Guest guest Posted July 1, 2006 Report Posted July 1, 2006 Healing Our Losses (A gift from Dr. Jack , Ph.D.) You are cordially invited to attend this free workshop that enables people to begin to heal their unresolved grief and to make necessary changes in their lives. Dr. Jack gives this workshop out of gratitude for all that he has been given along the way. Dr. is a former Catholic priest who founded The Center for Education on Death and Dying, Inc. and Cook County Hospital’s Palliative Care Program. Dr. Miler also helped to establish Chicago House, the Midwest’s first residence for people with A.I.D.S. Dr. , author of Healing Our Losses, has perfected a process, which enables people to resolve their grief. He calls this: The Phoenix Project The Phoenix Project is an orchestrated rite of passage, which facilitates both emotional and spiritual growth. This journey has its origins in ancient tribal rites of initiation. Participation in this workshop is a prerequisite for accompanying Dr. on this intense twelve-week journey. Dr. had developed a Ritual Elder Training Program for people who are interested in learning more about his method of healing wounds in the soul. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Since 2004, when Dr, conducted Phoenix Project # 31, his first New York Phoenix Project held in the Rock-a-ways, he has completed a Phoenix Project in London, England, in Sydney, Australia and Cape Town, South African. Dr. has now returned to New York and is preparing to conduct Phoenix Project #35 here in Manhattan in the fall before he goes on to work in Costa Rica. As always, prior to the project, he is giving a series of free workshops to introduce himself and the work. If you or if you know anyone who would benefit from this intensive, psychotherapeutic process of healing grief and loss, please pass along the following information: Saturday, July 15, 10am-4pm Advent Lutheran Church 2504 Broadway (at 93rd) 212 866-2100 Saturday, July 22, 10am-4pm Blessed Sacrament School (Auditorium) 147 W. 70th St. (Bet. Columbus & Amsterdam) 212 877-3111 Dr. has no affiliation with the Churches where the workshops are given. Churches graciously provide space for spiritually enriching programs. Please feel free to contact me: Basia Mosinski 917 703-3414 or Dr. 312 961-4830 -- Barbara (Basia) Mosinski, MA, MFA, LCAT permit Recreation/Creative Arts Therapist, Housing Works, Inc. Art Therapist, Red Cross Youth Wellness Project bmosinski@... 917 703-3414 Quote
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