PARTS PRACTICE: A WEEKEND INTENSIVE
A Weekend Intensive of teaching and playing with the practices of Internal Family Systems (IFS) and Psychodrama.
November 5-6, 2022 | 10am-6pm with lunch breaks
151 Sterling Ave, Toronto ON
151 Sterling Ave, Toronto ON
REGISTRATION DEADLINE EXTENDED TO OCT 31ST
The Deep Play Institute (DPI) presents Parts Practice: A Weekend Intensive of teaching and playing with the practices of Internal Family Systems (IFS) and Psychodrama. Both practices are a form of parts work, which means they aim to provide transformation by working with a non-singular self that is made up of various inner parts. Day one of our intensive will introduce participants to IFS – a somatic therapy system for differentiating between parts of self, mediating among them, and putting them into contact with curiosity and compassion. Day two will introduce participants to Psychodrama – an action method in which participants use spontaneous dramatization, role playing, and dramatic self-presentation to engage a situation or encounter. Our hope is that not only will participants leave with practical skills from these two practices, but that participants will carry forward the open-heartedness and creativity that these practices help to cultivate.
The Deep Play Institute is a nonprofit organization committed to exploring life’s deepest questions through transformative play. DPI’s facilitators – therapists, artists, coaches, and philosophers – aim to use play to bring people into an experiential questioning of what it means to exist. Each program that DPI runs is a unique container, creatively constructed and inspired by practices that include: Gestalt therapy, Process Work, Psychodrama, Internal Family Systems Therapy, Tavistock Group Relations, Relational Psychoanalysis, Authentic Relating, Nonviolent Communication, Circling, coaching, performance art, contact improvisation, experimental theater, LARPs, surrealism, existential games, and various schools of meditation.
Covid Policy: Participants will be required to take an at-home antigen test the morning of the event, and arrive to the workshop with proof of a negative test. If any participant develops symptoms throughout the workshop they will need to re-test. A full refund will be given if participants get a positive test, and cannot attend the event the morning of. NOTE: if a participant gets Covid more than 10 days before the event, and they are still testing positive, then in line with CDC guidelines they will be able to attend the event, but with a mask.
Price: Price is tiered based on 3 income levels. Please see chart. Tier 1 $450 / Tier 2 $350 / Tier 3 $250 / BIPOC Tier 3.
Note: This weekend intensive is intended for participants who reside in Toronto. The Deep Play Institute is not able to provide accommodations for out-of-town participants. DPI is also not able to refund any travel or housing costs in the unlikely event of cancellation.
The Deep Play Institute is a nonprofit organization committed to exploring life’s deepest questions through transformative play. DPI’s facilitators – therapists, artists, coaches, and philosophers – aim to use play to bring people into an experiential questioning of what it means to exist. Each program that DPI runs is a unique container, creatively constructed and inspired by practices that include: Gestalt therapy, Process Work, Psychodrama, Internal Family Systems Therapy, Tavistock Group Relations, Relational Psychoanalysis, Authentic Relating, Nonviolent Communication, Circling, coaching, performance art, contact improvisation, experimental theater, LARPs, surrealism, existential games, and various schools of meditation.
Covid Policy: Participants will be required to take an at-home antigen test the morning of the event, and arrive to the workshop with proof of a negative test. If any participant develops symptoms throughout the workshop they will need to re-test. A full refund will be given if participants get a positive test, and cannot attend the event the morning of. NOTE: if a participant gets Covid more than 10 days before the event, and they are still testing positive, then in line with CDC guidelines they will be able to attend the event, but with a mask.
Price: Price is tiered based on 3 income levels. Please see chart. Tier 1 $450 / Tier 2 $350 / Tier 3 $250 / BIPOC Tier 3.
Note: This weekend intensive is intended for participants who reside in Toronto. The Deep Play Institute is not able to provide accommodations for out-of-town participants. DPI is also not able to refund any travel or housing costs in the unlikely event of cancellation.
FACILITATORS
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Aaron Finbloom is a philosopher, artist and pedagogue. He is the co-founder of The School of Making Thinking (SMT) and the founder & director of The Deep Play Institute (DPI). His practice involves expanding transformative inquiry through games, performance art and structured play. With training in Circling, Authentic Relating, and Psychodrama, he also facilitates experimental individual and group sessions inspired by these practices. Finbloom has presented works internationally at venues which include: The Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago, Gallery 151 (New York), Maschinenhaus Kulturbrauerei (Berlin), UNAM (Mexico City), and MainLine Theatre (Montreal). He holds a PhD in Interdisciplinary Humanities & Fine Arts from Concordia University in Montreal, and is currently teaching Philosophy at the City College of New York and The University of Portland. finblooming.com
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Netta Sadovsky, MFA, LSW (she/they) is an artist and therapist living in Philadelphia, PA, and the assistant director at The Deep Play Institute (DPI). They provide individual and relationship therapy specializing in Internal Family Systems (IFS), working with kink, polyamory, the hardships of artmaking, and healing from relational trauma at West Philly Therapy Center. They also provide Psychedelic Psychotherapy at Voyage Healing in Philadelphia, with a specialty in using IFS with Ketamine Assisted Therapy. Netta is level 1 trained in Internal Family Systems, small group consultancy trained in Tavistock Group Relations, and is a student of Relational Psychodynamic Therapy, Mindful Facilitation, Theater of the Oppressed, and Psychodrama. They make artwork that borrows from and experiments with these practices under the moniker Suso Phizer.
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