A three-stage professional training series led by Macau-born, US-based psychotherapist Gloria Cheong (Zhang Zhuangian). This in-depth healing series is designed with progressive levels, using photography as a tool for therapy and self-exploration.
Workshop Structure
Stage I: Photography and Healing
- Date: July 22 (Friday) and July 23 (Saturday), 2016
- Schedule:
- July 22: 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM
- July 23: 9:30 AM – 5:30 PM
- Target Audience: Individuals interested in phototherapy and therapeutic photography. No prior background in photography or therapy is required.
Stage II: Self-Awareness (Echo Therapy): Using Photography as a Shutter for Self-Exploration
- Date: July 24 (Sunday), 2016
- Schedule: 9:30 AM – 5:30 PM
- Target Audience: Professionals in psychology, counseling, social work, psychiatry, healthcare, education, or related fields who are interested in psychotherapeutic intervention techniques. No photography knowledge is required.
Stage III: Therapist Personal Style Development Intensive Camp
- Date: July 27 – 31 (Wednesday to Sunday), 2016
- Schedule: Daily from 9:30 AM – 5:30 PM
- Target Audience: Professionals in psychology, counseling, social work, psychiatry, or related fields who wish to deepen and develop personalized intervention methods.
(Note: The term 'therapist' here refers to professionals who use psychological knowledge to help clients change their lives, including psychotherapists, counselors, social workers, guidance teachers, psychiatrists, religious or spiritual mentors, etc.)
Key Features
- Progressive Design: Each stage builds upon the previous one, from introductory experiences to deep theoretical discussion and personal style development.
- Practical & Theoretical: Combines hands-on, practical activities with solid theoretical and philosophical foundations.
- Safe & Challenging Environment: The final intensive camp is designed to be both safe and challenging for professional growth.
For detailed course descriptions and fee information, please refer to the attached promotional leaflet. For further inquiries, please contact Mr. Tang at 2847 0789.
