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"Tradition teaches that soul lies midway between understanding and unconsciousness, and that its instrument is neither the mind nor the body, but imagination." --Thomas Moore
The Center for the Study of Change offers educational opportunities that are aimed in helping to prepare individuals to initiate and sustain change on personal, social and community levels.
Our educational philosophy is based on the understanding that to make change in the world, we must first address inner change.
The Center offers certificate programs that focus on bringing cognitive and experiential learning together in order to activate these ongoing processes of the imagination and inner change.
CERTIFICATE COURSES:
Cross Cultural Applications for Change (CCAC)
Cross Cultural Applications for Change is a 12-month in depth program designed to enhance and deepen the ways in which we listen to, and tell, the stories of self, nature and culture. As depth psychologist, Ginette Paris states, wisdom can be learned. The CCAC program focuses on teaching psychological wisdom, or what C.G. Jung has called individuation. It is a process that can promote and enliven our inner life; activate our creativity and imagination; and stimulate intellectual growth and emotional maturation.
Deepening our understanding of mythology and archetypal patterns and how they shape our human experience can help to enrich our personal and professional lives, and broaden our capacity to relate and understand Self, others, and our world. Read More
Ecopsychology Training Intensive
Taught from Depth / Archetypal Psychological Perspectives
The Ecopsychology Training is a 6-month intensive study of the ecology of the natural world and the psychology of individuals, organizations and communities as ecosystems. We will explore the many complex interactions between the human and the natural world, and examine how what lives in the psyche of individuals ultimately has an impact on nature and vice versa. This Training emphasizes relationships between personal, community, organizational, economic, social, ecological and ethical issues. Read More
Myth on Demand Program
Certificate Curriculum
The Center's integrated, initiatory curriculums are designed to educate individuals in the complex processes of change that involves conscious reflection, dialogue, communication, a deeper understanding of the human experience, critical thinking, inquiry, imagination, curiosity, and action.
The programs are designed to accommodate a wide range of life experience, cultural diversity, educational background and professional goals. All courses are augmented by Webinars, Workshops, and Community Gatherings.
At the end of your studies you will be able to apply what you have learned across diverse life situations, vocations, communities, and cultures.
If you wish to engage in a process of self-awareness and consciousness, enhance your realm of expertise, add value to existing degrees, and participate in individual and cultural change, then we hope that you consider the Center's innovative and affordable Certificate Programs.
How to Apply:
1. Read Application Requirements - Submit Application Form
2. Submit Enrollment Deposit Fee
3. Submit CEU Certificate Application (for MFT's and LCSW's)
Application Requirements
Program Fees
ENROLLMENT DEPOSIT
Before starting the program, you must submit a non-refundable enrollment deposit of $50 within one month. Once paid, the fee will reserve a space for you and will apply to your first quarter's fees.
Make Your Enrollment Deposit
Program Goals & Objectives
Continuing Education Units Application
CEU'S are provided for each certificate program.
Center for the Study of Change Policies
The Center for the Study of Change admits students of any race, color, sexual orientation, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to its students. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, sexual orientation, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and other school administered programs.
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