The workshop is designed to better equip journalists, through an increased awareness of their own unconscious psychological agendas, to report on issues in a more balanced, aware and peace-enabling way.

This includes exploring the deeper, often unconscious motives for choosing to become a journalist and how theses motives can severely influence the choice of situations to report on, their interpretation by the journalist and the way of reporting on them.

Self-exploratory exercises and guided visualizations will be combined with the teaching of cognitive concepts gleaned from various schools of psychotherapy, psychotraumatology, transpersonal psychology and conflict-/ impact analysis.

The workshop is highly experiential and can be emotionally intense through the naturally surfacing contents for each participant. The guidelines for an emotionally safe environment will therefore apply in the same way as they would in a therapeutic context.

People are invited to apply the presented concepts to situations they have personally experienced and to share and discuss them in the group.

Participation in this workshop is restricted to a maximum of 12 participants and a genuine interest to personally explore operating from an "intelligent heart" is a prerequisite!

For further detail please see programme at: International Dates/Places