Trauma

Separation and Divorce

Transitioning out of a relationship can be one of the most trying life experiences. No matter what the reason, the relationship shift often creates self-doubt and a wavering outlook on the future.

This seminar is designed to guide the individual through the changes with clarity, intention and focus. Activities involve a made-to-order plan for assisting the individual through the stages of grief from denial to acceptance while using a variety of insight oriented tools to broaden and deepen the participant's perspective.

The objective is for the individual to discover their wholeness, reconnect with their life's purpose and design a plan for the next year.

Loss of a Loved One

Death by natural disaster, suicide, or life threatening illness creates an indefinable sense of loss and grief. The pain is unimaginable. No matter what the circumstances, we are never prepared for the tragedy of a loved one leaving this world.

Dr Sreenan has worked in the death and dying field since 1980 and created a Center for grieving children, which is now run by Hospice. She has coached and trained numerous intervention and crisis teams on how to work with those suffering from trauma and loss. She has been a student of Elizabeth Kubler Ross and Jerald Jampolsky.

This program is provided in a very nurturing setting tailored to the needs and desires of the participant. Bodywork, exercise, nutritious meals and time for reviewing memories, dreams, fantasies and the disappointments as well as the unfinished business of the loss.

Insight is gained through this nurturing process and is intended to ease the pain of the death of the loved one while validating the intense loss.

Pet Loss

This course has become one of the most popular healing programs offered.

Pets give us a safe and unconditional love that is rarely equaled in other areas of your lives. When a pet dies a person is often expected by society to move on without a glitch.

The seminar on pet loss is a healing program that creates a space for the grieving individual to process their pain, review the love for their pet and their attachment to their beloved animal. Participants are coached to allow themselves to grieve with the knowledge that their process promotes healing.

The objective in mind is to allow the participant a quiet place to experience the loss, address the hurt and pain and therefore come away with a sense of well being. Bodywork, inventories and outdoor activities are an intimate part of this healing program.