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What's included in this program:

1. More Content: all of the Day 3 methods, including...

• The Life Journey: a group guided process.
• Coping Mechanisms: discover your “primary coping strategy” and how Wholeness Work can help you transform and integrate this.
• Identities and Roles: transform difficult life roles, and more fully live our positive life roles.
• The “Letting Go” Process: release health issues, anxiety, and more.

2. A second example of Days 1 & 2 material.

Each training unfolds differently. Connirae emphasizes various Wholeness principles in response to the particular needs of the audience. Demonstrations provide invaluable modeling for how to translate the steps of the Wholeness Work to fit the individual. And each demonstration resonates with different aspects of ourselves, leading to greater understanding and deeper transformation with the work.

3. New Insights!

Connirae demonstrates her current teaching format for the “Basic Process with an Issue,” and explains why this format creates stronger changes more quickly. New insights are added to the material on “Reclaiming Inner Authority,” plus you’ll find new insights about how to use the various Wholeness methods together.

By adding the 3-Day Training to your Wholeness Work learning library, you will enrich your understanding and ability to use the basic Wholeness material with yourself and with others.

For most people, it works best to experience one Wholeness training, either on-line or in person, apply the material with yourself and/or with others, and then attend or observe a second training to enrich your experience.

Each time you experience a Wholeness Work training, different themes and issues emerge, and you’ll have the opportunity to experience how Connirae responds to various questions, obstacles and concerns.

Note about Context

This 3-day Wholeness training began a few days after the 2016 U.S. presidential election, and for quite a few participants this left an emotional impact. During personal introductions at the beginning of the training, many participants spoke of wanting to address their own anxiety and unsettled internal states as they explored the material.

While these introductions have been deleted out of respect for privacy, note that this is the context within which Connirae opens the Extended Training, with useful framing to address to this “elephant in the room.”