Browse a library of recordings presenting a Processwork approach to working with a variety of themes that emerge in our lives and in private practice. These sessions introduce the public to a variety of Process Work applications and include ideas that can enhance learning for students and practitioners.

***CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFO*** Our Feeling, Moving, and Aware Bodies are Full of Wisdom! In this series, we'll guide practices to develop body-mind synchronization individually and collectively. We'll explore how information from our body clarifies and deepens understanding of our current inner state. From that state, we can see our relational and communication patterns more fully. Early Registration and Financial Equity Discounts Available

Everyone welcome – open space to connect, and to hold and deepen our experiences during these extraordinary times

Community space to process experiences of body symptoms and their connection with larger cultural and social issues. We hope to bring an atmosphere of exploration, curiosity and enrichment. Using Processwork we work with symptoms following an individual’s signals in a non pathologizing, non interpretative way to find meaning in our experiences. This may help relieve the symptom and help us relate to our symptoms differently. Respecting each person’s experience as their own. All welcome. Free of charge.

Our focus is on Art as a Process and the magic and meaning that can happen when we let ourselves play with drawing, paint, collage, simple sculptures. Everyone welcome – No previous art experience needed. Please have paper or art supplies with you when you join the class on Zoom.

Experience Processwork dynamic mindfulness practices in these guided sessions, recorded live in 2021. Discover creative innerwork techniques to help you relax and rejuvenate. Deepen your meditation and self-awareness practice with body-based, movement, and creative elements. Expect to practice a guided experiential self-awareness exercise followed by questions and sharing. Presented by Process Work Institute faculty: Jai Tomlin, Kas Robinson, and Suzette Payne.