The “Deconstructing Anxiety” model has been gaining significant attention as a powerful new approach to resolving anxiety and finding fulfillment. In this two day intensive, you will develop mastery in the techniques of this model, including “The Alchemist”, “The Witness”, “The Warrior’s Stance”, and more. Using the training paradigm where learning happens best by applying the strategies to one’s own journey, this program will be part didactic and part experiential, so that the techniques can be learned “from the inside”. With the revolutionary understanding that anxiety (fear) is at the root of all suffering, you will gain insight into the five core fears, “universal themes of loss”, including abandonment, identity, meaning, purpose and death. Exercises are given for finding the core fear and chief defense, the architects of personality and the creator of our perceptual world. Then, with new tools that offer fast and dramatic results, you will learn how to pinpoint the precise moment where resistance is created and how to release it. This leads to the ultimate goal of letting go the “resistance to resistance”, a key to transforming our entire view of Self and redefining the limits of the human experience. The way is then paved for the final section on “Vision Questing”, wherein the five core fears are fully resolved, and one may live their lives with a solid sense of identity, meaning, purpose, love and even a true freedom from the fear of death.
This course is for 12 CE
Target Audience
Psychologists, Psychoanalysts (NY #P-0005), Social Workers, Therapists, Nurses, & Others - All levels
Testimonials
“One of the most exciting things I’ve come across in a long time”—G.S., Program Director
“By far the best seminar I’ve attended”—L.P., Ph.D.
“Ingenious…this is worth the world’s attention”—S.K., Ph.D.
“Has breathed new life into the anxiety work I do”—E.G., LPC
“Will be a key piece of future work in my practice”—M.G., LCSW
“One of the best teachers I ever had for a professional training”—I.F., MSSW
“A whole new perspective on anxiety”—J.P. Ph.D.