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StoryCon 3rd Annual Summit Meeting on the
Art, Science and Application of Story,
a part of the Futurehealth Winter Brain,
Optimal Functioning and Positive Psychology Meeting.
People base their lives, their
passions, their goals and decisions upon the stories they perceive the
world through and live by. Much of psychotherapy is the process of helping
the client tease out insight into the stories they live by and then
re-scripting the stories they chose to write to begin living by.
Understanding the structure, dynamics, and
element of story can help you in your work as a healer, therapist, coach,
business, sales, marketing, and relations. |
  Thom
Hartmann- Bio: Thom Hartmann is an
award-winning, best-selling author of 13 books (seven books on
attention deficit disorder) and an international lecturer, teacher,
and psychotherapist. He's been written about in Time magazine
and the Wall Street Journal for his ideas about consciousness
and human survival; he has appeared on several radio and television
networks and programs, including CNN, the BBC, and NPR's All Things
Considered. He is also a former international relief worker and
executive director of a residential treatment facility for abused
children.
- 1 hour talk: The Edison Gene
- 1 hour talk: A Return to Democracy: Reviving Jefferson’s Dream
- 1 hour talk: How Stories, Legends and Myths have Caused Global
Problems
Workshop: ADHD: 2 Hours to Transformation
Workshop: NLP writing Tools for Success |
 GARY
E. SCHWARTZ, Ph.D. is professor of psychology,
medicine, neurology, psychiatry and surgery at the University of Arizona
and director of its Human Energy Systems Laboratory. After receiving his
doctorate from Harvard University, he served as a professor of psychology
and psychiatry at Yale University, director of the Yale Psychophysiology
Center, and co-director of the Yale Behavioral Medicine Clinic. He has
published more than four hundred scientific papers, edited eleven academic
books, and is the co-author, with Linda G. Russek, Ph.D., of The Living
Energy Universe.
- Plenary
Talk: Recent Advances in Biofield Science and Energy Medicine
- Plenary
Talk: The Afterlife Experiments; New Research on Survival of
Consciousness After Death
- Plenary
Talk: Science of story; Eight Realities: Expanding the Stories We
Conceive The World With
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Ray
Bergen Ph.D.
has spent the last twenty years in the trenches counseling couples
through their relationship struggles. He specializes in using
archetypes to heal gender differences. He is the author of an audio
series entitled When
Hero and Goddess Love; available at www.herogoddess.com
PLENARY:
HOW TO EMBRACE THE FEMININE WORLD, SAVE THE PLANET AND LIVE TO TELL
THE STORY.
WORKSHOP
(2 hrs): HEALING
THE GENDER CONFLICT IN THREE NOT SO EASY STEPS
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 James
Bonnet,
author
of Stealing
Fire From The Gods: A Dynamic New Story Model For Writers And
Filmmakers,
began
his career as an actor on Broadway. He
has written or acted in more than forty television shows and
features and was elected twice to the Board of Directors of the
Writers Guild of America. For the last twenty years he has been the
director of Astoria Filmwrights, a research project studying all the
significant story models and theories about story from around the
world and their connection to the creative process, psychology,
myth, storymaking and film. www.storymaking.com
bonnet@storymaking.com
Bonnet's Model for writers has powerful implications for
psychotherapists interested in personal change.
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David
Sonnenschein,
author, "Sound Design
- The Expressive Power of Music,Voice and Sound Effects in
Cinema", feature film and TV director, musician, vibrational
healer (sound, Aikido/Kiatsu, Brazilian spiritism) |
 Rob
Kall Winter Brain meeting
organizer, StoryCon founder Organizer. Co-editor of Biofeedback
Theory and Practice vol.s 2, 3. Biofeedback Director of the Center
for Optimal Living. Rob has been listed in Who's Who in
America for several years.
Mythic aspects of healing and
growth processes.
The Politicoeconomics of Mind
Body Health, Drugs, Education and Consciousness |
 Rae
Tattenbaum
"Send In The Clowns"
Performers continued struggled to stay at their best. Rae Tattenbaum
drawing upon her seven years of experience with performers will
present the obstacles that continue to face the peak performer
ranging from facing an economic downturn or personal problems. How
do we continue to provide support and help the client thru what
becomes a crisis of their spirit?
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  Craig
Webb, ,
avant-garde physicist and co-founder/Executive Director of the DREAMS
Foundation (www.dreams.ca)
since 1995, is a renown dreams and consciousness researcher,
trainer, author and spokesman (ABC, CTV, Discovery Channel, AOL, and
100+ others). He has consulted for television, and is Contributing
Editor for Magical Blend magazine and a founding member and
correspondent for Making Contact (progressive weekly radio
show airing on 150+ stations).
Panel;
Tapping the Depths of the Unconscious
WS Universal Dream Themes as
Key Therapy and Story Elements
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Futurehealth
Winter Brain, Optimal Functioning &
Positive Psychology and StoryCon
Meeting
Futurehealth.org
