Wellness-informed practice requires understanding humanity’s basic needs and how our sustainable ancestors fulfilled those needs to foster the heartmind and wise living on the earth. Although we cannot return to the full lifestyle of our ancestors (nomadic foraging), contemporary nomadic foragers give us insight into what our basic needs are, how to meet them and what thriving human beings are like. Our … Read More
Emotion as Gateway to the Anomalous May 19th 1:00 pm PST
This webinar will present a conception of anomalies, such as apparitions and poltergeists, as phenomena that spring from a palpable, biological source – the bodymind – and are spurred by emotion. A framework will be presented that defines “feeling” and “emotion” in bioenergetic terms, emphasizing how feelings traverse and connect the physical and mental, body and brain, soma and psyche … Read More
Integrated Life Skills for Managing Life’s Demands; a conversation with Ross and Jamie Ungerleider March 17th 1:00 pm PST – 2:00 pm PST
Click Here to Register! Join us to hear about this newly published book, Discovering Your Mindful Heart: An Explorer’s Guide; Developing your internal resources to manage life’s demands written by the Ungerleiders. Ross’ and Jamie’s book weaves emerging information from the field of interpersonal neurobiology into the pioneering work of Virginia Satir and the experiences of the authors in their … Read More
Living Journal with Bonnie Badenoch and Robyn Gobbel: May 20- 1pm PST and 4pm EST, Playfulness IS the Treatment
Playfulness IS the Therapy When feeling stressed, uncertain, or afraid, our brain works hard to protect us by reaching for tools and techniques to use in the therapy room. We can honor our fear and then rest into the truth that presence is the most powerful intervention and playfulness IS the therapy. Playfulness doesn’t need games or props or toys … Read More
THE POWER OF SHOWING UP: How parental presence shapes who our kids become and how their brains get wired, Feb 5, 2020 01:00 PM Pacific Time
Join us February 5, 2020 at 1:00 pm PST for this special webinar with best-selling authors Daniel Siegel, MD and Tina Payne Bryson, PhD as they talk about their newly released book, The Power of Showing Up. Dan and Tina will share how the latest brain and attachment research makes clear that the quality of parental presence is key to … Read More
May 22, 2018 Considering the Nature of Our Right and Left Hemisphere’s Engagement: a conversation between Iain McGilchrist and Allan Schore
Interaction with the world requires the right hemisphere’s broad attention, which is inclusive and opens up into possibility, coupled with the left hemisphere’s narrow attention, which collapses the world we experience into specificity. The world we live in today, many would argue, is biased toward the style of the left hemisphere. Such a bias precludes the possibility of knowledge that … Read More
May 22, 2018 Considering the Nature of Our Right and Left Hemisphere’s Engagement: a conversation between Iain McGilchrist and Allan Schore
Interaction with the world requires the right hemisphere’s broad attention, which is inclusive and opens up into possibility, coupled with the left hemisphere’s narrow attention, which collapses the world we experience into specificity. The world we live in today, many would argue, is biased toward the style of the left hemisphere. Such a bias precludes the possibility of knowledge that … Read More
Towards a Future of Healthy Minds: Building Resilience in Children and Families with Gene Beresin, MD, MA
Can children get mental illness? In fact, among the 1 in 5 adults affected by a mental illness at any given time, 50% of those mental health conditions begin before age 14, and 75% before age 25. This means we have an incredible opportunity for prevention by starting early, in part by helping to build resilience in kids, teens, and … Read More
LIVING JOURNAL LIVE WEBINAR, Jan 24, 2017 2:30 PM Pacific Time, with Connie Henson PhD and Pieter Rossouw PhD in Conversation with Lynn Redenbach
BrainWise Leadership Come join authors Connie Henson and Pieter Rossouw in a conversation with Lynn Redenbach about their book, BrainWise Leadership: Practical neuroscience to survive and thrive at work. They will discuss their framework for effective leadership, which is underpinned by neuroscience. Comprising three elements: individual brain fitness, cultivating healthy relationships and creating a high performance culture, BrainWise leadership provides … Read More
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