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Bridging for Life™* Presents:
Certification Course
Skills training in using Bridging and Mind-Body Mapping as a clinical modalityClick here to download this PDF Flyer
What is Bridging?
Have you ever felt you were living in a paralyzed state of mind? Have you ever had the enjoyment of life spoiled by a lack of awareness? Bridging is an amazing breakthrough that can empower us in achieving a healthier and happier way of life. Bridging is a practice . . . a learned skill that can move us from a cluttered, disconnected mind and body, to a mind and body synchronized to meet the challenges of daily living.After 40 years of practice as a psychiatrist, Stanley Block, MD, uncovered the existence of the human Identity System and explored how this Identity System disrupts our natural mind-body connection and restricts awareness and healing. Bridging provides the tools that will provide immediate, powerful, progressive, permanent, and positive life transformation. It is instantaneous!
How Does Bridging Help?
The human Identity System holds enormous power over all of us and limits our joy and causes suffering. Learning about our Identity System will alter your life as you allow your own body’s inner wisdom to heal you.
- The Identity System works by capturing thoughts and then perpetuating those thoughts into a physical stress response (i.e., anxiety, depression, pain, etc.).
- The process of Mind-Body Mapping provides therapists and clients new tools to face life’s challenges, (i.e., anxiety, pain, relationship problems, chronic illness, work stress, depression, substance abuse, etc.)
- Bridging practices allow the mind and body to naturally harmonize and sync together to problem solve and melt the suffering and misery.
This approach to therapy is now being used in institutions around Utah including the Huntsman Cancer Institute, Utah Department of Human Services and Salt Lake City Veterans Administration Hospital.
About The Certification Training?
The Mind-Body Bridging™ Certification Course teaches all the skills articulated in the book Come to your Senses: Demystifying the Mind-Body Connection, 2nd Edition by Dr. Block, but at a deeper clinical level. Mind-Body Bridgingis a clinical tool that requires a unique set of skills, but once mastered has the power to provide immediate improvements in the lives both client and therapist.Instructors: Stanley H. Block, MD, Richard Landward LCSW, and Harold Price, LCSW
Place: Each session will take place on the 2nd Saturday of each month for 6 consecutive months starting January 12, 2008 and ending June 14, 2008, and will be held from 8:00 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. at the University of Utah, Union building room # 323AB. (See attached flyer)
CEUs: 48 hours approved by Utah Chapter of NASW.
*Bridging is a process developed by Stanley Block, MD and Carolyn Bryant Block and presented in the award winning book "Come to Your Senses: Demystifying the Mind-body Connection" (2005 Best Book of the Year in Mental Health and Psychology, by USA Book News). Dr. Block is an adjunct professor of Psychiatry at the University of Utah, School of Medicine. He is certified in Psychiatry and Psychoanalysis.
Who Should Attend: Social Workers, Advanced Practice Registered Nurses, Psychologists, Physicians, Drug and Alcohol Counselors, , and other mental health care staff.
Presented by: Stanley Block, M.D., Don Glover Ph.D., LCSW, Richard Landward, LCSW, and Harold Price, LCSW.
October 20th, 2007
• Session VI: Skills Training in Bridging the collective Identity System and managing special situations, i.e.: children, elderly, handicapped, cancer patients, PTSD, etc. and the utilization with athletes and organizations
November 17th, 2007
• Make-up session
New Certification Course
Skill training in using Mind-Body Bridging™ and Mapping as a clinical modalityPresented by: Stanley H. Block, M.D.,
Richard Landward, LCSW, and Harold Price, LCSW.January 12th, 2008
• Session 1: Introduction to Skills Training in using Bridging and Mind-Body Mapping
February 9th, 2008
• Session II: Skills Training in conducting the first Bridging Session
March 8th, 2008
• Session III: Skills Training in theory and utilization of Mind-Body Mapping and conducting Bridging sessions
April 12th, 2008
• Session IV: Skills Training in intermediate Mapping and conducting sessions
May 10th, 2008
• Session V: Skills Training in advanced Mapping and conducting sessions
June 14th, 2008
• Session VI: Skills Training in Bridging the collective Identity System and managing special situations, i.e.: children, elderly, handicapped, cancer patients, PTSD, etc. and the utilization with athletes and organizations
Each of these sessions will take place one Saturday a month for 6 consecutive months and will be held from 8:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m. at the University of Utah, Union building room # 323AB (map available at www.utah.edu)
*It is expected that attendees read Come To Your Senses 2nd Edition prior to attending the course.
-For information and registration contact Harold Price: 253.722.4245
or email at: swdude@comcast.net-
Fee for the entire course
$750 (credit cards accepted)
-Students & Organizational discount available
48 Social Work CEU hours have been approved by Utah NASW