Covid DREAMING

An exploration of a global symptom and how to live with it

With Ingrid Rose, Ph.D,  LPC

Everyone welcome – no charge

Monday April 13, 6-8pm and Thursday April 30, 9-11am (Pacific time)

Attend one or both sessions

As the world tries to catch its breath while navigating this challenging time, reacting to both the virus and its effects throws many of us into a whole range of emotions and experiences that are often shocking, new and also perhaps fascinating. As life as we know it shifts our focus, it is easy to get caught in one state of reaction or another; hold one view of reality which may quickly shift into something else.

As well as finding ourselves a target for the global upheaval, lets also access covid-19’s
dreaming for the world by using our skills to discover and integrate aspects of its nature and its message for our present-day global existence. Rather than see it only as a catastrophic symptom, lets discover it as part of our own dreaming and explore ways in which we can pick up aspects of its nature and the qualities and insights it may bring for our individual processes and for the field in which we live.

During these 2 presentations we will have a chance to explore aspects of the pandemic relevant to each of us, including:

• The message from the creator of the global symptom
• The nature of the virus itself
• The meaning for humanity
• The myth and vision for the planet

Together we can explore individual situations and experiences, effects on our communities and societies, and how we might find some meaning in the events that confront us. We will have an opportunity to work on our own and in pairs through exercises, as well as group discussion.

Online via livestream  – register to receive the zoom link prior to the class time

Offered free of charge: donations to PWI much appreciated

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About Ingrid

Ingrid Rose, Ph.D. LPC Dipl.PW Ingrid’s guiding inspiration for her life work stems from her history of growing up in South Africa, where as a child, perceiving the injustice around her, she decided early on to devote herself to individual and social change. Ingrid has been in private practice for more than 30 years working with a large range of presentations, as well as being a clinical supervisor and group facilitator. She has taught at college level, and has had extensive experience teaching Processwork to many groups in Portland and all over the world.  She has a long history of yoga and meditation practice and a strong interest in shamanism, adding to the depth of her work.

Participation via Livestream

PWI uses the Zoom webinar platform for livestream access to classes.  Participants should ensure they have good quality internet access to get the best experience. 

Prior to course commencement, registered participants will receive an email with the link for online streaming access. 

Please contact PWI if you have any questions – we are happy to help you get set up.