Instructors:  Weyler Greene & Kaitlyn Whitebread Join us as we embark on a midsummer journey “Into the Woods” and into our deepest desires and fears. Rob Marshall directs Meryl Streep, Emily Blunt, Anna Kendrick, and Johnny Depp, in this Academy Award nominated adaptation of Stephen Sondheim’s musical sensation. Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Jack and (more…)

CEUs: 2 Instructors:  Judy Shaw Assaults, shootings, domestic abuse are fixtures on television and in our culture. Violence seems to be the only avenue to equality. This discussion will explore the cost of violence. What is it like to hurt someone? To be hurt? Drawing on her experience with veterans of several wars, as well as (more…)

CEUs: 10 Instructor: Michael Londo * Thursdays: May 28, June 11, 25, July 9, 23, 7-9 pm Beginning Meditation II is open to both new and returning participants. This course will combine discussion and experiential exercises to provide context and techniques to guide participants in beginning or continuing a practice. Beginning Meditation II will focus on the (more…)

Instructor:  Barbara Burns We’ve missed you at the hotel- The Grand Budapest Hotel, of course! Come and start your weekend with the great cast/staff of the famous Budapest. Led by Ralph Fiennes as the illustrious concierge of a legendary Grand Budapest Hotel, this story revolves around the heist and recovery of a priceless Renaissance painting (more…)

CEUs: 3 Instructors:  Charlotta Koppanyi & Marianne Lagercrantz During this hands-on workshop, participants will be invited to connect to both their own unconscious and to the collective unconscious through art. C. G. Jung argued that art could be used, both personally and a professionally, to reach a level in the human psyche inaccessible to verbal communication. (more…)

Instructor:  Biljana Cvejin The Swedish filmmaker Ruben Ostlund’s brilliant and disconcerting Force Majeure follows in the footsteps of Bergman’s ’70s classic Scenes from a Marriage, and the revolutionary playwright Henrik Ibsen before him. “Force majeure” is a legal term, signifying the kind of extraordinary and unavoidable event, such as a war or a natural disaster, which (more…)

THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT! CEUs: 2 Instructor: Mary Dougherty Jung’s concept of the shadow has been described in two ways: as the entirety of the unconscious, that is everything we fail to recognize about ourselves and as the specific personification of what a person “has no wish to be” – “the sum of all those (more…)

CEUs: 3 Instructor: Elizabeth Leibovitz “Everything that irritates us about others can lead us to an understanding of ourselves.” -Carl Jung  We experience grace when we communicate with others with our hearts and minds open. However, in the busyness of life, and especially when things aren’t going our way, we may lose our center and not be (more…)

CEUs: 5 Instructor: Karol Weigelt Dreams and dream work are valuable to the understanding of our lives. Dreams have been part of the most sacred and spiritual traditions. Those traditions, ancient through contemporary, have taught that dreams provide inspiration, healing, guidance and connection to our unconscious. Tapping into that wise world of personal symbol, myth, and (more…)

Instructor: Michele Gaspar Writer and director Richard Linklater’s Oscar nominated film Boyhood is unique in that he filmed the same cast over 12 years.  This sensitive portrayal of a boy growing up in contemporary America, contains themes of fathers and sons, mothers and sons, the impact of adult choices on children, disruption and reparation and the (more…)