A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO HEALING
Two workshops for caregivers, therapists and anyone wanting to deeply explore healing
facilitated by Dale Borglum of the Living/Dying Project with CEUs available.
For more information, call 415 456-3915 or email info@livingdying.org
Physical healing, emotional healing, spiritual healing, collective healing — the journey to
wholeness takes many forms and has as many starting points as there are people who embark
upon the journey. Each of us is at a particular point on our healing path, confronting our next
challenge, often without clearly knowing whether attitudes or practices we have been using to
facilitate growth in ourselves or in our clients are becoming stale, without knowing which
direction we should now turn to create meaningful transformation.
In this workshop, we will draw upon the wisdom of Theravada Buddhism and Tibetan Buddhism, the diagnostic message coming from the connection between stages of early childhood development and energetic patterns in the adult body, as well as the softening and passion of heartfelt devotion. Having applied these wisdom traditions during thirty years of being a guide to the dying, a very clear and practical paradigm for the healing path has become apparent to me. Healing occurs through direct contact with the Sacred, through realization of our true nature. There are no shortcuts, but certainly neither taking unnecessary detours nor spending time spinning our wheels can inspire us along what is often a difficult journey.
During this workshop we will explore together a clear, concise and usable model of the healing
process that can specifically diagnose and identify the next step that is transformational for each
of us, even during crisis. Short, intensive, guided meditations will be presented in order to create
a healing experience rather than experience that is about healing. We are all caregivers and are
all seekers of healing. These deeply uncertain times offer an incredible opportunity.
There are two training groups available:
January 29 Saturday 9AM-6PM
at St. John’s Presbyterian Church, 2727 College Ave, Berkeley CA 94705, 8CEUs, $120
and
February 5 & 6, Saturday & Sunday, 10 AM - 5 PM
at San Francisco Theological Seminary, 100 Geneva Hall,
105 Seminary Rd, San Anselmo CA 94960, 12 CEUs, $180.
Checks should be made payable to the Living/Dying Project, PO Box 357, Fairfax CA 94978
Workshops will be conducted by Dale Borglum, Ph.D., who, with Stephen Levine and Ram Dass, established the Hanuman Foundation Dying Center in Santa Fe, New Mexico, the first center supporting conscious dying in the U.S. Dale directed the center until moving to the San Francisco Bay Area. He is the founder and Executive Director of the Living/Dying Project and co-author of Journey of Awakening: A Meditator’s Guidebook (Bantam Books). He will be assisted by Curtis Grindahl, M.F.T., who serves as Intake Coordinator for the Project.
Board of Behavioral Sciences Provider Approval Number 4367.
Board of
Registered Nursing Provider Number 9621.
Courses meet the qualifications
for 8 and 12 hours of continuing credit for MFCCs and/or LCSWs as required
by the CA Board of Behavioral Sciences.
Refunds will be made only with
notice given two days in advance of the workshop
by calling or e-mailing the Living/Dying Project.
A $15 processing fee will be deducted from refunds issued.