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Summit starts October 30, 2017

FREE 10-day summit
30 leading voices in psychotherapy & spirituality

Join the Summit's 30 Presenters
with Over 30 Hours of Teachings and Insights

Join the Summit's 30 Presenters with Over 30 Hours of Teachings and Insights

Jack Kornfield

Meditation teacher and author

A clinical psychology of liberation
A wise approach to body, heart, mind, and spirit

Diane Poole Heller

Creator of DARe: Dynamic Attachment Re-Patterning Experience

Trauma for the impatient soul
What is needed for healing disconnection

A.H. Almaas

Founder of the Ridhwan School and the renowned Diamond Approach®

Theory of Holes
Recovering lost aspects of Authentic Being

Ken Wilber

Philosopher and author

Growing up to become whole and healthy human beings
Waking up to our infinite and transpersonal nature

Dara Williams

Trainer, meditation teacher, and wellness coach

Healing trauma in both individuals and communities
The therapy session as a form of ceremony

Richard Schwartz

Author and developer of Internal Family Systems (IFS)

The history and development of the Internal Family Systems model of therapy
Non-pathological multiplicity of mind and the concept of “SELF”

Pat Ogden

Clinician, international lecturer, and author

Embedded Relational Mindfulness
The role of the body in healing from past wounds

Bill Plotkin

Depth psychologist, ecopsychologist, and agent of cultural evolution

The three realms of identity and consciousness
The nature of soulcraft

Bo Forbes

Clinical psychologist and innovator in mind-body medicine

Interoception, or mindfulness in the body
The science of embodiment

Bruce Tift

Therapist, Buddhist practitioner, and author

How to identify our investment in “identity dramas”
Practicing embodied immediacy and unconditional kindness

Dorothy Hunt

Author, poet, and spiritual teacher

Suffering as separation from truth
Transforming the energy of an emotion

James Hollis

Jungian analyst and author

Exploring a mature spirituality
Does spiritual practice enlarge or diminish us?

Ashley Turner

Depth psychotherapist, yoga and meditation instructor

The four functions of mind in yoga psychology
Incorporating Shadow work into your yoga

John J. Prendergast

Psychotherapist, spiritual teacher, and author

Discovering our underlying wholeness
Meeting our conditioned experience with love and insight

Judith Blackstone

Psychotherapist and nondual teacher

Realizing “fundamental consciousness”
The integration of awareness, emotion, and sensation

Loch Kelly

Psychotherapist and author

Shifting out of a chattering mind and into peace of mind
Practical tools for “healing up, waking up, and growing up”

Mariana Caplan

Psychotherapist, yoga teacher, and author

The integration of yoga and psychology
New possibilities for healing and transformation

Peter Fenner

Author and pioneer in nondual psychology

The nature of awareness and the release of dualistic thought
Nondual inquiry and nondual awareness

Pilar Jennings

Psychoanalyst and author

The protective role of dissociation
Buddhism and psychotherapy

Sandra Maitri

Teacher of the Diamond Approach®

The enneagram—what it is, its benefits, and its drawbacks
The enneagram as a tool for the transformation of consciousness

Richard Miller

Psychotherapist, yoga teacher, and author

Healing from the ground of “unchanging Wholeness”
Core wounds as tools in the healing process

Robert Augustus Masters

Integral psychotherapist and author

Psychospiritual Work: psychotherapy and spirituality working as one
Cutting through spiritual bypassing

Ron Siegel

Clinical psychologist and author

Using mindfulness practices to develop a more flexible sense of who we are
Cultivating wisdom and compassion for both the professional and the client

Susan Pollak

Psychologist, international teacher, and author

Cultivating equanimity in our lives and work
Integrating equanimity practice into clinical work

Thomas Moore

Author and international lecturer

Therapy without problem-solving
The spiritual dimension in a soul-oriented therapy

Trudy Goodman

Author and Vipassana teacher in the Theravada lineage

The synergy of psychotherapy and meditation
The drawbacks of practicing one discipline without the other

Stanislav Grof

Transpersonal psychiatrist, author, and teacher

An examination of “holotropic states”—states of non-ordinary consciousness
How non-ordinary states can actually be powerful moments of spiritual awakening

Gabor Maté

Speaker and author of In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts

Psychotherapy in the treatment of illness and addiction
Research on the potential impact of psychedelics

Lama Palden Drolma

Psychotherapist and lama in Vajrayana Buddhism

How combining spiritual and psychological work amplifies healing
Our humanness as an integral aspect of awakening

John Welwood

Psychotherapist, teacher, and author

Benefits of psychological work for spiritual practitioners
Feeling as the flow of the subtle body

About the Summit

In recent years we've seen extraordinary breakthroughs from the combination of Western psychotherapy and spiritual practice. From the “mindfulness revolution” to the prescription of yoga for PTSD and other challenges, this emerging synthesis of the scientific and the spiritual is transforming our approach to health and healing.

And we've only scratched the surface.

With The Psychotherapy and Spirituality Summit, you are invited to explore the profound implications of this uniquely exciting time in history.

Beginning on October 30, 2017, 30 leading experts from diverse fields will share their insights into the journey towards becoming a mature, balanced, spiritually open, and psychologically healthy human being.

Join us to learn more about

How both psychotherapy and spirituality contain “blind spots”
Traumatic experience as the gateway to the dimensions of spirit
Embracing an mature, psychologically informed spirituality
Turning to the body for guidance
Exploring the furthest reaches of our human potential