A workshop that presents explanation and history of the Labyrinth; types, benefits, and functions of use. Labyrinths are being seen in a variety of settings to promote health and wellness: counseling centers, hospitals, hospice, schools, prisons, churches, retreat centers, and colleges. Find out why they are being so widely used; their application for you personally, […]

Helping professionals are so very good at finding Resources for and helping others to get what they need to feel and function their best…what about Resources for the ‘Healer’? There are countless books/Resources available to learn about helping others, but those meant to help Healers feel good and balanced about what they do are more […]

Far too often, we hear of a fellow helping professional who has ended his/her life; some of us have experienced it first-hand, with a colleague choosing suicide. What is apparent is that it is a shocking, appalling, and confusing occurrence which, to date, has no identified swift, effective protocol with which to respond. No one […]

A presentation that acknowledges and addresses the largely unknown and often underestimated effects of client suicide and/or homicide on the helping professional. Informs participants of common responses (including effects on the professional and on client- care) and processes Healers experience following the tragedy, acknowledging the struggle of grieving and processing vs. professional practice and responsibilities. […]

A straightforward and personal account of the presenter’s own progressive decline into Eating Disorder and Depression; then the struggle and process of recovery, outlining the effects on her personal life, as well as the impact on professional practice and functioning. Presenter utilizes her own art, poetry, journal entries, and humorous anecdotes, to convey this most powerful information. […]

This presentation fills the critical need for Healers to become aware of and attend to their own needs, in order to avoid Forget Thyself, a malady of imbalance that manifests in the professional through physical, mental, and emotional health concerns. Client care then suffers right along with the self-concept, worth, and functioning level of the […]

The Logo, two intertwined colored infinity symbols nestling a yin yang, a universally understood symbol for balance, is a visual of the creator’s focus and intention. Jillian explains the symbols emerged during meditation on the concept of Namaste. Namaste, basically translated, means ‘the divine place in me acknowledges and honors the divine place in you.’ […]