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THEORY
OF PRACTICE
From a holistic perspective, the balance of body, mind, and spirit impacts the
way in which the
individual functions in the adult world--in organizations, in
expression, in relationships.
I'm deeply curious about the process
of personal transformation and
the psychospiritual links in human development. My approach has grown
out
of philosophical traditions that include Hermetic Mysticism,
Transcendentalism, Anthroposophy, Theosophy, as well
as post-Freudian
psychological theory focused on personal transformation and human potential.
My holistic health focus includes exploratory study in areas related to the body (such as modern
dance and yoga); the mind (such as the psychology of creativity); and the spirit (such as metaphysics).
Traditional education includes Bachelor's degree in Psychology
with certification in Human Resource Management
concentrating
on Organizational Development and Training
Master's degree in Interdisciplinary Studies
concentrating on Counseling Psychology and Adult Development
Certification in Gestalt
Therapy
concentrating on experiential and
didactic theory and methodology
Master's degree in Creative Writing
concentrating on the short story
Non-traditional education includes extensive study in the
area of Astrology.
As a Certified Astrologer, I hold the following examed certifications:
NCGR-PAA (Level IV)
ISAR CAP
Church of Light, Teacher of Hermetics
Continuing education includes
focused concentration on the plant kingdom as related to healing arts, and on creative expression of the literary and visual arts.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Artist
Work
with water color, mixed media and found objects (collage), photography, acrylic, pastel, and charcoal. Pastel exhibits
include: Spirits of the Zodiac, July, 2010; See You, See Me, the art of the portrait, Sept.-Nov.,
2011; Red, Dec. 2011-Jan., 2012.
Astrologer
Research technique, mysteries
of divination, archetypal cosmology, and transformational development.
Co-Founder
One of a group of writers/artists/educators with a vision
to establish Arlington Center for the Arts. Awarded the McClennan Community Arts Award in April, 2008 for co-founder role. The center, which focuses on transforming lives through the arts, continues, after
20 years.
Editorial Consultant
Provide developmental, copy, content, manuscript evaluation and
reorganization to a variety of practitioners. Focus on translating complex material into non-intimidating text for the sophisticated
reader.
Group Facilitator
Facilitated professional development study groups and short term transition
groups. Negotiate the vicissitudes of interpersonal dynamics through the theory of limited sympathy, relational-cultural theory
and Gestalt theory.
Program Developer
Developed
courses, workshops, and events for adult education programs, specifically in the area of liberal arts.
Writer
Author of essays, poetry,
short stories, as well as many articles and book reviews published in a variety of small journals.
Elizabeth Rozan
site updated 12.19.11
(Photo by Dalia Shilas)
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