Held via Zoom
Heloisa Garman, PsyD
CEUs: 3

This workshop will explore a method of dream work based on the Internal Family Systems (IFS) developed by Richard Schwartz. This model has basic similarities to the Jungian approach and views the mind as made of multiple and often different subparts. Each subpart has a way of conceiving the world and can become extreme when feeling the need to protect the person from traumatic external circumstances.

Similar to Jung, this model sees the Self as different from the parts. When differentiated from the parts it can become the natural leader of the system due to its ability to become compassionate and non-judgmental towards all parts. Because the Self is the natural leader of the system, the goal of this model is to help the person differentiate the Self from the parts and regain its leadership status, while parts provide assistance and guidance.

In this workshop there will be an explanation of  how this approach to dreamwork was developed with time allotted for questions and discussion. After the presentation, Dr. Garman will work with a dream brought in by a participant which will exemplify this model. If you would be willing to volunteer to work on your dream, please let us know after registration by emailing us at jung@cgjungcenter.org.

*Participants should bring a dream in written format to the workshop.

About the Instructor
Dr. Garman is a licensed clinical psychologist and has been in private practice for over thirty years. She was trained in family therapy at the Institute of Juvenile Research at the University of Illinois. She also received training in the Internal Family Systems (IFS) from the Center of Self Leadership and was previously affiliated with the Family Institute at Northwestern University. She has taught and supervised family therapy at two major universities in Brazil and worked with families of abused children and provided evaluations to the Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS). As a Brazilian American, she specialized in cross-cultural psychology.

Dr. Garman provides psychotherapy for individuals, couples and families, utilizing a variety of treatment modalities including IFS, dream-work, mindfulness and cognitive approaches. She has published articles and presented workshops on dreams in conferences at the International Association for the Study of Dreams (IASD).

Recommended Reading
Introduction to Internal Family Systems, Richard Schwartz

Inner Work, Robert A. Johnson

*Program CEUs are an additional $15 processing fee. The current CEU processing time is 2-3 weeks. Continue reading Dream Theater of our Inner World* →

Held via Zoom
Hart Ginsburg, LCPC and Danbee Kim, MSW
CEUs: 2

The intention of this workshop is to provide a collaborative space for participants to artistically engage around themes of grief, loss and existentialism. The workshop will include short abstract films to prompt reflective activities such as journaling and art response. As therapists, one of the questions we encounter is, “How can we protect ourselves in the midst of trauma and life’s uncertainties?” This question has been an impetus for exploring abstraction and metaphor and, in this program, the umbrella will be used as a symbol of protection. It is hoped that each participant will come away with their own imaginative umbrella as a protective tool for their life journey.

About the Instructors
Hart Ginsberg is a therapist who strives to creatively support his clients through self-awareness, acceptance and empowerment. Over the past 15 years, most of his clinical work has been with immigrant/refugee populations, artists and others interested in developing existential awareness. Being inspired by witnessing the creativity of his clients, he started Digital Tapestries which develops abstract and existential art forms to broaden perspectives through films, art-therapy resources and experiential workshops.

Danbee Kim is a Korean American artist whose practice emerges from the intersection of art, healing, and social justice. Drawing from her background in social work and experience teaching art to children and youth, Kim creates work that excavates the complex layers of human resilience and transformation. Her art explores the intricate territories of addiction recovery and grief, examining both personal and collective paths toward healing. Through her careful attention to process, Kim’s work delves into the granular nature of loss and significant life changes, while maintaining a steadfast focus on hope and renewal. Her unique perspective as both artist and educator infuses her practice with deep sensitivity to human development and emotional storytelling, creating work that resonates with universal experiences while honoring individual journeys of transformation.

*Program CEUs are an additional $15 processing fee. The current CEU processing time is 2-3 weeks.

Held In-Person at the Jung Center
Sheryl Kosovski
CEUs: 3

Move forward with clarity, purpose, and courage in this transformative workshop. Using art and intention-setting, you’ll connect with your inner self to reveal the steps to overcome life’s obstacles.

Through intuitive art-making and self-reflection, you’ll:

• Craft a heart-centered intention that aligns with your soul’s desires.
• Access inner wisdom by quieting the mind’s chatter.
• Identify and shift the blocks that hold you back.
• Create a unique visual language to guide your path forward.

This isn’t about creating a masterpiece—it’s about unlocking your deepest truth and stepping boldly into the life you envision. No artistic experience is needed; you already have everything within you.

Discover the power of art and intention to transform your life; one mark, color, and insight at a time.

About the Instructor
Sheryl Kosovski is a certified financial counselor and business coach with 25 years of experience and is dedicated to helping creative entrepreneurs build thriving, profitable businesses. As an artist herself, she understands the unique challenges creatives face and uses art as a tool in her coaching to help clients connect with their inner wisdom and authentic vision. Sheryl combines practical strategies with deep personal insight.

She specializes in helping artists, designers, therapists and holistic practitioners grow their businesses, overcome financial obstacles, and embrace their self-worth. Her work focuses on aligning creative passion with smart business practices, empowering her clients to set the right prices, manage cash flow, and design businesses that bring both joy and financial peace of mind.

*Program CEUs are an additional $15 processing fee. The current CEU processing time is 2-3 weeks.
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