Bill O’Hanlon Workshop
Schedule 223 N. Guadalupe #278, Santa Fe, NM
87501 USA;
www.billohanlon.com
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of the workshop. On the second line is the sponsor’s name
and contact information. If you are interested in attending
a particular workshop, please contact the sponsor of that
workshop for a brochure or to register. Thank
you!
February
2010
16-How
to Create and Deliver Great Teleseminars to Help People,
Build Your Reputation and Make Money from Anywhere
[Teleseminar; Access from anywhere; no need to be live on
the call]
The
National Institute for the Clinical Application of
Behavioral Medicine, 6D Ledgebrook Dr., P.O. Box 523,
Mansfield Center, CT 06250, 800.743.2226; 860.456.1153; fax
860.423.4512; www.nicabm.com/?affid=spkrlBn1101
19/20–Possibility
Therapy: Using Collaborative, Strengths-Based Approaches to
Resolve Trauma, Depression, Couples Issues, Borderline
Issues and to Dissolve Resistance;
Seattle, WA
NASW
Washington State Chapter, 522 N, 85th
St.,
#B100, Seattle, WA 98103, www.nasw-wa.org,
206.706.7084
March
2010
1-April 23-Solution-Oriented Therapy Distance Learning
course;
http://www.nicabm.com/program/online/?affid=spkrlBn1101
1-April
23-The Science of Happiness: Positive Psychology in
Clinical Practice Distance Learning course;
http://www.nicabm.com/program/online/?affid=spkrlBn1101
6-The
Science of What Works (Keynote); The Anatomy of Influence;
and Breathing Soul Back Into Therapy; Las Vegas, NV
Dan
Barmettler, MA, Institute for Integral Development, P.O.
Box 2172, Colorado Springs, CO 80901, 800.544.9562, fax
719.630.7025;
http://www.usjt.com/behpa/?A=182;
iidevo@aol.com
8-
Better Than Prozac: Using the New Brain Science to Resolve
Depression and Anxiety Telecall [Access from anywhere]
PESI,
http://www.pesi.com
18-Solution-Oriented
Approaches to Rapid Change (Keynote); From Positive
Psychology to Effective Therapy; Better Than Prozac: Using
the New Brain Science to Resolve Depression and Anxiety;
Chicago, IL
Ben
Franklin Institute, PO BOX 7128, Cave Creek, AZ 85327, 480
585-5247,
www.bfisummit.com
26-Unstuck:
Keeping Your Soul Alive as a Therapist While Working
Successfully with Your Most Challenging Clients;
Solution-Oriented Hypnosis; ZURICH,
SWITZERLAND
27/28-Integrating
Spirituality Into Therapy; BERNE, SWITZERLAND
Swiss
Society of Clinical Hypnosis, Thomas Villiger,
Murtenstrasse 26, CH- 2502 Biel/Bienne, Switzerland,
thomas.villiger@psychologie.ch;
http://www.smsh.ch/aerzte/ausbildung/pdf_ausbildungen/O_Hanlon_Vorankuendigung.pdf
May 2010
7-The Science of Happiness: Translating Positive Psychology
Research Into Clinical Practice; Farmington, CT
Elizabeth
Huey, Community Education, Dept. of Psychiatry, U of CT
Health Center, 263 Farmington Ave., Farmington, CT
06030-1935, 860-679-3789; Fax 860.679.3389,
mastertherapists@PSYCHIATRY.UCHC.EDU
24-Resolving
Trauma Without Drama: Four Innovative, Respectful Ways of
Treating Trauma; Minneapolis, MN
PESI,
http://www.pesi.com
June
2010
6-Topics to be arranged; Seattle, WA
Dan
Barmettler, MA, Institute for Integral Development, P.O.
Box 2172, Colorado Springs, CO 80901, 800.544.9562, fax
719.630.7025; www.usjt.com;
iidevo@aol.com
28-July
2-Influence: The Science and Practice of Therapeutic
Change; Cape Cod, MA New
England Educational Institute, 92 Elm St., Pittsfield, MA
01201, 413.499.1489; Fax 413.499.6584; e-mail:
educate@neei.org; http://www.neei.org/workshops/
July 2010
21-Escape From Depression: Six Strategies for Relieving
Depression; Hartford, CT
PESI,
http://www.pesi.com
August 2010
2-6-Positive Psychology: Practical Applications in Clinical
Work, Door County, WI
Carlyle H. Chan, M.D., Medical College of Wisconsin, 8701
Watertown Plank Road, Milwaukee, WI 53226,
414-955-7250-Office,Carlyle H. Chan, M.D., Medical College
of Wisconsin, 8701 Watertown Plank Road, Milwaukee, WI
53226, 414-955-7250-Office, summerinstitute@mcw.edu;
http://www.mcw.edu/psychiatry/doorcounty.htm
September
2010
11/12-The Geography of Possibilities; Newcastle upon Tyne,
UK
IntegrityNLP,
221 Eastbourne Ave., Gateshead, UK NE8 4NL, , 07547009116,
andy@integritynlp.co.uk, www.integritynlp.co.uk.
October
2010
15-17-Topic to be arranged; Santa Fe, NM
New
England Educational Institute, 92 Elm St., Pittsfield, MA
01201, 413.499.1489; Fax 413.499.6584; e-mail:
educate@neei.org; http://www.neei.org/workshops/
29/30-The
Anatomy of Influence (Keynote Talk); Resolving Trauma
without Drama; Escape From Depression; Positive Psychology:
Practical Applications in Clinical Work;
1st
International Conference on Brief Therapy and the Family;
PUEBLA, MEXICO
Mtro. Felipe Gutierrez, President, CEFAP,
direcciongeneral@cefap.com, www.cefap.com
tel.
01-222-296-68-96/232-66-34
November
2010
11-Keeping Your Soul Alive as a Counselor (Keynote);
Resolving Trauma Without Drama: Four Innovative Approaches
to Rapidly Resolving Post-traumatic Stress; Austin, TX
(Annual Conference Texas Counseling Association)
Texas
Counseling Association,1204 San Antonio, Suite 201, Austin,
TX 78701,
www.txca.org,
512.472.3403
13-Show Me The Energy!: Finding the Fuel to Star and
Complete Your Writing Projects; Santa Fe, NM [Hillerman
Writer’s Conference]
Anne
Hillerman and Jean Schaumberg, WORDHARVEST Writers
Workshops, 304 Calle Oso, Santa Fe, N.M. 87501,
505.471.1565, www.wordharvest.com
December
2010
6-8-Ericksonian Hypnosis (3-day intensive); Hilton Head, SC
9-Topics to be arranged; Hilton Head, SC
The National Institute for the Clinical Application of
Behavioral Medicine, 6D Ledgebrook Dr., P.O. Box 523,
Mansfield Center, CT 06250, 800.743.2226; 860.456.1153; fax
860.423.4512; www.nicabm.com
10-12-Various
topics and panels; 2010 Brief Therapy Conference; Orlando,
FL
The
Milton H. Erickson Foundation, 3606 N. 24th Street,
Phoenix, AZ 85016, 602-944-6529, www.brieftherapyconference.com