From Trauma to Sacred Wholeness

Dr. Peter Levine often says that trauma separates us from our capacity to respond – as he says, our ‘response-ability.’ Put another way, what has happened to us in the ‘there and then’ can show up and influence the ‘here and now,’ thus preventing us from Being In and responding accurately to the moment we are in. Trauma can prevent us from a more full and whole presence.

A presence in which we can feel ourselves fully, as well as feeling connected into the interconnected; a deep connection and attunement with the person or people we are with. I refer to this as Sacred Wholeness.

Join us for a unique experience in a beautiful region of Istria, Croatia – where we’ll explore the many pathways that can lead you (and your clients) toward Sacred Wholeness.

As John O’Donohue wrote: “The self does not awaken to find itself trapped in an isolated subjectivity. Instead, it awakens to ultimate participation; it is a living threshold between nature and divinity, a presence that is wild, free, diverse, and indivisible.”