Online seminar with Dr. Franz Ruppert • April 24 and 25, 2021, including lecture

Seminar theme:
Who am I and what do I want? Self-encounters through the resonance method

Lecture included. Lecture theme:
Who am I in a traumatized and traumatizing society?

Dates and times

Saturday, April 24, 2021
8.30 a.m. – 6.00 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. – 10.45 p.m.
Sunday, April 25 , 2021
8.30 a.m. – 6.00 p.m.

Options

1. full two-day seminar, including lecture on Saturday night
2. 1 seminar day on Saturday and lecture on Saturday night
3. lecture on Saturday night and 1 seminar day on Sunday
4. lecture on Saturday night

Costs

1. € 285 (full seminar)
2. € 165 (Saturday seminar + lecture)
3. € 165 (Saturday lecture + Sunday seminar)
4. €   35 (Saturday lecture)

Including digital reader.

Description

Unfortunately, the (live) seminar with Dr. Franz Ruppert, scheduled for April 24 and 25, 2021, in Wezemaal/Rotselaar (Belgium), cannot take place in its original, physical form. However, we are extremely excited to instead offer you the opportunity to attend a live online seminar and lecture with Dr. Ruppert on April 24 and 25, 2021. Given our experience with the highly successful online seminar with Dr. Franz Ruppert on November 7 and 8, 2020, we are confident that this online seminar will be just as inspiring as the physical seminar has been in previous years.

Content and method

Theories and methods are always developing. Dr. Ruppert will share his recent findings with you both during the online practical work with so-called ‘self-encounters’ (or ‘identity constellations’) and during the online lecture.

Target audience

Professionals working in people-oriented fields (mental health care, (para)medical professions, coaching and counselling, youth care, education, childcare, etc.)

An online identity constellation seminar – what to expect?

Working with desires and resonance persons:
During this identity constellation seminar, the work is essentially no different from the work we do when we are gathered in the same room. Someone submits a self-enquiry (a desire or question), which Dr. Franz Ruppert then works with, using his IoPT method. We will determine at the time of the seminar who the lucky ones are to submit such a self-enquiry. This will be decided via a drawing of lots (online systems exist for this purpose as well). The role of resonance persons (representatives) – taking on an identity to resonate or represent – is the same as usual, too. The only difference is that everyone is in their own workspace and connected to others via a screen. Surprisingly, this turns out to be just as effective as resonating/representing while in the same room. Both Dr. Franz Ruppert and Margriet Wentink (Interakt) have extensive (international) experience in this online version of working together. It is astonishing to think of all the global possibilities we may still discover now that online working has become so much more the norm. As is the case with live seminars, participation in the drawing of lots, or being available to take on the role of a resonance person, is not mandatory. You are completely free to decide whether you wish to do so or not.

The theme, the program, and the organization of the seminar and lecture

The most recent work by Dr. Franz Ruppert raises a question even more pressingly than in previous years: Who am I and what do I want?
Who am I and what do I want? Self-encounters through the resonance method will therefore be the theme of the online seminar.
The theme of the online lecture is:
Who am I in a traumatized and traumatizing society?

Language of seminar and lecture

English is the language of instruction. This is true for both the seminar and the lecture. There will be no continuous or simultaneous translation, but we can of course help you to formulate your question in English if necessary. This is a change from the seminar in Culemborg, where German would have been the language of instruction.

Program for seminar days on April 24 and 25

8.30 a.m.
Online welcome in the Zoom environment.
8.45 a.m.
Start of instruction, introductory exercise to familiarize yourself with the method (mandatory: you may only participate in the rest of the program if you have been present for this exercise).
9.00 a.m. – 1.00 p.m.
Program with Dr. Franz Ruppert, including small breaks at appropriate times.
1.00 p.m. – 2.00 p.m.
Lunch break.
2.00 p.m. – 6.00 p.m.
Continuation of program with Dr. Franz Ruppert, including small breaks at appropriate times.

Program for lecture on Saturday night, April 24

7.30 p.m.
Online welcome in the Zoom environment.
7.45 p.m.
Start of instruction, introduction of method (mandatory: you may only attend the lecture if you have been present for this introduction).
8.00 p.m. – 10.00 p.m.
Lecture by Dr. Franz Ruppert.
10.00 p.m. – 10.45 p.m.
‘Bonus hour’: exchange and discussion.
10.45 p.m.
End.

Number of participants

Since we always have long waiting lists for our seminars, many people have said: ‘That’s great, an online seminar can accommodate many more participants’. However, we have decided to limit the size of the group to that of the group we would welcome at a ‘real life’ seminar. This means we have room for up to 120 participants per day (including organizers and staff). After all, the work we do requires participants to make themselves quite vulnerable. Therefore, we want to make sure that we can provide a safe environment and appropriate conditions to work in, even when the work is done online. More participants will be admitted to the lecture.

Questions and responses from participants and ‘First Aid for Trauma Triggers’

In the course of the online seminar, there will be an opportunity for participants to ask Dr. Franz Ruppert questions about the processes, coaching and theory. There will also be time to meet each other for discussions in so-called break-out rooms. Because it is impossible to meet other participants during coffee or lunch breaks, as you normally would, we believe that such break-out opportunities offer an important respite from being alone in your workspace. Moreover, we have made additional arrangements for those who become triggered by a certain process and need a sympathetic ear or a ‘clear, stable and regulating presence’. The exact details of these arrangements will be sent to you upon registration approximately two weeks prior to the seminar.

Use of Zoom

Both the seminar and the lecture will be offered via Zoom, an online environment that is reliable, private and very suitable for seminars like this. To be able to participate, you will need a laptop or computer with a good, stable internet connection and a (free) Zoom account, which can be created as soon as you have installed Zoom on your computer. Two weeks prior to the seminar, you will receive a document from us containing instructions on how to install Zoom and create an account, as well as a brief Zoom manual that includes user tips regarding the Zoom features we will be using during the seminar. Even though it is really easy to set up a Zoom account, we ask you to please reserve some time before the seminar to review the steps.

Privacy and confidentiality

As is the case during live seminars, we will do all we can to ensure confidentiality and protect the privacy of participants while working online. For this reason, we ask every participant to sign a privacy and confidentiality agreement before the start of the seminar and lecture. Filling out this (online) form is required to receive the link that allows you to log in to the Zoom environment in which we work. The form includes agreements about the strict personal nature of your participation, the absence of others in your workspace, and the non-permissibility of video or audio recording.

Cancellation

Given the short timeframe and exceptional circumstances that make it necessary to provide the seminar in online form, your registration for the online seminar and/or the online lecture is binding, and your participation cannot be cancelled after you have registered.

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