Presentation and Vocal/Nonverbal
Tools for Therapists
With Lee Potts, Ph.D.
Saturday, October 20, 2007
Effective presentation can help you recruit and retain clients. Communication behaviors such as body language, vocal tone, and style send significant messages about you and affect all of your professional interactions--from your answering machine voice to phone consultations, therapeutic sessions, courtroom testimonies, and public presentations. So honing these skills makes good sense. Also, learning how to release vocal/physical blocks can provide therapists with new ways to help clients.
In this experiential workshop we will explore vocal and nonverbal principles and techniques that can make you a more effective communicator as well as a more skilled therapist. Together we will create a safe, playful environment that allows you to try on new vocal/physical behaviors and try out tools for assisting clients.
Where: 1140 Lehigh Street, Boulder, Colorado 80305
Date: Saturday, October 20, 2007
Time: 10:00 A. M. to 5:30 P.M. with an hour and a half break for lunch
Eligibility: Mental Health Professionals and Psychology Graduate Students
Cost: $120
The Workshop Leader: Lee Potts has coached hundreds of individuals and groups locally, nationally, and internationally over the past 37 years. A respected communication and theatre authority, she received a national career achievement award in 2000. After 31 years as a professor of Theatre and Dance at C.U., she retired from the university in order to do freelance coaching, consulting, and creative work. Currently she also serves as a Faculty Ombuds at C.U. and is pursuing certification at the Boulder Psychotherapy Institute.
Registration: To register for this workshop or to receive further information about our training program or therapist e-mail networking list, call us at 303-494-0393, or e-mail our managing director, Reed Lindberg, M.A., L.P.C., at bpi.training (at) boulderpsych.com. A $40 deposit holds your place in the workshop.