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Different faces and images and phases of a process: body image and eating issues. Are you ready for this workshop next Saturday on Body Image and Eating Issues?

Counsellor Pam Danson

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Body Image & Eating Issues

What's Your Process?

Transforming trauma class is happening this Tues 10-12pm. Learn new ways to slow things down in ways that are gentle, manageable and understandable. Learn ways to self-regulate and begin to heal.

Interview with Stephen Jenkinson

some wonderful gems amongst this. such a gift to us. deep gratitude. an angel of death. deep understanding. from someone who worked in the trenches.

Steve Biddulph's Raising Boys

Trigger warning. Porn is very prevalent. If you are struggling with the effects of porn in some way, please know that you can seek support to find what's right for you.

What's Your Process?

Contemplating who you really are: What are your deepest beliefs about human nature? Are we, at our essence, selfish and aggressive, or have you had personal experiences that contradict this view? How might your view of yourself change if you experienced and knew how to access a core Self that is inherently good, wise, courageous, compassionate, joyful and calm? You might relate to other parts of yourself in a very different way. Come along tmw morning to learn more about your patterns and how you might relate to the different parts in new ways.

Alchemy of Eros Counseling & Facilitation

Here is a video of Niyati talking about her online course.

Alchemy of Eros Counseling & Facilitation

This could be great, and it's online. Women only.

The weekend workshop on Body Images and Eating Issues was so inspiring. It was inspiring to see the insight and understanding of underlying issues and different parts that create the patterns that can cause us such heartache and havoc. With permission, a participant has shared that she came to understand more about the one inside her that creates lots of rules about what she can do and what she can't. As we showed interest, curiosity and appreciation for the role that part has played in her life, it became more reasonable and relaxed as it realised that she is now more adult and actually makes quite good choices and doesn't have to be hounded into submission. It was very touching, and this person said she felt more connected and freer from 'the rule maker', which was her stated goal for the work. The paradox is that feeling more coherent, whole and connected comes from learning to differentiate and get to know our 'different parts' that exist inside of us. This person also said 'I don't have to be in such opposition to myself!' Great work.