Carrie Lobman’s Play, Development & Social Justice Series Play in Unusual Places Sunday June 27, 12:30 – 2:00 p.m. Eastern Registration: $30; Lower Income: $15 Click here to learn more and register Is joy a social justice issue? Host Carrie
Explore Newman and Holzman’s deconstruction of mainstream psychology and related critiques with Lois Holzman. January 2- April 25.
Introducing a performatory approach to human development—social therapeutics—and its community stages. With Carrie Lobman & Melissa Meyer. Oct 30-Dec 4.
Introducing a postmodern, performatory approach to human development and its community stages. An online seminar with Carrie Lobman & Melissa Meyer New dates soon!
Let’s bring everyone into the conversation about cancer. Join online with a panel of health care providers and patients. April 23 & 30.
This 12-week online seminar with Lois Holzman and guests starts Feb. 24
Lois Holzman & Cathy Salit lead a 3-day exploration of social therapeutics and the becoming principle, Oct 26-28.
An online conversation with Dan Friedman on moving beyond opposition to create positive alternatives for our world. July 8 - August 8.
If knowing is obsolete, what becomes of education? A webinar with Sugata Mitra and Lois Holzman, June 23.
Lois Holzman leads a 4-week online conversation investigating the wondrous activity of “languaging.” Fall 2019.
Join for a 12-week, deep dive into social therapeutics with Lois Holzman and faculty. Starts Feb. 21.
Where are possibilities for growth? How do we see them? A 4-week online conversation with Dan Friedman. July 6.
Head into the recording studio with David Belmont & Gwen Lowenheim to play and perform as an improvised musical ensemble. Sat., June 16.
Join Carrie Lobman & Melissa Meyer for an intro to community stages evolving a performatory approach to human development. Starts April 23.
Lois Holzman & Robert Whitaker explore the role that psychology and psychiatry play in our madness and alternatives to the medical model. Starts Mar. 9.
An advanced 12-week course on social therapeutics and its current practice led by Lois Holzman and guests whose work is influenced by the Newman-Holzman approach. Starts Feb. 23.
Join a month-long, online Revolutionary Conversation with Lois Holzman exploring a Vygotskian-inspired tool and result methodology and the history of an emerging social practice. Starts Oct. 27.
Come to NYC this fall to study the social therapeutic approach to social activism and community development with Lois Holzman and faculty. Registration Deadline: June 30.
We’re mad in America—mad as in crazy and mad as in angry. Join Lois Holzman and Robert Whitaker for a conversation on the madness of contemporary society and efforts to transform it. Fri., June 9.
Join Lois Holzman for a 14-week study of social therapeutics. The focus will be on core concepts and their points of intersection and divergence with other perspectives. Guest faculty: Michael Cole, Sheila McNamee, Peter Smagorinsky, and Tom Strong.
Beginning Oct. 14, join Carrie for a vibrant online investigation of social therapeutic community stages in psychotherapy, education, after-school youth programs and the work place.
A day-long performance and improvisation workshop with "Performance Breakthrough" author, Cathy Salit, Sat, Aug 6.
Christine LaCerva and Faculty introduce you to the Clinical Practice of SocialTherapy, Thurs-Sat, June 2-4
Explore the politics, ethics and activity of emotional development with Hugh Polk & Rachel Mickenberg, March 12….
Explore the politics, ethics and activity of a relational psychology of becoming with Lois Holzman. Begins Feb. 5…
Black and white. Rich and poor. Police and inner-city youth. How do we grow a city in so much pain? When Dr. Lenora Fulani is asked this question, her answer is simple. We perform...
Spend a re-energizing weekend in the cultural capital of New York this fall and experience Vygotskian-inspired performances of personal and community development.
Therapeutic opera? "Where Am I? (A People's Opera)" will use music, movement & conversation to explore this chaotic moment in history.
Join social therapists Hugh Polk, M.D. & Rachel Mickenberg Saturday 4/18 for their workshop "How Performing Conversation can Transform your Practice."
Tune in Feb. 23 as host Eric Maisel interviews Lois Holzman, Donna Rockwell, Tim Carey and 12 others on challenges to bad psychiatry.