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2011 Calendar * |
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Friday, Oct 14th, 2011 |
Day of the Dead: This Friday evening discussion will explore the variety of spiritual, educational, cultural, psychological and political reasons that Day of the Dead altar making has grown increasingly popular in the US . . . Presenter: Regina Marchi holds a Ph.D. in Communication and is an assistant professor in the Department of Journalism and Media Studies at Rutgers University. She is the author of Day of the Dead in the USA which won the 2010 James W. Carey Award for Media Research and a 2010 International Latino Book Award. 6:30pm - 8:30pm (Green Hall) ~ Wine and Cheese reception begins at 6:00pm ~ CSPP at Alliant Intl University Scripps Ranch Campus 10455 Pomerado Road Scripps Ranch, 92131 Flyer Register |
May 6, 2011 |
Expressive Arts: Open Mic Please join us for an evening of sharing and showcasing local Performance Art. After an introduction on contemporary theory of community art facilitation, the microphone and stage will be open to local talent performing music, poetry, storytelling, dance and other arts. If you wish to share your talent, please sign up when you RSVP with a description your 3-5 minute performance art piece. 6:30pm - 8:30pm (Green Hall) ~ Wine and Cheese reception begins at 6:00pm ~ CSPP at Alliant Intl University Scripps Ranch Campus 10455 Pomerado Road Scripps Ranch, 92131 Flyer Register |
| March 4, 2011 (Friday) |
NATURE & HEALING - Wes Chester, MA, CAGS - Don Eulert, Ph.D. - Ute Jamrozy, Ph.D. As social networking and smart phones effectively pull us evermore into human-centered lives, our essential relationship with the restorative power of the natural world calls for attention and repair. Flyer |
| February 4, 2011 (Friday) |
WAR & RECOVERY - Heidi Kraft, PhD - Jon Nachison, PhD, ABPP - Marilyn Cornell, MFT - CIP Moderator/Discussant: David H. Peterzell, Ph.D., Ph.D. Flyer |
| November 18, 2010 (Friday) |
The Wixarika People Fundraising Event Flyer |
| November 5, 2010 (Friday) |
Integrative Medicine: Healing the Mind, Body and Spirit Dr. Robert Bonakdar Dr. Richard Gevirtz Dr. Robin Beltran 6:30pm - 8:30pm (Green Hall) ~ Wine and Cheese reception begins at 6:00pm ~ Flyer |
| October 8 (Friday) 2010 |
Mindfulness, Compassion, and Social Change Sharon Salzberg Larry Ward 6:30pm - 8:30pm (Green Hall) ~ Wine and Cheese reception begins at 6:00pm ~ Flyer *There is limited seating for this event. Online RSVP required. |
June 4 |
Expressive Arts Open Mic An evening of sharing and expressing art. Facilitator: Wes Chester, MA, Expressive Arts Therapist 6:30pm - 8:30pm (Green Hall) ~ Wine and Cheese reception begins at 6:00pm ~ Flyer |
May 7 |
Exploring Intuition Facilitator: Don Eulert, Ph.D. Michelle Dexter, Psy.D., NLPCC Friday, May 7th, 2010 6:30pm - 8:30pm (Green Hall) ~ Wine and Cheese reception begins at 6:00pm ~ Flyer |
April 2 (Friday)2010 |
Friday, April 2nd, 2010 |
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Discovery, Conversation, Learning, Friendship and Community |
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Integrative Discussion groups are free meetings open to all members of CIP academia and the greater San Diego community. Experts on topics relevant to Integrative Psychology will facilitate a casual discussion on that topic. We aim to facilitate awareness in the field of Integrative Psychology through education, outreach, and collaboration with the greater community. |
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The Guidelines We Follow |
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Respect other people’s beliefs. |
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Strive to balance events, recognizing that people relate to the world through various modalities (kinesthetic, visual, auditory, etc.). |
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We strive to create opportunities for productive dialogue, not to discredit or prove any one theory or practice . |
BASIC DOMAINS of Integrative Psychology Events |
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Personal Consciousness: Spiritual and creative practices; Mindfulness & meaning-making. |
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Self in Relationship: Psychology’s moral agency; belief systems, worldviews, values, and cultures. |
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Well-being & Socioeconomic Institutions: sustainability, political and action psychologies, eco-psychology, social disparities |
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Biological Health Research and Practices: Integrative medicine, Somatics, Subtle Energies, Mind/Body therapies |
The Disclaimer |
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| Integrative Psychology emphasizes the interdependence of social, cultural, physical, spiritual, and psychological dynamics. Studying well-being from a systems perspective combines traditional healing wisdoms and new paradigms of social evolution. The Center's programs honor diversity by integrating ecological, philosophical, spiritual, aesthetic, cultural, and scientific ways of knowing. It emphasizes psychology's agency in social contexts. | |
| We propose a practical psychology large enough to study human interactions in whole systems, to address disassociations of identity, and to promote a healthy and sustainable society. This psychology addresses the meaning and quality of our personal, social, and global relationships, and the "power-over" relations implicit. It seeks to bring humanitarian and scientific thought to bear upon critical human problems, including the effect of contemporary environments on health and behavior, and conversely the effects of human behavior on the environment. | |