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Diploma in Process Work
Diploma graduates
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Diploma in Process Work
Ôhe Diploma in Process Work, when completed at a training program recognized by the International Assocaitob of Process-Oriented Psychology (IAPOP), is the mastery level training and certificate of qualification in Process Work. It was awarded for the first time in 1982 by the Research Society of Process-oriented Psychology. Since then, there have been many training programs set up around the world. The Diploma entitles graduates to become Process Work practitioners, and carry the title of "Certified Process Worker".
M.A. in Conflict Facilitation and Organizational Change
Ôï "Masters in Conflict Facilitation and Organizational Change" (M.A.C.F.) provides training in the understanding and facilitation of conflicts in groups, communities and organizations.
Certificate in Process Work
The Certificate in Process Work is offered in different countries around the world to professionals (health professionals, educators, therapists, counselors, community workers) seeking to familiarize themselves with the fundamentals of Process Work.
The Irish Certificate in Process Work, unlike other Process Work Certificate programs, is upgraded to offer accreditation "National Association of Pastoral Counseling and Psychotherapy" (NAPCP).
The Certificate in Process Work can be the first step toward earning a Diploma in Process Work.
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Lena Aslanidou is a Social Worker and a Certified Process Worker. From a young age she was interested in human experiences, remembering herself spending hours under a bush in her back yard and contemplating life. She doesn't know if the content of those thoughts were important, but she remembers a sense of euphoria and calmness, a sense she is still looking for as a guide in life. As a teenager she did volunteer work with groups of children with special needs.
Alexandra Vassiliou, Ph.D., is a Social Psychologist and a Certified Process Worker. She has always had diverse interests in life, which led her to many educational paths that at times seemed contradictory, at other times complementary. Her relationship with psychology started from the Athenian Institute of Anthropos in 1982, where she was trained in Systems Theory and Group Dynamics. At the same time she was attending the Agricultural University of Athens, where she graduated in 1990 with a M.Sc. in Agricultural Engineering, specializing in Agricultural Economics.
Lily Vassiliou has completed doctoral studies in Psychology and is a certified process worker and a licensed social worker. She works in Greece and internationally as a psychotherapist, conflict facilitator and trainer in Process Work and conflict resolution.
Vassiliki was born in Athens where she is also currently based. She is a Certified Process Worker and holds an M.A in Process Work, an M.A. in Conflict Resolution and a B.A in International Studies both from Portland State University. She has also trained in Systems Theory and Family and Group Dynamics at the Athenian Institute of Anthropos.
