Description
Ever had the experience of wishing you could’ve ‘rewound the tape’ and said or done something different to get to a better outcome? Welcome to Role Training!
Role training offers you an opportunity to improve your ability to manage situations and interactions in your personal and/or professional life you may have previously found challenging. We will create together a series of interactive and lively group sessions. By honing in on a specific role or aspect of your functioning you would like to develop, you will be assisting each other towards fuller participation in, and enjoyment of your work and life.
By the end of the workshop, you will have an understanding of the structure of a role training session and will have participated in the sessions both as a protagonist, to develop your abilities and as an auxiliary, to assist others to develop theirs. This workshop is part of the ongoing training in Dunedin and is open to any professional who wishes to develop themselves professionally and/or personally.
Enrol in Role Training 2022
TIA (Dunedin)
Workshop Code: TIA-2022D
Dates and Times
6 & 7 August. Saturday. 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM Sunday 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Venue
Stopping Violence Dunedin
Fee
- Full fee $300.00
Total training hours
12 hours
Group Leaders
Judith McDonald
PANZ Ōtepoti Dunedin Campus
Judith works in private practice as a Registered Psychotherapist. Her pathway to attaining her interim psychotherapy registration was by qualifying as a Psychodramatist. She enjoys walking, reading, semi-occasional gardening and getting away for weekends and holidays with her family and dog in their house bus.
Maria Snegirev
PANZ Ōtepoti Dunedin Campus
Maria is a Psychodramatist, Registered Psychotherapist and experienced group facilitator. She has been a member of AANZPA since about 2010 and has held various roles on the committee of the Otago branch.
Maria studied at Otago and has a B.A. in Russian Language and Literature, and a Diploma in Teaching. She has 20 years experience in leading Non-Violence programmes and has completed level 1 of Imago training.
Maria’s training journey began with her experiences in teaching children. This grew into a commitment to social justice which has been most strongly expressed in her work at Stopping Violence Dunedin. Her current focus is on expanding the range of her clinical experience by building up her private practice.
Maria’s interesting surname comes from her Russian parentage. She is the daughter of refugees who settled in Southland in the 1960s. This experience has created a life long interest in the transmission of language and culture. An interest in language is shared by her husband Andrew. They both thought very carefully when choosing the names of their two children, who occasionally forgive them.
Maria is passionate about gardening, even the weeds fascinate her! Other outlets for her creativity are; creating with fabrics, mosaics and more recently, macrame. She is currently obsessed with transforming a steep wasteland into a garden with veggies, flowers, native plants, and maybe even a hive of bees