The Institute for the Study of the
Work of Wilhelm Reich
SELF-REGULATION: Its
Biological and Social Function
The
examination of the work of Wilhelm Reich and A.S. Neill and its impact on our
current understanding of the human condition: sexuality, child-rearing,
education and interpersonal relations.
Presentations:
Dr. Wendy R. Kohli: "Educating Children for Self-Regulation: Reflections of a Free School Teacher.”
Wendy Kohli, PhD,
is a Professor in the Graduate School of Education at Fairfield University.
Dr. Harry Lewis: “Basic Concepts of
Self-Regulation: Homer Lane, Wilhelm Reich, A.S. Neill and the influence of
their ideas and practice on modern child-rearing, education, and inter-personal
relations,” and “Our Roots in
Nature: clinical applications of self-regulation treatment.”
Harry Lewis, EdD,
is an orgone therapist in private practice and the
co-director of The Institute for the Study of the Work of Wilhelm Reich. He has been a member of the faculty at the
Dr. Philip W. Bennett: “Self-Regulation and
the Organization of Society: Reich and Anarchism, Part I.”
Philip Bennett, PhD, is a semi-retired
college professor, currently teaching in the
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Date: Saturday, May 1, 2010 Time: 10 AM – 4:30 PM.
Location: Village Community School, 272 W 10th Street (Between Greenwich and Washington
Streets), New York, NY. 10014.
Fee: Prior to: general public: $50; students and those requesting a
scholarship: $40.00.
On the day of the
seminar: general public: $60.00; students and those requesting a scholarship:
$50.00.
To Register: Call
Dr. Harry Lewis at (212) 675-6592.
Space is limited. Make out checks to Harry
Lewis, Ed.D. Send check along with your contact information to: Dr. Harry Lewis, 115
Charles Street, New York, N.Y. 10014.
Updated Information may be found on The
Institute for the Study of the Work of Wilhelm Reich website: www.wilhelmreich.net
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