Two-Day Workshop: March 20th and 27th, 2010

Many of us are disconnected from spirit, purpose, meaning and nature. Often our relationships are conflicted and in our busy lives we feel a sense that something is missing. We repeat patterns in our lives and relive similar frustrations over and over again. This two-day experiential workshop is for those who seek deeper and more fulfilling relationships, self awareness, more conscious and empowering living, and an understanding of the messages that our subconscious minds convey. This life-affirming workshop weaves together multiple ways of knowing ourselves though the use of hypnosis, tarot, art, dreamwork, and trust exercises with horses. We will start with what we believe about our own birth, and will follow the ripples outwards and inwards from there. Please join us!

• What:   Two-Day, Small Group, Experiential Workshop
• Date:    Day 1: Saturday, March 20th   Day 2: Saturday, March 27th , 2010
• Time:   9am-5pm
• Place:   Avalon Farm, Fern Creek Lane, Chapel Hill, NC 27516
• Price:   $300 ($150 for one day) Includes lunch, refreshments, and all materials

You may sign up for one day or both days!

Highlights

• Explore what you know about your own birth
• Learn deep breathing and relaxation techniques to facilitate access to intuition, higher levels of adaptability, and manage stress
• Take part in a PeopleMap session to learn more your interpersonal relationship style
• Learn about the tarot, and work through your own birth spread (bring your own tarot pack if you have one)
• Experience a hypnotic birth regression
• Take part in a dream circle
• Learn about universal symbols, archetypes and the Preferential Shapes test
• Create a mandala (no art experience necessary!)
• Experience an exercise in trust with the gentle horses of Avalon Farm (with Liz Priestley)

Avalon Farm is a peaceful and secluded horse ranch six miles west of Carrboro, NC. The two full-day sessions are spaced one week apart because some of the exercises require time to process and there will be some "homework" assignments to complete during the interval. Snacks and lunch are included, as well as tea, coffee, water and soft drinks.