Fostering Psycho-Sexual Integration
Intensive Programs for Vocation and Formation Personnel are designed exclusively for formation and vocation personnel to:

• Foster a broader understanding of what it means to be sexual and celibate.
• Equip participants with means to assess and promote healthy psycho-sexual development and integration.
• Provide an opportunity for participants to explore their own sexuality and to identify areas that may need further exploration.
• Encourage participants to network and learn from one another in a supportive environment.
• Address specific issues or concerns as identified by participants.

Level I: A five-day intensive program designed to assist vocation/formation personnel with a better understanding of Being Sexual and Celibate and how to promote ongoing healthy psycho-sexual integration for themselves and for interested persons or person in formation.

Level I—2008 • April, May, June, September • $640 (US) per person
The workshop fee includes five nights private accommodation, all meals and workshop materials.

SCHEDULE: Sunday: 6 p.m. arrival (dinner at 5:30); 7 p.m. welcome and introduction. Friday: 11:30 a.m., concluding session and ritual.

Level II: A three-day intensive program designed to meet the needs of those who have completed Level 1 and wish to address specific issues in greater depth. (Note: Level II is open only to those who have completed Level I)

Level II—2008 • October • $380 (US) per person
The workshop fee includes three nights private accommodation, all meals and workshop materials.

SCHEDULE: Tuesday: 6 p.m. arrival (dinner at 5:30); 7 p.m. welcome and introduction. Friday: 11:30 a.m., concluding session and ritual.

For registration materials and other information, contact the Education Department:

SLI EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Saint Luke Institute
8901 New Hampshire Ave.
Silver Spring, MD 20903

Tel: (301) 422-5499 (direct)
Fax: (301) 422-5519

education@sli.org

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