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March 27–29, 2009 Friday–Sunday 2 nights

The Opening the Heart Workshop

Self-Discovery > Emotional Healing
Presenter(s)
Linda Aranda, Jon Berenson, Donna Macomber, and Peter Watson

Linda Aranda has been leading the Opening the Heart Workshop for 20 years as both a senior coordinator and a musician. She has also led related programs at Spring Hill in Ashby, Massachusetts. www.openingtheheartworkshop.com
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Jon Berenson, PhD, a clinical psychologist with 30 years of experience in private practice in Providence, Rhode Island, has been a senior staff coordinator of The Opening the Heart Workshop for more than 18 years.…
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Donna Macomber

Donna Macomber has been a facilitator of The Opening the Heart Workshop since 1990. She has a private counseling practice in western Massachusetts. www.openingtheheartworkshop.com
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Peter Watson

Peter Watson, leader of The Opening the Heart Workshop since 1989, has directed the Core Studies Program at Interface in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Peter has more than 20 years of experience in counseling and facilitating group…
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Program Details

Experience a safe environment in which to access feelings, work through blocked emotions, disentangle from the past, reconnect with core truths, and learn to live more fully from the heart. In this supportive and highly experiential weekend, you are invited to explore new methods of self-discovery and self-expression.

The Opening the Heart Workshop draws on a variety of Western psychological approaches, including Gestalt, bioenergetics, and regression, and includes a variety of small group and individual exercises. Dance, movement, and music contribute significantly to this unique healing experience. This safely structured intensive was originally conceived in 1976 by Robert and Judith Gass.

Note A questionnaire will be sent with your confirmation and must be completed prior to the program. Due to the intensive nature of this program, it may be difficult to participate in other Kripalu events or receive healing arts services.