Connection and Belonging: A Realization Process Family Constellations Workshop

Presented by Sono Hashisaki and Tanya Shapiro

Saturday, August 16 (9am-5pm) at Ballard Homestead

Have you recently experienced a sense of unease or even a pervasive feeling of dread during times of uncertainty and swift changes? Maintaining a fragile sense of normalcy is sometimes the best we can do but even so, may not be sustainable. Coming to ground in deep connection with ourselves, our families, our friends, and community is our best resource and foundational to resilient engagement with life circumstances.

This workshop will use deep listening, shared conversation, and Realization Process attunements in conjunction with Family and System Constellations to:

contact yourself in your body to experience qualities of stillness, balance, and steadiness;
explore the strengths and challenges of culture and lineage;
‘be with’ your sensitivities and held patterns, without prejudice or judgment;
deepen your understanding and contact with your ancestors, allies, mentors, and nature
as your greatest belonging and greatest resource;
look at any challenge, problem or symptom from an expanded view of family and other
systemic influences;
respectfully observe what is behind our blocks regarding work, health, relationships, or
finance, for greater relief and increased vitality in our lives today.

This workshop is accessible for people of all physical abilities and backgrounds and will be conducted in English with Spanish translation if requested.

Sliding Fee Registration (*additional tuition assistance is available upon request)

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What to bring: snacks to share; water bottle; journal and pen

Please RSVP and send any questions to Sono at: sono@springwood-usa.com

About the Facilitators:

Sono Hashisaki (she/her) has studied Realization Process with Judith Blackstone since 2010. She is a senior teacher of the Realization Process, certified in Embodiment, Meditation, Healing Ground, Advanced Trauma Repair, Advanced Therapy, and Stillness Moving. Sono is also a facilitator of Family and System Constellations trained by Brigitte Sztab and Francesca Mason Boring. She offers in-person and online workshops and private sessions.

Tanya Shapiro has studied with Bert Hellinger, Mark Wolynn, Francesca Mason Boring, Ursula Franke, Mark Johnson, Thomas Hubl, and Stephan Hausner. She began as a trauma-informed Mental Health Counselor who worked with adults and survivors of domestic violence. She offers both in person and online individual family constellation sessions as well as group workshops in English and Spanish. www.alignconstellations.com

@ Ballard Homestead

9am-5pm workshop

ABBEY ARTS EVENT INFO:

Ballard Homestead is partially ADA accessible. Please email boxoffice@fremontabbey.org with questions and for accommodations. ballardhomestead.org/about
Service animals as defined by the ADA are allowed. Service animals are defined as dogs that are individually trained to do work or perform tasks for people with disabilities.
Please limit photos during the show so as to not distract other attendees from the experience.
Please enter quietly if the show has already begun.
Please leave quietly, it's a very quiet neighborhood.
Quiet Picnics Welcome. ie. please no crunchy packaging or loud chips, smelly foods, etc. We sometimes have a few tables out, or you can use the side yard if weather is nice.
Light snacks & non-alcoholic beverages may be available for purchase, but no other food or bar service at Ballard Homestead shows.
We have a mix of padded chairs, benches, and a little standing room in back for big shows.
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