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Lesley University's Expressive Therapy Electives - Fall 2013

Many of our fall classes are already full! But there are still a few elective openings and we hope you can join us!

Tell everyone about them (supervisors, friends, colleagues), and register on-line - registration is already open.

Help us fill these classes so they are not canceled. Please consider coming back and taking an elective!!! Sign up today. And tell all your colleagues about our great offerings!

Check out our Fall elective offerings in Expressive Therapy

Lesley University is offering several courses this fall that can add revitalization to your practice:

For more info go to: http://www.lesley.edu/lois
and click on the "Real-time course schedules" link

Thanks,
Karen

GEXTH-5001
Techniques of Play Therapy
Already FULL Stone, S.

GEXTH 5047
P&P of Drama Therapy
Already completed Butler, J.

GEXTH-6019
Storytelling and Healing - a lifespan approach
Wednesdays 7-9:50pm  O'Hare, A.

GEXTH-6032
Expressive Therapy with Families
two weekends Levy, R.

GEXTH-6300
Introduction to Psychodramatwo weekends Schreiber, E.

GEXTH-6352
Princ & Pract of Art Therapy
Already completed R. Stephenson

GEXTH 6360.01
Drawing from Within
two weekends Nathan, D.

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