Embedded in every intuitive moment is the opportunity to live with greater authenticity.
How can we stay more open and receptive to these events?
What happens when we act upon them?
How do we interfere with perceiving, processing, or acting on intuitive experiences?
This program will consist of the presentation of several stories, followed by guided discussion from which participants will learn from one another about how everyday intuition can make a difference in their lives.
All sharing will be voluntary.
Date: Monday, May 10,
2010
Time: 7:00 - 9:30 pm
Location:
Simms/Mann Health and Wellness Center
Venice Family Clinic [note: this is different from the main site in Venice]
2509 Pico Blvd.
Santa Monica, CA 90405
310.664.7512
Fee: $15.00
Parking: Free in the lot at the clinic.
Directions: Click here for map.
Items to Bring: Paper, pen, and something firm on which to write.
Presenter: Robert Elliott, MFA
Robert Elliott is a skillful teacher dedicated to expanding human potential through authentic living. He masterfully uses stories that reflect collective wisdom to express seemingly complex issues in simple, straightforward ways.
For twenty five years, Mr. Elliott worked with individuals and groups throughout North America, Asia, Micronesia, and Europe as a corporate educator and leadership coach. He conducted his “Creating Quality” leadership, communication, and relationship building programs with executives, middle management, and support personnel from Fortune 500 companies as well as smaller companies in the fields of healthcare, insurance, entertainment, and manufacturing. In addition, he has worked with federal and state agencies, the military, law enforcement, and county and city governments. He has served on the business faculties of UCLA, UC Irvine and Loyola Marymount University Extension Programs.
Mr. Elliott has a broad range of expertise in the arts. He earned a Masters of Fine Arts from Sarah Lawrence College and was an actor in his early professional life. In addition, he has a black belt in Aikido, a Japanese martial art dedicated to living in harmony with all things. He plays numerous musical instruments, is a songwriter and composer, and has studied ballet and movement. He has also practiced Zen meditation, and has studied Jungian psychology, mythology, and West African and Balinese spirituality.
Pre-registration required: Register at www.uclartsandhealing.net. In order to register, you need to login at the upper right hand corner of the screen with a login name and password. If you have not previously done so, you can create a login name and password by clicking on the words "Create Username/Password or Join E-Mail List" in the upper right hand corner of the screen.
Payments can be made by credit card or check and must be received in order to guarantee enrollment. Online registration not only gets your name on the roster immediately but also lets us know that payment is forthcoming if you pay by check.
If the class is full, you will be given the option of joining a wait list before you pay anything during the registration process.
If you do not have access to the internet, you may send checks made payable to "Arts and Healing Initiative," and send it to 2626 33rd Street, Santa Monica, CA 90405-3111. Please make sure that the following information is included with your check: your name, email address (if you have one), phone number, and the name of the event for which you wish to register. We need to have a way to contact you regarding questions about your registration or changes to the program.
Sponsor: UCLArts and Healing aims to facilitate the use of the arts as a healing tool in the community via: 1) offering affordable experiential learning opportunities to health professionals, educators, community workers, caregivers, artists, and the general public, 2) designing and evaluating programs that can be implemented broadly in educational and health care settings, and 3) creating partnerships with academic institutions, educational and health care institutions, community-based organizations, schools, professional organizations, and private industry. UCLArts and Healing is an outgrowth of affiliation between the Arts and Healing Initiative, a 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization, the Salamander Fund, a nonprofit foundation, and the UCLA Pediatric Pain Program. www.uclartsandhealing.net
UCLArts and Healing is an organizational member of the UCLA Collaborative Centers for Integrative Medicine (CCIM), which promotes education and research in complementary, alternative, and integrative approaches to health and well-being. The CCIM represents the UCLA academic integrative medicine community on a national and international level. www.ccim.med.ucla.edu
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For More Information: Please submit questions regarding registration or the program via e-mail: info@uclartsandhealing.net.
Refund Policy: In order to keep our programs affordable yet self-sustaining, we regret that we are unable to offer refunds on enrollment fees unless we are responsible for the error. We are, however, happy to offer credit for future programs when space is available. We hope that you will find comfort in knowing that your fees are going to
a worthy cause.
Reservation Policy: Reservations can be made for
free events. Individuals who have made reservations and who have arrived 15 minutes
before the event will be admitted first. After that time, everyone will have an
equal opportunity for admission.
Wait List Policy: Based on past experience, we expect
that a certain number of registrants will not be able to attend events. If registration
for an event is full, joining the wait list will give you a higher priority for
admittance at the door. If additional space for an event becomes available, individuals
on the wait list will be notified via email and given the opportunity to enroll
in the event before the additional spaces are advertised to the general public.