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Changes and Cancellations

Denis Petrov — Mon, 30 Aug 2021 20:27:58 +0000

A minor aspect of work, but important.

Until the day of the event, cancellations or date changes could be proposed by the client at no additional value.

If a session is cancelled or a change of date is proposed by the client on the day of event, the full price of the session has to be paid. If an emergency situation has caused the change of date or cancellation, these cases are to be discussed separately.

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Spring: What’s New

Denis Petrov — Mon, 08 Mar 2021 20:46:34 +0000

In English:

Pandemic limits our options for travelling, but there is still something to offer online and in person:

I encourage you to apply for an online work if it seems unsafe for you to work in person. Prices have changed slightly since January 2021.

Online: regular session on calming the stress or reducing the residual effects of trauma: CA$115 (70 min, price including taxes).

Systemic Constellation: CA$125 (about 1.5h-2h, price includes taxes)

If working in person, all of the surfaces in the office are disinfected on the eve of each session.

In-person work:

Regular session of CranioSacral Therapy, Integrative Bodywork, Stress Regulation and Resolution of Trauma: CA$125, including taxes (70 min).

Systemic Constellation: CA$165, including taxes (about 2h)

En français:

Pandemic limite nos options de voyage, mais il y a encore quelque chose à offrir:

Je vous recommande de vous inscrire à une session en ligne si vous trouvez qu’il est dangereux de travailler en personne. Les prix ont légèrement évolué depuis janvier 2021 au profit du travail en ligne.

En ligne: Cours régulier pour soulager le stress ou réduire les effets résiduels du traumatisme: 115 $ CA (70 min, taxes comprises).

Constellation systémique: 125 $ CA (environ 1,5h-2h, taxes comprises)

Si vous travaillez en personne, toutes les surfaces du bureau sont désinfectées la veille de chaque séance.

Travail en personne:

Session régulière de thérapie cranio-sacrée, de travail corporel intégratif, de régulation du stress et de résolution des traumatismes: 125 $ CA, taxes comprises (70 min).

Constellation systémique en milieu individuel: 165 $ CA, taxes comprises (environ 2h)

Veuillez noter que je travaille en anglais

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What’s Up With the Time?

Denis Petrov — Wed, 20 May 2020 03:07:13 +0000

This weekend we met online with Julia Zhemchuzhnikova, a jungian analyst, author of 3 books, now living on the island of Bali. From time to time we do a kind of public talk in Russian on the topics we find relevant. During this conversation we spoke about the current moment in time, in our lives, and in people’s minds. We spoke on how we see it, what has changed and what seems to stay in place. To her question, I replied that likely little will change after the crisis. Perhaps, the state of things that existed at its beginning will become even more present and probably more clear. Something might happen after, in a while from now, when the consequences will begin to talk to us directly, and we will have to respond.

Though there is something in the present that is changing. A wonderful group in Systemic Ritual I have attended yesterday, with the work related to present and past, soul and matter: first ever online group that was facilitated by Daan Van Kampenhout, a researcher and master of Shamanic practice of immense authority for me. Streaming from Daan’s home in Amsterdam. Recently I also finished watching a recording of the (again, first ever) online seminar of Jan Jacob Stam, the founder of Systemic Coaching. During the event he said that for the last eight years he avoided touching the computer. Anna Evstratova-Strougalskaya, an amazing facilitator through whom I got introduced to Family and Systemic Constellations work, started her online workshops a month earlier. When I have time, I join singing classes with Polina Shepherd, one of my favourite vocalists, streaming from her house in UK. None of these masters would do anything like this on the Internet earlier.

This is new for us. I feel as if my home is expanding in various directions simultaneously. There is no “annual” schedule due to COVID, the “today-tomorrow-the-day-after-tomorrow” timing scale prevails. This weekend I rejected an option to apply for a month and a half Trauma work supervision with Bessel Van Der Kolk, the key figure in modern trauma therapy. I would not even imagine such a choice half a year ago: now I study with Bessel online and it’s an available option. Somehow the world has changed. I need to find ways to manage my resources accordingly—to keep some energy for myself. Sometimes, it seems, a quality of a kind of internal mobility and slight amoebicity is required. When the right moment comes— I would extend a pseudopodia to catch what’s worth it. Then I keep calm until the next good moment. Gems of various kinds emerge here and there. Will it keep going like this after the Corona time is over? Probably to some extent, this will remain. Feeling curious.

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