Euphoric recall is a state in which individuals remember the past with “rose-colored glasses.” This addictive thinking exaggerates a positive experience but fails to bring up the negative side—all of the good, none of the bad. The “glory days,” weren’t they amazing? In this state, people recall specific memories with excessive fondness that can trigger…
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The program founders and program thought leaders from Integrative Life Center and Begin Again Institute are coming to Florida! We look forward to connecting with our friends and colleagues in the Delray Beach and Boca Raton areas at a handful of intimate events April 6-9. We invite you to pick an event (or two or three) that works…
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If you or anyone close to you suffers from compulsive behavior and/or addiction, you have witnessed the significant impact these ailments can have on your life. A compulsion you are internally driven to do without regard to the outcome it may have. Even if you are able to control yourself from acting on the compelling…
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From our earliest beginnings, human beings have sought deeper truth and meaning. It started first in connection to the forces of nature, then in the hearts and souls of the people, to more recently in science, and more specifically the brain. This workshop will explore the heart brain connection and its importance in resolution of…
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“Music therapy has the potential to help individuals become their best selves physically, cognitively, emotionally and spiritually.” Adessa Campbell MT-BC, is the Music Therapist at Integrative Life Center. Adessa is a musician, songwriter, and music therapist with a passion for mental health. Join the webinar to find out more about music therapy and how it can…
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Understanding and Treating Eating Disorders with Storytelling and Metaphor: Friday, March 5th | 11:00am – 1:00pm CT In this didactic and experiential presentation, case studies and clinical examples will be given to show how imagery and metaphor can be effective catalysts in bringing about transformation in disordered eating patterns and in healing eating disorder wounds. …
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Shame Resilience Theory, developed by Dr. Brené Brown, involves connecting with your authentic self and fostering meaningful relationships with others. Moving away from shame requires a move toward empathy. What is Shame? To put it simply, shame is the fear of disconnection. Connection is why we as humans are here. Through connection with others, we…
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Seduced into Darkness – Transcending My Psychiatrist’s Sexual Abuse with Carrie Ishee Carrie Ishee is a widely respected art therapist and life coach in Santa Fe, New Mexico. In addition to being the author of Seduced into Darkness: Transcending My Psychiatrist’s Sexual Abuse, she is a teacher specializing in the issues of ethics, self-care, and…
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The risks associated with intravenous drug use are dire. One hundred thirty people die every day from overdose in the US. The risk of dying from an opioid overdose is higher than that of a car crash. With opioid addiction numbers escalating and killing 400,000 people since 2010, some countries have become creative in an…
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Understanding and Treating Eating Disorders with Storytelling and Metaphor: Friday, February 12th | 11:00am – 1:00pm CT In this didactic and experiential presentation, case studies and clinical examples will be given to show how imagery and metaphor can be effective catalysts in bringing about transformation in disordered eating patterns and in healing eating disorder wounds. …
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