Regression Reimagined: Transforming the Brain Through Metaphor and Memory

This July 15th and 16th I'll be leading a training called Regression Reimagined which will integrate the techniques I originally learned from my father and his fellow pioneers decades ago with the modern protocols of my friends and teachers, Melissa Tiers and John Overdurf. Teaching and leading groups in regression is some of the most fun I have at work (and I love my job!) so I'm super-excited for this one. 

As with any modality, it is both art and science and there is a spectrum of approaches that can be taken. Together, we will zoom far enough out to see the exploration of these metaphors as creative play, advanced therapy, and everything in between. And we will zoom close enough in to  appreciate with compassion and respect this amazing tools ability to create shifts, relieve trauma, dissolve phobias, heal relationships, and transform lives. 

This training is intended for students and practitioners with at least a beginner's knowledge. That said, if you're interested shoot me a message. We may be able to arrange for a primer to get up to speed. Space is limited and going quickly, reserve your spot now! "Early bird" pricing for a little while longer. Details in the link right here. 

Last Weekend at The Woom Center

At Past-Life Mediations through Voice and Sound on Saturday, people shared their stories and listened to each other generously. The variety and creativity of the metaphors was consistently fascinating. It's the best when people share. Inevitably it helps someone out who's having a similar experience and can learn something new. And then to add to the fun, you'll have pockets of the room or clusters of people who all have similar experiences in similar places. For instance, four people near the corner who all had experiences on ships at sea, or the right side of the room were all in the desert. The suggestion appears to be we're not unlike antennae picking up each others' signals.