Welcome to
OFFERING
Return to Wholeness, a four-week online group healing opportunity, and my offering to you. In this experiential workshop, you will be supported in identifying and moving through emotional and physical challenges that create congestion and blocks to what we are really longing for in life.
Return to Wholeness is a place of connection with Self and with like-minded others. Working at the intersection of depth psychology and Yin yoga, you will begin to understand how life experiences can impact our sense of who we are, how we feel, and our connection to the world.
Return to Wholeness supports a return to restoration and connection with Self. All of your parts are welcome.
Return to Wholeness is an experiential workshop designed for individuals curious about Yin yoga and how it can support the release of anything less than nurturing held in the body, mind, and spirit. As we begin to understand how less-than-nurturing experiences get stored in our bodies, we can use Yin yoga to relieve stress and tension with a goal of restoration, vitality, and present moment experience. Creating space and capacity to hold more parts of self.
An invitation to join… To breathe… To just be…
WEEK ONE
Stability, Groundedness, Stillness
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​Vital Organ: Spleen
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​Divine Abode: METTA
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YIN: Repair
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​Connect with Earth
WEEK THREE
Vision, Accountability, Balance
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Vital Organ: Liver
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Divine Abode: KSHAMA
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YIN: Detox
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Connect with Wood
THE PATH
Connectedness, Impermanence, Transition
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Vital Organ: Heart/Lungs
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Divine Adobe: MUDDITA
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YIN: Expansion and Breath
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Connect with Fire: Cacao and release ceremony
Emotion, Subconscious, Rest
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Vital Organ: Kidney
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Divine Abode: KARUNA
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YIN: Restoration
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Connect with Water
WEEK TWO
WEEK FOUR
MEET
Susanne Goldstein, LPC
Hello,
I’m Susanne, a Licensed Professional Counselor, in the state of Arizona and Colorado. My private practice is called Mariposa Healing Center and over the last 20 years, I’ve assisted people in their own healing and developing authentic connections with “Self”. I’ve worked with a large variety of age groups and have a background in developmental and complex trauma, family systems, attachment, and cognitive-behavioral theoretical perspectives. I believe that all persons deserve an opportunity to heal.
In addition to my clinical education and background, I have a passion for yoga. I have witnessed firsthand the deep healing that can occur through the mind and body as a result of practicing yin. I feel eager to combine my love of yoga with my professional knowledge and invite you to my 4 weeks long virtual group coaching course, Return to Wholeness: Utilizing The Elements & Yin Yoga. This course is open to all and requires no previous knowledge, beginners are encouraged!
My holistic and experiential approach incorporates mind/body treatment and takes into consideration how lifelong experiences affect how we show up in the present. I’m excited to guide you to look at what gets in your way of living a life of authenticity and freedom. Life should be about freedom, possibilities, and always hope. I believe in treating the root, healing the brain/body so that you can live in truth and acceptance of yourself. Healing is about recovering your true self. Will you join me as I guide you towards a Return to Wholeness?
YIN YOGA
In Traditional Chinese Medicine, there are five elements, the yin yoga 5 elements, that are integral to all life.
These elements arise out of Yin and Yang. Yin and Yang represent the female and male energies from which all things in the universe are generated. Yin is dark, cool, passive, feminine, moist, and quiet. Yang is dry, hot, and active. Yin is the moon, reflective and deep. Yang is the sun, bright, masculine, and strong.
Both Yin and Yang regulate all life on earth and reflect a deep understanding of natural law, the Universal order underlying all things in our world.
They give birth to cosmic energy and it is this that manifests all existence. The universal energy of life undergoes five stages of transformation. The five stages of transformation are known as elements. The Yin Yoga 5 elements are –
–Earth, Water, Wood, Fire, Metal
SOME FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
This is for the person who is struggling with feelings of pain and suffering.
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disconnection from self and others
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feeling emotional depravity or unable to connect to the emotional world within oneself
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sadness, depression, anxiety, uncertainty
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unmotivated, lost
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craving connection & community
What does someone need to believe in order to take the course?
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trust Susanne as a facilitator
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that Yin can heal
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that they are worthy of the investment (time, energy, money)
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that we are connected to the elements/ nature
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that this will be a safe space for vulnerability and deep healing
How will someone feel during the course
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supported/held
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safe container will be created to just be
After the course
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more space, capacity to hold more parts of self.
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a deeper understanding of how trauma is held in the body and how yin can support release and a return to wholeness
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confident
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inspired
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compassionate
What’s Included?
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4 weeks of Group Coaching (We will meet one time per week for 90 minutes)
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Yin yoga recommendations
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live online class, questions, journaling
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therapy healing techniques
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exploring the longing and what might be in the way of what the heart desires
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a community of other like-minded individuals
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manual