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February 2021
Responding to the Call of Our Times 2021
A 10-Month Leadership Coaching Program Now being offered for the fifth year in a row, this course runs every Friday, Noon-2pm PT, from February 5 through December 10, 2021 – a total of 45 Sessions. First session is a free preview. This is a Zoom…
Find out more »October 2021
Facing Privilege Call
Description The Facing Privilege Conference Calls are an opportunity for people to engage with themselves and with others on the deep questions that arise as we reflect on the question of privilege, such as: How can we learn about our privilege when we are so…
Find out more »Guiltless & Worriless Parenting – Is it really possible?
Guilt and worry – how can we live without them, especially if we are parents? It seems like these two powerful emotions come built-in for caring parents or caring people in general, and not surprisingly so. These two emotions are driven by the primal…
Find out more »November 2021
The Compass: An Integrative Roadmap Towards Personal, Familial, and Collective Liberation
An 8-month course involving weekly or bi-weekly 2-hour online sessions on Sundays. (frequency depends on chosen track) “The Compass” is Arnina Kashtan’s unique methodology which synthesizes practices from Nonviolent Communication, The Work of Byron Katie, and Inner Child work with Arnina’s own discoveries, insights, and tools…
Find out more »January 2022
NVC for Real: Coaching Across Racial Microaggressions for People of the Global Majority*/BIPOC
We often either don’t know why what we said or did is being called a microaggression, or we’re desperately resisting any possible inference that might lead to someone judging our behavior as racist. So how and where can we learn more? Join us for this four part series on Saturdays.
Find out more »February 2022
Coaching Across Racial Microaggressions: Open to All
We often either don’t know why what we said or did is being called a microaggression, or we’re desperately resisting any possible inference that might lead to someone judging our behavior as racist. So how and where can we learn more? Join us for this four part series on Saturdays.
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