Festival of The Animals Workshops
Choice of two workshops at any time during the weekend.
Anne Dilauro: Embodied Dream Imagery
Anne shows you how to grow by re-entering the atmosphere of your dream and attending carefully to specific parts of it. Anne is President of the C.G. Jung Society of Queensland and has a counselling practice in Brisbane. She has trained extensively with Robert Bosnak, founder of E.D.I.
Frank Coughlan: Deep Imagery. The Animal of The Present Moment.
Most, if not all, of the worlds spiritual traditions want us to 'live in the present' and focus on the here and now. It is regarded as an entry point into the truth of our being. Let spontaneous imagery take you into the helpful energy of your present moment.
Frank is a past-President of the C.G. Jung Society of Queensland. He maintains a private practice specialising in imagery work with groups and individuals.
Robyn Brady: Mixed Paper Collage
Rip, cut, scrunch, fold, or glue, following your inner muse to bring forth images out of coloured tissue, Japanese papers, foreign and old newsprints and other papers. Fun and satisfying, no prior experience required. Robyn is a paediatrician with a special interest in children’s art and lullabies. She presented a paper on lullabies and war at the 2007 World Conference on Children’s Literature in Kyoto, Japan.
Stefanie Maurer: Deep Imagery for Beginners
Learn how to grow by letting imagery arise spontaneously into your awareness.
Stefanie trained in Deep Imagery in her native Germany with founder of Deep Imagery, Steve Gallegos. She has translated into German Gallegos’ books on imagery. She is now living in Victoria.
Yildiz: Family Constellations
Are you carrying issues that have been handed down through generations of your family? Learn how to let go and heal your family too.
Yildiz has run a busy private practice for the last seven years in the north shore of Sydney. She is also a lecturer at the Australian College of Applied Psychology Sydney and Brisbane.
Tunde Solanke: Drumming Workshop (extra cost and max. 10 participants)
Make your own African drum. All materials and decorations will be supplied, and is inclusive of the prices. Bongo (wood) -$65. Djembe (African Wood)-small $160
Make on Saturday: play on Sunday! Tunde was born in Africa in a drum-making village, where he made his first drum at the age of twelve. As a master percussionist and drum maker, Tunde has played and conducted workshops at the Woodford Folk Festival for 15 years, as well as many other festivals and fairs.
Imagery and Festival Information:
www.deepimagery.com.au frankcoughlan@fastmail.com.au (07) 3356 1127 or 0403 910 145