http://www.sonoma.edu/psychology/TLC  Psychology Department / Sonoma State University

Theme: Culture & Community Weaving

Mission:

A support network for learners interested in exloring options for graduate education at both the masters and doctoral levels.

A network of professionals and learners who are engaged in or exploring careers other than (or in addition to) psychotherapy, including: educator, facilitator, personal coach, consultant, advocate, program administrator, and social change agent.

Core Values:

• Self-Awareness, Personal Integrity & Self-Actualization
• Compassion, Empathy & Understanding
• Community
• Sustainable Development and Social Change
• Democratic Inclusion & Social Justice
• Cross-Cultural Understanding

Core Theory:

• Depth Psychology
• Human Systems Theory
• Community viewed as a complex Gestalt (or metasystem) comprised of somatic/kinesthetic, imaginal, narrative, political, and economic/ecological systems

Homeroom:

• Web Page (You are here!)
• Monthly Potlucks (start at 6:00 p.m.):
• Fall 2004 Schedule (2nd Thursday):
• September 9
• October 14
• November 11
• December 9

 
• Location: Pat Hansen's
• 2016 Clelia Lane

Petaluma, CA 94954
769-1636

Directions to Pat Hansen's: From 101, take the Lakeville (Highway 116) exit. Turn east on Lakeville, go to Casa Grande, turn left. Turn left again at McDowell. Turn right at the first street (Anna Way), then right at the second street, which is Clelia. We are at 2016 Clelia, on the right. From SSU, take Petaluma Hill Road to Adobe Road and turn left. Continue on Adobe Road to Casa Grande, turn right on Casa Grande. Continue on Casa Grande past the high school, then turn right on Crinella. Turn left at the second street (Filippini) for one block. The road turns to the right and becomes Clelia. We are on the left (2016 Clelia). CLICK HERE FOR A MAP.

Special Projects

Health Care Crisis in Sonoma County (A Sonoma State-Community Collaboration)

JV Legacy Project/The Politics of Trust/California 2020 Sonoma-Marin Organization Network

Affiliated Classes (Spring'04):

• Psy 423. Community Psychology. Tuesday, 1-3:40 in RCH 10 + 1 unit service-learning contract

 

 

Class Web Sites:

• Glen Ellen(Psy 423, Community Psychology--Fall 2000)
• Looking at Today & Into Tomorrow: Graduate Study & Right Livelihood (Psy 490, The Field of Psychology--Spring 2001)

Graduate School Information:

• Check out the Council for Humanistic &Transpersonal Psychologies at http://chtpsy.org

Internships/Service-Learning

• Teaching Assistants--Psych 306/307
• Freshman Learning Community
• Homelessness/Community Weaving (The Family Connection)
• Welfare to Work
• Community Research
• Health Care
• Housing
• Complementary Currencies & Sustainable Economics
• Latino Men & Boys' Services
• Latino Women, Girls and Children's' Services
• Prison Reform
• Non-Profit Boards

 

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Papers and Notes on Learning Community

Arthur Warmoth. THE LEARNING COMMUNITY READER

Papers & Notes by Red Thomas, Skip Robinson, Art Warmoth and others on the California Learning Community Consortium Web Site. Go to http://www.learningcommunity.org/and click on "LIBRARY"