Events and Workshops
Events, Workshops and Conferences are help periodically throughout the year in
Los Angeles, Orange County and San Diego.

International Institute for
Bioenergetic Analysis Conference:
San Diego, February, 2011
Southern California Bioenergetic Conference
San Diego, 2011

For more information on SCIBA workshops or to register for a current workshop please visit http://livingubuntu.org/events
No Time To Think, No Time to Breathe... Is this me?

 Presenters: Tarra Judson Stariell & Living Ubuntu

 Saturday, June 5 2010
9:00a - 12:00p
Manchester Conference Center, University of San Diego, 5998 Alcala Park I, San Diego, CA 92110
Early registration fee: (before Friday, May 28th)
$40

 For many of us, life is hectic. With so many competing tasks and obligations it is hard to avoid feeling over-committed and overwhelmed.

 Why is it so hard to keep up?
Where is the time for me?
How is this affecting my body? relationships?
Why do I feel so lost in my own life?

 This is a workshop about our overwhelmed lives and how to manage the demands our choices place upon us without losing ourselves in the process.

 This workshop is intended for the general public (especially people in Southern California). Anyone who is chronically busy, over-scheduled and overwhelmed feels like they are going through life on "autopilot" gets lost in carrying the weight of the world on their shoulders is a double-booker, multi-tasker and always running late has a difficult relationship with their body (everything hurts) wants more “me” time but is always putting it off and, doesn't have time to attend this workshop... should attend :)

 Participants will experience exercises and tools that facilitate retrieving the lost parts of ourselves. What does it mean to have an "embodied" sense of self? Why is it so common to feel separated from one's self? One of the goals of the workshop is to help mend this separation
Introduction to Bioenergetic Analysis
If you have heard about Bioenergetic Analysis or Bioenergetic Therapy and would like to learn more, you are invited to attend our next introductory experiential workshop. Experience the practical application of body techniques and deepen your understanding of working with psychological issues from a somatic perspective. You will have an opportunity to meet some of our current trainers, program graduates and students.
Facing Disappointment:

 Presenters: Vincentia Schroeter & Living Ubuntu
Bioenergetic Therapy
in the Treatment of Addictions:

 Presenters: Jan Parker, PhD
Professional Development Workshop
(PDW):
Mt. Madonna Center, CA

 Open to Bioenergetic Therapists only

Vincentia Schroeter, PhD, MFT, CBT
Vincentia Schroeter, PhD, MFT, CBT, is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with over 30 years experience as a counselor. She specializes in chronic stress reduction using Bioenergetic Analysis, and counsels on grief, depression, anxiety, and attachment issues.
Tarra Judson Stariell, MFT, CBT
Tarra Judson Stariell, MFT, CBT is a licensed Marriage, Family Therapist with private offices inEscondido and San Diego. She is a local trainer with the Southern California Institute for Bioenergetic Analysis and previously was Faculty Chair and on the Executive Committee. Tarra has been working in the field for 16 years and specializes in working with trauma, depression, anxiety, auto-immune and dissociative disorders. She has presented on “Attachment Issues”, “Bringing the Body into the Therapy Room,” "The Other Side of Grief" and will be a keynote presenter at the 2010 Southern California Bioenergetic Conference.

“I believe in empowering the individual in the therapeutic process, facilitating the discovery of one's true potential, with all their abilities, wonder and mystery.
Mac Eaton, PhD
Mac Eaton, PhD. is a psychologist in private practice in Del Mar and Redlands, California. He did his undergraduate work at the University of California, Berkeley and his graduate work at the University of Chicago, where he received his doctorate in Human Development. His early training in psychotherapy was at the Counseling Center at the University of Chicago, founded by Carl Rogers, and he was deeply influenced by this approach to psychotherapy. Subsequentially, he taught on the faculty at California State University San Bernadino for ten years where he assisted in the formation of the Masters' program in Counseling and attained the rank of Associate Professor with tenure. He has been practicing psychotherapy for forty years. He has trained many generations of psychotherapists and been keynote speaker at two conferences.