Interface Season 2011-2012
Healthy, Wealthy and Wise: Contemplative Intelligence and the 3rd American Century
September 21st, 2011Tyler NorrisFounder, Community InitiativesWhat does it mean to embark on a worthy quest and return whole in spirit, whole in learning and whole in relation to community? Continue reading The Burning Bush: Helping Clergy Fuel Their Calling Without Getting Burned
November 16th, 2011Rev. Elizabeth Denham Thompson, L.M.F.T., A.A.P.C. FellowClergy & Congregational Consultant-Coach-TherapistClergy are just regular people, with regular issues, concerns, illnesses, hopes, and dreams. But they have an unusual calling that can be phenomenally rewarding and life-giving, and their boss is “out of this world.” Continue reading Reason to Hope: At the Turning Point in Our Evolution
December 21st, 2011Bob Whitehouse, Ed.D.Private practice, Boulder Denver, Adjunct Asst Prof, DU Graduate School of Professional PsychologyWhat difference would it make if we found an evolutionary pattern indicating that we are at the key turning point in the evolution of our consciousness and purpose? Could this pattern predict what is trying to take place with the chaos of the present? Continue reading NGO Conundrums: Confronting Military Interventions in Humanitarian Crises
February 15th, 2012PLUS 9-10am:
AFTERTHOUGHTS: Conversation & Networking
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Safe Harbor: A Spiritual Refuge for the Mentally Ill
March 21st, 2012Jacqueline ConleyUnited Methodist Minister, Interfaith EducatorJackie will help us appreciate the difference between spirituality and religion, challenging us to accept that treating the whole person means acknowledging mind, body and spirit. Continue reading Death: The Last Hurrah
April 18th, 2012Kim Mooney, CTHospiceCare of Boulder and Broomfield CountiesWill your death be equal to your life? Once we are through being insulted that we’re going to die, we can begin to look at what death means in the context of our lives. Continue reading The Spirituality of Illness: Finding Meaning in the Midst of Suffering
June 20th, 2012Nancy Trottner, R.N., M.A.Sacred WorksThe experience of being seriously or chronically ill impacts us in multiple ways. Our relationships, or priorities, our beliefs all begin to be called into question. Continue reading The Misunderstanding of Mental Illness
July 18th, 2012Antonio J Wood, M.D.Private Practice, BoulderExploration of the notions of Spirit, spiritual practice, mind, mental illness, psychology and use of medicines from a Buddhist perspective. Continue reading