Новости Института East Side. Starts Jan 20 - What is "Social Therapeutics?" Introducing a postmodern, performatory approach
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WHAT IS 'SOCIAL THERAPEUTICS?' Introducing a Postmodern, Performatory Approach to Human Development & Its Community Stages A five-week, online seminar with Carrie Lobman & Melissa Meyer
January 20- February 24* Registration: $95; $65 Student/Retired/Low Income *Conversation is asynchronous -- participants are in different time zones and read/post message on their own schedule.
Join Carrie Lobman and Melissa Meyer for an introduction to the methodology of social therapeutics, a postmodern, performatory approach to human and community development and learning. As you explore social therapeutics in the course of this five-week online conversation, you will be introduced to some of its community stages in psychotherapy, education, after-school youth programs and the workplace. Seminal readings and videos will help bring to life the diverse practice of social therapeutics.
Readings:
Psychological Investigations: A Clinician's Guide to Social Therapy, L. Holzman and R. Mendez, Eds. (purchase from Amazon.com).
Additional materials will be provided.
Carrie Lobman, Ed.D. is associate professor at the Rutgers University Graduate School of Education and the Institute's director of pedagogy. She is a trained social therapist and a core faculty member in the Institute's international training programs. She is co-author of Unscripted Learning: Using Improvisation Across the K-8 Curriculum and author of numerous articles and chapters on the importance of play and performance for learning and development. For over 20 years, in collaboration with Institute co-founders Lois Holzman and Fred Newman, Lobman has developed innovative applications of social therapeutics in educational settings with children, adults and families. Her research on play, creativity, learning and development has informed the Institute's practical-critical work in psychology and education.
Melissa Meyer is the Institute's international training & programs coordinator and sales director for Performing the World. Melissa is a graduate of the East Side Institute's Therapist Training Program and is currently pursuing a degree in social work.
