Anchors and Swimmers - Communicating Across Differences
Anchors and Swimmers applies the Focusing attitude to create a safely anchored environment where the power and grace of receptive listening and connective reflecting deepens the conversation, shifts mindsets, offers comfort, and changes lives. Community connection heals our sense of isolation and disconnection, as wall as helps heal old traumas we may carry.
Register
Tuesday, January 16, 2024
11:00 am - 1:00 pm PT
Location: Online via Zoom
Cost: This live online class is pay-what-you-can. The suggested payment for US residents is $30
Presented by The International Focusing Institute
January 16, 2024
Anchors and swimmers is based on the premise that when people connect through their vulnerability, micro change happens.
No matter how oppositional our beliefs may be, when we “go underneath” we discover our innate humanness and interconnectedness. How we hold our differences may be more important than being right if we want to build vibrant communities and create peace in our world.
Anchors and Swimmers applies the Focusing attitude to create a safely anchored environment where the power and grace of receptive listening and connective reflecting deepens the conversation, shifts mindsets, offers comfort, and changes lives. Community connection heals our sense of isolation and disconnection, as wall as helps heal old traumas we may carry.
Monica Miller is a certified Focusing trainer with a special interest in Community Wellness Focusing. Monica’s life passions are herbalism, expressive arts, history and spirituality. Born in Pennsylvania and schooled in England, Monica spent most of her life on Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts, making plant medicine and raising two children. She lived at Esalen Institute for a year, studying with Gabrielle Roth and others, and assisting in workshops.
Her more recent adventures in California include a life dedicated to social permaculture through Community Wellness Focusing. Monica is creating a Community Wisdom card deck as a teaching tool for community connectivity and development. With a background in clown and dance, Monica brings playfulness, as well as depth, to her teaching.
Monica teaches at Focusing Initiatives International and has a coaching practice. For more information, check out her website: www.monicamillercoaching.com
Registration info: Contact
The International Focusing Institute with any questions: Phone: (845) 480-5111 Email:
elizabeth@focusing.org
