There is extensive research showing that writing that describes life changing events in detail and how we feel about those events is one of the most powerful and effective ways to transform loss. Through writing, we are able to fully break through to the other side of grief, anxiety and confusion to regain hope and […]
Do you frequently get "stuck" while writing? Is focusing on your "end product" sapping your creative expression and energies? In this workshop, you'll discover how to focus on process instead of product to help keep your creative juices flowing. And you'll learn how to implement techniques such as guided visualization and breath-work to "unstick" you […]
Resilience-building is an important new approach to understanding and regulating stress. HeartMath tools and techniques can help you respond to events and communications in ways that reduce stress, enhance life performance and enjoyment, improve health, build effective relationships, and more. In this workshop, you will learn easy-to-learn, on-the-go, self-regulation tools and resilience-building practices aimed at […]
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Grief is the constellation of internal thoughts and feelings we have when we lose something or someone we love or deeply value. Grief is the anxiety, confusion, anger, sadness and other emotions we feel in response to loss. Grief is normal and necessary. Mourning our losses by embracing and acknowledging the outward expressions of our […]
Age is the #1 factor for dementia: by age 65, one in seven people have signs or symptoms of dementia. By age 72 that number is one in three., by age 85 one in two. Dementia affects us all in some way either as caregivers or those who will need care. In this workshop, we […]
A workshop for teachers of Maple Dale school district.
"I just can't do the things I used to be able to do." "My mind no longer works like it used to." In our culture, we tend to avoid the realities of aging. As our bodies change, we lose function and, society tells us, beauty and value. We lose our careers, and sometimes our finances […]