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CONVERZATIONS THAT MATTER
Healing the Wounds of Intergenerational Trauma
Hosted by Belvie Rooks

In this presentation and discussion, Duran will focus on how to merge Native Clinical Practice with Western Practice through the shifting of cultural metaphor. In his practice, Duran has found that there are profound similarities in both approaches and he will discuss how these can work within therapeutic as well as Traditional Native modalities. 

Dr. Eduardo Duran has been working as a clinical psychologist for over two decades. Much of his clinical and research work has concentrated on working with the legacy of historical trauma. Historical trauma is the trauma that occurs in families and is then passed on to the following generation unless the trauma or soul wounding is dealt with. Through that process he has learned that wounding of the spirit has been endured by most people in the world and the lessons learned from this work is relevant to most people presenting with therapeutic issues.

Dr. Duran has extensive experience in all aspects of psychotherapy. His practice over the years has been based on working with clients from their needs and gives them choices as to the methods that they may feel most comfortable with.  Dr. Duran has served as a professor of psychology in several graduate settings and continues to teach, and lecture in community settings all over the world. http://soulhealing16.com/home

Generous support for this series is provided by Kaiser Permanente

EVENT DETAILS
Thursday, February 10, 2011
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
CIIS Main Building
1453 Mission Street, San Francisco
$20/$15 Members and CIIS Community

Other Events in this series include:
Jan 17 - Compassion in Action: A Buddhist-Muslim dialogue, with Roshi Joan Halifax and Daisy Khan
April 21 - Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome, with Dr. Joy DeGruy
April 22 - Slavery's Legacy: A workshop on Intergenerational Trauma and Healing, with Belvie Rooks and Tom DeWolf

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