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A Sacred Vessel: Using Sandtray to Explore the Unconscious

 

Evoke and work with the symbols of your inner world in this workshop with psychotherapist Michele Lees.

 
 

Saturday, September 22
9 am - 4 pm (1 hour lunch break)
$140 ($120 Jung Center members)
6 CE hours
A box lunch is included with the registration fee.

 
 

Create a connection to the fertile ground of the unconscious imagination through the practice of sandtray. In this technique, used widely by therapists and those interested in deepening their engagement with the symbolic life, the contents of the unconscious imagination are made real and visible through the placement and creative arrangements of symbols in a tray of sand. Jung suggested that the genuine expressive impulse comes from the struggle to express visions that transcend mundane reality and portray a reality larger than the individual self.

We will explore this genuine impulse and its potential for renewal and healing in this one day workshop. We will create sandtrays and explore their meaning through the process itself and then amplify this with meditation, journal writing, drawing, and discussion of its application to Jungian thought. Those who have taken this workshop previously are welcomed back, as each sandtray is a new phenomenon. No experience is necessary.

 
 

Michele Lees, MA, BC-DMT, LPC is a depth psychotherapist in private practice in Houston. Her 40 years of clinical experience are enhanced by work as a national lecturer, workshop presenter, and consultant. She has been a Jung Center instructor since 1979, and she has served as a member of the Board of Trustees and as the Coordinator of the School of Expressive Arts.

 
 

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