7:30 pm for tea and coffee and
snacks, music, discussion and
library.
The Guest Speaker's
presentation is at 8 pm for an
hour or so,
then we resume
for questions and discussion,
finishing at 10pm.
Watch the video!
Canberra
Jung Society
is a non-profit
organisation,
which aims to provide a contact for people interested in the psychological
insights of Carl Gustav Jung.
Through monthly meetings, workshops, other activities and our library,
we seek to help people to understand their own inner journey and the world
today –
from a Jungian perspective.
PO Box 554,
Dickson, ACT 2602.
Updated by Robert James 18th February
2021
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