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Legacy burdens are those that we receive from our ancestors, through our family line. Cultural burdens are those that are absorbed from the broader culture(s) in which we live. Both types of burdens create beliefs and patterns of behavior that can be corrosive and counter-productive, perpetuated across generations. These burdens are not just learned behaviors. They’re parts of a distinct energy field that connects us to each other - in any group we belong to - but concentrated in our families. The energy field is where this field functions not just as an intellectual concept but as a material presence that is held, embodied, and enacted. When we are unaware of these forces and have no meaningful way to address them, they get passed unnoticed to those we love. Often, they grow in intensity.

In this workshop, you’ll become present to ancestral heirlooms and aspects of your culture that you want to cherish, nurture and pass on. Simultaneously, you will learn to identify, energetically resolve burdens that no longer serve you, and participate in the Q&A with Kay. This is powerful and meaningful work that can have a positive and lasting impact on you and the web of the life we share.

At the end of this workshop, you will have gained:

Working knowledge of cultural and legacy burdens and why they matter;
An opportunity to meaningfully explore your unique cultural and legacy burdens and blessings;
A greater sense of the subtle implications of growing up in the culture you were raised in
Greater confidence in doing your own work to identify and energetically resolve burdens that no longer serve you.

BIOS:

Kay Gardner is a Senior Lead Trainer for Internal Family Systems (IFS) and a therapist who has been in private practice for 40 years. She has been involved with IFS since the early 1990’s and, as a Hakomi body-centered teacher, she helped to integrate the embodied practices into the IFS model over 25 years ago. She brings a body-centered, spiritual, and energetic approach to her work and has been a student of yoga and meditation for 40 years.

Kay is the Cofounder of the Women’s Circle, a beloved women's program in Chicago. She has led dozens of workshops around the country including Persephone’s Journey; Men and Their Mothers, Women and Their Fathers; and the Sacred Theatre for Couples.

The Los Angeles Medicinal Psychedelics Society (LAMPS) was founded by Dr. Brad Adams in 2015 and has spent over a decade since hosting in-person and virtual events with leading psychedelic and mental health experts as well as medical and science professionals. As a result, LAMPS has earned a stellar reputation as a prominent voice in the growing psychedelic healing community as a portal provider for safe exploration of the conscious human condition.

LAMPS’s mission is to advance safe, evidence-informed psychedelic healing by educating and empowering clinicians, researchers, and the public; convening leading voices through high-impact events and community hubs; and championing best practices that protect participants, reduce harm, and deepen conscious, compassionate exploration.

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