Healing Rage and the Therapist
Presented by Ruth King, MA

Web Conference Description

What happens to you when a client becomes enraged? How aware are you of your internalized rage and its role in your therapeutic practice? In what ways do you perpetuate the oppression of rage? In this talk Ruth speaks to the unique needs of therapists and their relationship to rage. Ruth shares six disguises of rage and why we wear them; the kinship of rage and shame and its roots in childhood trauma; the shadows of rage and its wisdom, and; what is required to transform the negative energies of personal rage into positive fuel.

Healing Rage and the Therapist
 

 

About Ruth King, MA

Ruth King, MA

Ruth King, MA

Ruth King, MA, is a respected voice on transforming rage. A July 2007 O Magazine Nugget, King is President of Bridges, Branches & Braids - an organization working with negative emotions in positive ways, and author of Healing Rage - Women Making Inner Peace Possible (Penguin 2007), and the audio CD Soothing the Inner Flames of Rage - Meditations that Educate the Heart & Transform the Mind (BBB 2007). Formally on faculty with John F. Kennedy University's Graduate program in Consulting Psychology (1997-2000), King is often called upon to coach graduate students in the Coaching Certification Program. King weaves 20+ years in psychology, leadership development, shamanism, metaphysics, systems theory, meditation, and teachings from wisdom traditions, to lecture, coach, and facilitate retreats that transform the emotional body and mind. Ruth currently has a thriving individual and executive coaching practice in Berkeley, CA, and offers keynote speaking and retreats throughout the world. For more information about Ruth King, please visit: http://www.healingrage.com

Continuing Education (CE) Information

1.5 CE credits will be provided for this teleconference.

How the Web Conference Works

In short, participants will join the teleconference by calling into the teleconference center and entering an access code. The teleconference will include lecture, interaction, and question and answer periods.

Registration Information

This teleconference is available for free to GoodTherapy.org members.

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