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Hey Melbourne Process Work thrillseekers! This Friday is our first Process Work Play session and we’d love you to come. Grzegorz and Martin are exploring the intersection of nature, movement and psychology in this first session, getting curious about the paths opened up by what seem like problems, when we engage the moving body in nature. The sessions are at the North Melbourne Library (tram right out front) from 6-8.15 pm and are only $40. All the details and registration links are here. And if you’ve been wondering how to introduce your friends/colleagues to Process Work – these sessions are perfect. Light, fun, useful, no previous experience needed. Hope to see you there warmly ANZPOP P.S. We’ve kept registrations open a bit longer for the Melbourne Two-Year Process Work Study Program. The group is definitely running but we have a few more spots available – details here. P.P.S The topic details for the March Process Work Play aren't on the website yet, but we can share with you the title: Attention Seekers - Training (and reclaiming) Your Attention, facilitated by Liz Scarfe. |
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