Lecture: The Heroine’s Journey in Men & Women Friday, Oct 28, 2022, 7:30 to 9:30 PM by Erica Lorentz, M.Ed., LPC, Jungian Analyst The Jung Society of the Triangle, Chapel Hill NC
Workshop: An Expressive Approach to Dreams Saturday, Oct 29, 2022 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM Erica Lorentz, M.Ed., LPC, Jungian Analyst The Jung Society of the Triangle, Chapel Hill NC
Saturday, January 30, 2021 9:30 am – 1:30 pm EST, via Zoom Cost $60 3 MHC and SW CEUs offered ($10)
Have you had strange or powerful dreams since Covid? Dreams bridge the outer and inner reality and are inner teaching stories. They are personal and sacred and help us to understand how to respond to stress. Each dream is perfect and only needs our honest devotion to decipher its message.
The facilitator will support the dreamer to enter their dream through movement, art, and writing to engage with the dreamscape. Meaning emerges as we allow ourselves to experience the symbolic language of the dream. As a group, we respectfully support each person’s story without projection and interpretation. No prior experience is necessary.
An Expressive Approach to Dreams presented by Erica Lorentz – MEd, LPC, JUNGIAN ANALYST (IAAP) and Karen Raymond – Voice of Angels
Saturday, December 7, 2019 from 9:30 am – 1:00 pm
Bridge Healing Arts Center 304 Main Street Farmington, CT 06032
About this Event Dreams are inner teaching stories. They are personal and sacred and guide you to what your true self wants you to learn about yourself and integrate. Each dream is perfect and only needs your honest devotion to decipher its message. The facilitator will teach you how to engage with your dream through art, writing, and movement. Meaning emerges when you allow yourself to experience and understand the symbolic language of the dream. As a group, we respectfully support each person’s story without projection and interpretation. No prior experience is necessary.
Facilitated by Erica Lorentz, MEd, LPC, Jungian Analyst (IAAP)
Date: FOUR SUNDAYS: April 14, May 5, June 2 and June 30. (Reservations required.) Time: 1:30 pm – 4 pm Location: Amherst, MA Cost: $50 for four sessions
RESERVE: The Study Group : Four Archetypes meets four times and is limited to 20 participants. Reserve your spot by e-mailing Diana Allen: eat2evolve@gmail.com
The Great Mother, the Trickster, the Divine Child, and the Wise Old Man – archetypes can shape our experience, our choices and our destinies. What are they? How do they impact us? How can we recognize them when they’re active in our lives and communities? This monthly study group intensive will combine talks led by Jungian Analyst Erica Lorentz, M.Ed., LPC with discussion questions and reflections on imagery associated with each archetype. Participants will be sent questions to reflect on and short passages to read in preparation for each discussion, and are invited to bring in images, poems or other text that they associate with the particular archetype.
PA Spring Workshop The Body as Shadow: Working with the Somatic Unconscious Speaker: Erica Lorentz, M.Ed., LPC, Jungian Analyst Saturday May 7, 2016 10:00 AM – 4:30 PM Registration: Begins at 9:15 AM Note: This event is for JPA members and their invited guests.
Fee: $65 for JPA members, $85 for invited guests. Location: Moz, 1100 2nd Ave #500, Seattle, WA 98101. Enter on 2nd Avenue, and take the elevator up to the 5th floor. Workshop Description: “The body is merely the visibility of the soul, the psyche, and the soul is the psychological experience of the body. So it is really one and the same thing” (Zarathustra Seminar) This workshop will focus on nonverbal communication in therapy. Using active imagination through movement we will gently tune into our own somatic language. Through this non-directed way of listening, we can sensitively attune to our own internal dialogue and resonate on another level of communication with our clients. In learning to witness ourselves and others in a non-judgemental way that recognizes projection, we bring consciousness and allow the body-soul connection a chance to unfold and heal. Each person’s true nature and story can be deeply felt, which is the goal of therapy. Attention will be paid to the somatic transference and counter-transference relationship. Also, working with archetypal manifestations in the body will be discussed. No prior movement experience is necessary. Course Objectives:1. Therapists will start to recognize nonverbal clues from themselves and their clients. 2. Participants will begin to listen to the somatic unconscious dialogue between them and their clients. 3. They will explore ways to respond to these inner and outer cues as a part of the transference and countertransference relationship. **Workshop participants’ knowledge will be greatly enhanced by attending Erica’s Friday evening lecture at The Jung Society, 7 pm, (Room 202 in The Good Shepherd Center) entitled: Jung, Spirituality and the Body. Registration for this event can be found on The Jung Society of Seattle website. Click here for details.
In our culture, the body is seen as mechanical and unimportant, as “other.” It has become shadow. This is a simple, non-directed, movement meditation that allows us to discover our true self. Movement, image, memory, and sensation will guide us to a healthy dialogue with the most basic “other” within. Sharing will help to anchor our experience in consciousness where our truth can be honored. When we share, the facilitator will respect each participant’s own journey and not allow other’s projections to interfere. No prior experience is necessary.
“The body is merely the visibility of the soul, the psyche, and the soul is the psychological experience of the body. So it is really one and the same thing.” C. G. Jung
Three day retreat:
Friday, February 23, 2018 3:00 PM through Sunday, February 25, 2018 3:00 PM
Soma Ranch Montgomery, Texas 77356
Experience Authentic Movement, a non-directed movement exploration that takes us beyond learned patterns to our shadow and our true nature.
In Authentic Movement, we invite our somatic unconscious to speak and guide us. This dialogue between psyche and soul can take place through any expressive medium. In this retreat, we will gently engage in a non-structured exploration through movement, drawing, and writing. No experience is necessary. Curiosity and desire to attune to our inner world is all that is important. When we allow the body to speak, our unique story can be heard. Insight into our true nature naturally emerges without interpretation. When we share and witness together, each participant’s experience will be treated with respect and not interpreted. Thus together we learn to honor our own and other’s unique personal and spiritual paths.
Retreat Fees (includes your choice of accommodation)
$399 Non Residential $499 Dorm $599 Semi Private $749 Private Price includes: Erica’s fee, accommodation, meals from Friday dinner through Sunday lunch and all the joys Soma Ranch has to offer. All prices increase by $100 February 1, 2017.
Saturday, October 24, 2015 from10-4 pm The Arts and Industry Building 221 Pine Street, #422 Florence, MA
Experience active imagination, Jung’s method of attending to the unconscious (as recorded in the Red Book). In active imagination, our conscious aware self invites a meaningful dialogue with some part of our unconscious psyche. This dialogue can take place through any expressive medium. In this workshop, we will each gently invite this dialogue using a non-structured exploration through movement, drawing, and writing. No experience is necessary. Curiosity and desire to attune to one’s inner world is all that is important. When we allow the unconscious to speak in this manner, our soul story can begin to be heard. Insight into our psychology naturally emerges without interpretation. When we share together, each participant’s experience will be treated with respect and not interpreted. Thus together we learn to honor our own and other’s unique personal and spiritual paths.
Cost: $45
Call to register: Erica Lorentz at 713-295-1966 or send email to: erlorentz@gmail.com