Retreat Themes
 
 
Single & Steadfast
Saturday, Feb. 14th & Saturday, Aug. 15th
* New  Class for 2009*
Ensign Article, Aug. 2008: Single and Steadfast: Lessons in Hope
by Christine S. Packard and Wendy Ulrich
 
Mindfulness
Saturday, April 11th
"Mindfulness... for Mormons?"
Targeted for an LDS audience, this workshop is designed to help you better understand and use the principles of compassionate awareness and meditation.  In a relaxed, not pressured atmosphere we will explore how "mindfulness" can...
 
Help you feel more alive.  Stepping out of auto-pilot and being more aware of your present experience allows you to appreciate and
 
Life of the Spirit, A
Saturday, May 16th
Spirituality has been a proven positive impact on mental health.  But even people who value spirituality and long for a deeper connection with God may find that their current spiritual routines seem to be missing that high mark.  This seminar-retreat helps you explore in a very personalized way the spiritual traits, feelings, and goals that will help infuse your life with a deeper connection
 
Life of the Spirit, Part B
Friday, August 14th
For spirituality to sustain us over a lifetime it must evolve with us, and with the changing patterns of our lives.  It must respond to the challenges of doubt, betrayal, and loss, as well as continue to unfold new opportunities for delight, satisfaction, and meaning.  This seminar-retreat will explore the challenges of spiritual discernment and spiritual disappointment, and help you deepen your
 
Forgiving Others
Saturday, September 19th
Families and friendships, our places of safety and care, are also the sites of our keenest injuries When facing the nearly universal experience of betrayal , how do we forgive? Some forgive too easily, compounding our injuries; others withhold forgiveness, leaving us bitter and estranged. This seminar-retreat invites you to identify a betrayal or injury that calls for forgiveness(you don't have
 
Forgiving Ourselves
Saturday, November 7th
Forgiving ourselves can be even more challenging than forgiving others. When we hurt, deceive, or disappoint ourselves or others, how do we forgive ourselves and move on without denying the legitimate claims of those we injure? This seminar-retreat will help you clarify your life philosophy, make called-for changes, know how to effectively apologize and make amends, overcome psychological
 
 
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