2761 East Skelly Drive, Suite 700 18

Tulsa OK 74105

918-747-6800 fx 918-516-0401 office@ccetulsa.org

Psychotherapy and Spirituality Series

A Program of the Center for Counseling and Education

Introduction to Psychospiritual Counseling

Ancient and Contemporary Paths of Integrative Healing

Psychospiritual Counseling Seminar Number One: Christianity

(Section A) The Integration of Ignatian Spirituality with Jungian Psychotherapy

I. Cure of the Soul (Psycho-therapy) in Christian Spirituality

II. Ethical Theory and Practice in Psychospiritual Counseling

Date: Saturday October 21, 2006

Ascension Lutheran Church

48^th and Lewis in Tulsa

9:00 AM to 4:00 PM

Cost: $75.00

For: LPC, LMFT, CACD practitioners, Clergy, Pastoral Care Givers,

AAPC membership candidates 6 CEU Hours

About the Instructor:

Clyde Glandon, D.Min., LPC is an Episcopal clergyman and a Diplomate of the

American Association of Pastoral Counselors. He has been the Director of the

Center for Counseling and Education in Tulsa since 1994. He is an OK LPC

and LPC Supervisor. In addition to pastoral counseling and psychotherapy, Dr. Glandon

has offered spiritual direction since 1981 and leading men’s groups, clergy self

care groups, and therapist self care groups since 1988.

Description:

The purpose of this seminar is to present a brief introduction to: psychospiritual

counseling theory; personal practice; and ethical theory and practice in this type of

counseling.

Goals:

Upon completion of this program, participants will be able to:

be familiar with basic applications of this mode in one’s personal emotional history
make correlations between a school of psychotherapy and Judeo-Christian spirituality
identify specific psychotherapeutic techniques in integrative healing
have greater mastery of ethical dimensions of the integration of spirituality in counseling

Program Format:

Didactic instruction, focus questions, shared experience, experiential exercises, and handouts.

Clock hours:

Six Hours (6 hours)

(potential 8 hours, subject to advance homestudy/reading approval

by LPC Board)

REQUIRED ADVANCE READING

Sharon G. Mijares, PhD, ed., Modern Psychology and Ancient Wisdom:

Psychological Healing Practices from the World’s Religious Traditions,

Binghamton NY: The Haworth Integrative Healing Press, 2003.

Reading: Introduction; Chapter 2. “Rediscovering Christ the Healer”

(Dwight H. Judy); and Conclusion

Clyde Glandon, D.Min., The Eyes of Our Hearts: Pathways in Sacred Imagination,

unpublished. (Available through the Center for Counseling & Education 747-6800)

Reading: Chapter 2. Christian Vision Quest;

Chapter 3. d. Dream States, Meditation and Visualization; e. Owing the Gift of Imagination;

f. Find a Place in Your Heart;

Chapter 4. a. The Image of God; b. Our Joyful Mysteries; c. Our Sorrowful Mysteries;

d. God and our Self-Image;

Chapter 5. Readings in Christian Religious Experience (entry: Justin Kelly,

“From Absence into Presence”)

Registration

Pre-registration $ 75

At-the-door $ 85

Students and Retired $ 50 at the door: $60

Includes materials and verification of attendance for CEUs

Refund Policy

Refunds may be negotiated for credit for a future program or a $25 processing fee.

No refunds will be given for “no shows” or cancellations within 24 hours.

For Pre-Registration, please mail registration with check or money order payable to:

Center for Counseling and Education

2761 E. Skelly Drive, Suite 700 18

Tulsa, OK 74105

Phone: (918) 747-6800 Fax: (918) 516-0401 E-Mail: ccetulsa@aol.com

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___ Licensed Psychologist

___ Licensed Professional Counselor

___ Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist

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I am interested in learning more about or registering for:

___ Certificate in Pastoral Counseling, a 48 hour program of two six-hour CEU

classes and 36 hours of supervision in Fall 2006-Spring 2007. This qualifies clergy or

licensed therapists for Member level in the American Association of Pastoral Counselors.

___ Therapist Self-Care Group, where clinicians meet once a month to support each

other in their professional work and cultivate balance in their lives. Facilitated by

Clyde Glandon, 918-747-6800.

___ Contemplative Practice as Self-Care at the Center: Mondays 12:30-1:30 PM;

Tuesdays 5:00-6:00 PM; Fridays 8:00-8:30 AM

Psychotherapy and Spirituality Series

A Program of the Center for Counseling and Education

To inquire about the Certificate Program

in Pastoral Counseling call Clyde Glandon

at (918) 747 6800. This is a 48 hour course

of two 6 hour CEU classes and 36 hours of

supervision. Fall; 2006-Spring 2007. This

qualifies clergy or licensed therapists for

Member level, or Pastoral Care Specialist level,

in the American Association of Pastoral Counselors.