Proposal Schools
Eve Brownstone, MA, LCPC
http://www.brownstonetherapeutics.com/
773-859-1276
Eve Brownstone proposes to provide individual therapy and support groups to students of CPS from pre-k though seniors in High School. These services will be provided on-site at CPS schools.
Play, expressive arts therapist and cognitive behavioral therapy are used to address the needs and goals of my clients.
Some issues to address:
• Self-Esteem
• Bullying
• Depression and Anxiety
• Scape-goating
• Grief from divorce, loss of loved one
• Anger Alternatives-finding healthy and productive ways to express angry feelings
• Identity-Who am I?
• Twins
Some Support Groups offered:
After Divorce
Death of a Loved one
Building Connections
Don’t Get Angry, Laugh
What am I feeling?
*All groups can be designed for any age group. Length of groups can be from one hour to a weekly eight-week group.
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
New from Brownstone Therapeutics
One-Hour Presentations
Creating Your Life
Building a Living Legacy or
Connections
2010
http://www.brownstonetherapeutics.com/
Creating Your Life
An Evening of Expressive Arts Therapy
Join Artist/Therapist Eve Brownstone for an evening of art, play, and fun with friends. Art is a great outlet as well as a dynamic way to look at goals, obstacles and next steps
Overview of Expressive Arts Therapy
Experiential
Q & A
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Building a Living Legacy
Oral History is an opportunity and a platform to share life stories and create a legacy for future generations.
Benefits of Reminiscing:
1. Boosts quality of life
2. Leaves a legacy for the future generations by passes on life lessons.
3. Provides a place for positive social interaction through storytelling of both painful and humorous moments of the life journey.
4. Enables older people to achieve a sense of coherence and wholeness.
The Nuts and Bolts
Questions
Tips
Video Hints
Some examples of Oral History Projects
“Building Community/One Story at a Time” video
Q & A
Connections
Exploring relationships through the use of psychodrama
What is Psychodrama?
Psychodrama is a form of group psychotherapy that uses role-play and improvised drama, to encourage participants to express what their issues are and take action, instead of just talking about them.
Some common uses for psychodrama involve:
• Taking care of unfinished business (such as saying goodbye to a loved one who has died)
• Rehearsing a tough situation (such as “coming out” to parents)
• Dealing with relationships and often authority issues.
Outline:
History of Psychodrama
The Nuts and Bolts of Psychodrama
Who benefits??
Some psychodrama warm-ups
Q & A
(773) 859-1276 or brownstonetherapeutics@gmail.com More info is at http://brownstonetherapeutics.blogspot.com/
http://www.brownstonetherapeutics.com/
Creating Your Life
Building a Living Legacy or
Connections
2010
http://www.brownstonetherapeutics.com/
Creating Your Life
An Evening of Expressive Arts Therapy
Join Artist/Therapist Eve Brownstone for an evening of art, play, and fun with friends. Art is a great outlet as well as a dynamic way to look at goals, obstacles and next steps
Overview of Expressive Arts Therapy
Experiential
Q & A
****************************
Building a Living Legacy
Oral History is an opportunity and a platform to share life stories and create a legacy for future generations.
Benefits of Reminiscing:
1. Boosts quality of life
2. Leaves a legacy for the future generations by passes on life lessons.
3. Provides a place for positive social interaction through storytelling of both painful and humorous moments of the life journey.
4. Enables older people to achieve a sense of coherence and wholeness.
The Nuts and Bolts
Questions
Tips
Video Hints
Some examples of Oral History Projects
“Building Community/One Story at a Time” video
Q & A
Connections
Exploring relationships through the use of psychodrama
What is Psychodrama?
Psychodrama is a form of group psychotherapy that uses role-play and improvised drama, to encourage participants to express what their issues are and take action, instead of just talking about them.
Some common uses for psychodrama involve:
• Taking care of unfinished business (such as saying goodbye to a loved one who has died)
• Rehearsing a tough situation (such as “coming out” to parents)
• Dealing with relationships and often authority issues.
Outline:
History of Psychodrama
The Nuts and Bolts of Psychodrama
Who benefits??
Some psychodrama warm-ups
Q & A
(773) 859-1276 or brownstonetherapeutics@gmail.com More info is at http://brownstonetherapeutics.blogspot.com/
http://www.brownstonetherapeutics.com/
Monday, January 4, 2010
A Life Lesson for 2010
"We suddenly begin to understand that the reason we are here on Earth is not merely to experience security, comfort, pleasure, or even peace of mind but to develop. We are here to consciously evolve, to intentionally do anything & everything we can to unleash all of the extraordinary creative potential within so that the human race's next step can emerge through us." - Andrew Cohen
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