Workshop on therapeutic skills in the Gestalt current – conducted by: Joanna Sawicz
If you have a need to improve your therapeutic skills, lack practice, would like to work in a nice group under the supervision of an experienced Coach/Trainer, we invite you to Lodz Gestalt School for a workshop.
Classes consist of working in threes (Therapist-Client-Observer) for two days under the supervision of a Coach(es). During the workshop there is an opportunity to ask questions from the entire range of Gestalt psychotherapy theory and methodology, which includes a comprehensive four-year training.
Therapeutic Skills Workshop – What You Gain:
– additional hours of therapeutic practice during which you develop your workshop,
– support from the Coach in the areas you want to improve,
– precise and kind feedback,
– greater confidence in being in a therapeutic position,
– exchange in a group of people from different years of the course and different schools of Gestalt psychotherapy.
Therapeutic skills workshop – Joanna Sawicz – experience:
“I am a Certified Gestalt Psychotherapist (European Association for Gestalt Therapy) and a personal development trainer. I graduated from the 4-year School for Trainers and Psychotherapists at the Gestalt Therapy Institute in Krakow in 2015. I am also from January 2022. Certified Mindfulness Teacher by the Polish Mindfulness Institute in Warsaw. I teach Stress Reduction Courses based on MBSR Mindfulness.
As for higher education, I graduated from the University of Zielona Gora with a degree in Social Work Pedagogy in 2003. I have also been since 2009. Addiction Psychotherapy Specialist. July 2022. I started the School of Supervisors in collaboration with Carmen Vazquez Bandin (Centro de Terapia y Psicologia in Madrid).”
Since 2004. Joanna Sawicz is associated with various forms and institutions in professional assistance to people. She has been working as a gestaltist since 2001. Its clients are adults and adolescents.
Taking care of the high quality of her work, Joanna Sawicz participates in constant supervision.