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Center Sophon was founded with the aim of promoting the
practice of
philosophy in all areas of living. This is done by providing persons with information through
lectures or written material on philosophical counseling. Another activity of Center Sophon is
the Philoso-phone, a nonprofit telephone line for information on philosophical counseling,
and a first-aid hot-line for ethical dilemmas and existential problems.
Center Sophon provides courses in private instruction to philosophers who want to begin their own
counseling office, and also offers private philosophical counseling
sessions.
The Philosophical First-Aid Line:
(972) 2-679-5090
The introduction course is 20 academic hours (i.e. 20 x 45 minutes , but may end up to be 20 X 60 min. some times-- same price however!!) These are presented in 10 private sessions. One would have to read in advance my book Philosophy Practice: An Alternative to Counseling and Psychotherapy. Since the course is personalized instruction I would need to know more about your existing background knowledge in philosophy and your interest in this field and your purpose of studying it. The purpose of the course is to advance knowledge in philosophical practice through dialogue, to practice philosophical dialogue and to investigate and advance philosophical understanding in living. Also it would aim to help to integrate philosophical practice in your professional field of interest. This course is open to philosophers as well as non professional philosophers. But for each other person this course will be different. An intensive introduction course can be done in two weeks (or over a longer period), and yes, Jerusalem is happy to have you as a visitor here. One receives a certificate at the completion of the course.
If for one reason or another you cannot visit me there or at the Sophon Center, meet me in cyberspace through E-mail correspondence. Though real face-to-face communication seems the best, different forms of communication are nevertheless also appropriate means for counseling such as, philosophical counseling by e-mail.
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