The CITP Training Programme 2009
Psychodrama On-going Training Groups
Training in the psychodrama method will assist those in leadership
roles to develop their abilities. They will be enlivened and challenged to expand
their creative edge and professional competency. Through a greater awareness of
their own behaviour and the development of leadership roles, a network of satisfying
relationships will be developed and sustained.
Psychodrama is primarily a group method.
Developing an appreciation of group dynamics is therefore fundamental in psychodrama training.
Specifically trainees learn to recognise and value the
sociometry which occurs in groups and work with this both as group member and leader.
Trainers
Paul Baakman
Sara Crane
Clare Elizabeth
Don Reekie
Rex Hunton
Valerie Hunton
Walter Logeman
Vivienne Thomson
Core Curriculum/Intermediate (2009A)
Peer Groups
Organised peer groups are part
of the training process assisting trainees
to practice and integrate their learning.
The peer groups meet fortnightly throughout
the year and are available to all trainees
enrolled for the year.
Dates
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Opening night: Tuesday, February 10. 6.30pm - 8.00pm
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Weekend: Februray 27, 28 - March 1
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Weekend: March 27 - 28
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Experiential Weekend: April 17, 18, 19 (Don Reekie)
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Weekend: May 29 - 30
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Weekend: July 3 - 4
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Weekend: September 4 - 5
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Weekend: October 2 - 3
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Weekend: November 6, 7, 8 November
Times
Friday, 6.30pm - 9.00pm.
Saturday, 9.00am - 5.00pm.
Sunday, 9.00am - 4.00pm.
Co-ordinator of Training
Sara Crane
Training Hours
Total hours of Training: 110
Venue
Training Weekends: Campbell Centre, 44 Bealey Ave. Christchurch. Experiential Weekend: Te Awa o Te Ora, 192 Worcester Street. Christchurch
Fee
$1855. Discounted rate - $1655.
Enrol by 15 December with a deposit of $200.
Balance of fee to be paid by 12
January to receive the discounted rate of $1655.
Payments after 12 January will be at the full fee of $1855.
Intermediate/Advanced (2009B)
Dates
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Opening Night: Tuesday, February 10. 6.30pm - 8.00pm
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Experiential Weekend: February 6, 7, 8 (Rex and Val Hunton)
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Weekend: March 13 -14
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Weekend: April 17 - 18
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Weekend: May 8 - 9
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Weekend: June 19 -20
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Weekend: July 10 -11
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Weekend: August 14 - 15
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Weekend: September 18, 19, 20 (Combined Weekend with Dunedin Trainees – Sandra Turner and Paul Baakman)
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Weekend: October 16 - 17
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Weekend: November 20 - 21
Note: For the training event in September, Dunedin senior trainees will meet with Christchurch senior trainees, in Dunedin.
Times
Training Weekends
Friday, 6.30pm - 9.00pm.
Saturday, 9am - 5.00pm.
Experiential Weekend
Fridays 6.30pm to 9.00pm, Saturdays 9.00am - 5.00pm. Sundays 9.00am to 4.00pm
Trainer
Paul Baakman
Venue
Campbell Centre, 44 Bealey Ave. Christchurch
Fee
$1855. Discounted rate - $1655.
Enrol by 15 December with a deposit of $200.
Balance of fee to be paid by 12 January to receive the discounted rate of $1655.
Payments after 12 January will be at the full fee of $1855.
Training Hours
Total hours of Training: 110 hours (including opening/closing evening)
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Leadership and Facilitation Training (2009C)
Training in the Fundamentals of Group Work and Leadership
Many of us spend a considerable amount of our working
life in groups. Meetings, skills groups, support groups, discussion groups,
rap groups, casework presentations, handovers, meetings with relatives,
progress meetings, communication meetings and patient review meetings.
Many of you will also be aware of reluctance or ambivalence as well as a certain
amount of anxiety about groups in respect of theses meetings and groups.
More than likely this is a reflection of the experiences you have in these
groups - an experience in varying degrees of fragmentation, conflict,
disrespect, poor communication, lack of clarity, lack of tangible outcomes and poorly developed action plans.
Yet groups do develop in a patterned manner and in ways that
are recognisable and well accepted. We can make interventions that will minimise problematic functioning and offer leadership.
In this training course participants can expect to learn some
of the dysfunctional activities which plague groups, some of the
theories of groupwork behaviour and some specific interventions that minimise problematic group activities.
In a well-organised group
any member of the group can take functional leadership at
any time. Interventions that assist the work to proceed
can be made thoughtfully with an understanding of the dynamics and the wider systems at work.
This training course takes place over 5 days.
A certificate is given to trainees completing the course
which includes written and practical assignments.
The training is 'generic' and is suitable
for any type of group leadership situation. It is designed
to involve participants in reflecting on and using their own experience as a basis for learning.
The course will include:
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planning sessions and courses
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preparing for a group
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beginning a group
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facilitating interaction
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responding to the process
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closing a group
There will be a focus on:
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group work theory
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role theory
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sociometry
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communication in groups
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leadership styles
There will be teaching and supervised practice.
There is an emphasis on developing ability in observing and understanding group behaviour,
understanding and managing stages of group development and making use of the Focal Conflict Model.
This is a valuable course for anyone who works with groups of people.
The principles of group dynamics will be covered and participants can expect
to develop their ability to understand how groups work and how to conduct them.
Dates
5 Wednesdays:
4th March,
25th March,
29th April,
27th May,
24th June.
Times
9:00am to 5:00pm
Venue
Campbell Centre, 44 Bealey Ave. Christchurch
Fee
$685.
Enrol by February 8.
Discounted Fee $670 if paid in full by February 8.
Trainer:
Sara Crane. Please contact Sara by phoning (03) 366 6132 for further information
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Sociodrama Training (2009D)
"There isn't a single area of human endeavour that could not benefit from
our instrument" Zerka Moreno.
Sociodrama is a versatile method that is very
applicable to many situations enabling people to expand their role
repertoire, explore issues, resolve problems, and develop a deep
appreciation of our humanity.
This workshop is designed for people who are either working
sociodramatically with groups, or would like to, and want to develop their
skills in working this way. Using situations drawn from participants, we
will produce sociodramas and enactments relevant to particular situations.
Participants can expect to plan and produce sociodramas relevant to their
contexts when working with groups ranging from organisations to education to professional and personal development.
Dates
May 22, 23, 24.
Trainer
Vivienne Thomson
Venue
Campbell Centre, 44 Bealey Ave, Christchurch
Times
Friday 6.30 - 9.00pm, Saturday 9.30am - 5.00pm, Sunday 9.30am - 3.30pm
Cost
$330
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Supervision
Trainers are available to conduct small group supervision sessions.
Trainees are encouraged to take up this option in order to maintain
their sociometric links and to enhance and extend their practice.
Fee
The fee is to be negotiated with the group supervisor.
Past Training Programmes