Healing the Healers: Module 4

Healing the Healers draws from the wisdom of our ancestors – our quality of life is enhanced when we do not live in fear or denial of suffering and death. The results of facing or “leaning into” existential/spiritual pain are profound:

physical and emotional well-being;
antidotes for compassion fatigue and burnout;
enhanced capacity for healing;
peace of mind and improved relationships.

In these four internationally acclaimed workshops, participants will explore universal patterns of spiritual and emotional suffering (in areas of forgiveness, relatedness, meaning and hope) with time-tested ways to relieve them. All programs are a creative blend of best practices, instruction, personal reflection, hands-on experience, multimedia presentations and inspiring rituals from the world’s great wisdom traditions. The workshops are followed up with monthly Circles of Trust.

Commute/Onsite Early bird Registration (Max 12 people - register one month or more prior to event)

^$295.00

Commute/Onsite

^$395.00

Online

^$300.00

Online Early Bird (one month or more prior to event)

^$250.00

Transforming Spiritual Suffering

Event Details

What you can expect from this program:

Study and some personal experience with some of the different principles and techniques of ‘energy work’ by using bio-feedback mechanisms as a means of assisting a patient’s state of physical and emotional well-being.
Experimentation with two guided visualization formats for the ‘healing of memories.’
Exploration of the ethical dimensions of end-of-life caregiving as impact the long-term emotional and spiritual lives of professional caregivers.
Examination of the distinction between caregiver burnout and fatigue as well as other practical antidotes to stress.
Exposure to basic theory and techniques related to Jungian dream analysis, particularly as it relates to emotional and spiritual pain at the end of life.
Discussion of basic rights and obligations [including legal prescriptions] regarding body ‘aftercare,’ burial, memorial services, and grief support for extended family systems.

Facilitated by: Richard Groves and Debbie Doornbos