Relationship Alive

December 12 to 14, 2008

Do you want love, knowledge, passion, purpose and commitment, in your relationship? Then Clearmind's Relationship Alive workshop is for you. The next Relationship Alive workshop is being held December 12th to 14th at Springbrooke Retreat Center near Vancouver.

Whether you choose to do this workshop with a partner, or single, you will achieve a new awareness of relationship dynamics, and a new experience of what is possible in relationship. You will leave with tools and a concrete commitment to taking a new direction when old patterns emerge.

The Awakening workshop is a prerequisite to taking Relationship Alive. We have one Awakening left (November 14 to 16) before Relationship Alive. Call or e-mail us now to register for the Awakening or Relationship Alive.

More information about Relationshp Alive is available on our web site.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Satu Springer
Director of Workshops and Promotions
Clearmind International
promotions@clearmind.com
(604) 513-9001

Clearmind UK Gets Edgy

January 9 to 11, 2009

January 9th to 11th, Duane O'Kane brings The Edge workshop to the United Kingdom. This workshop focuses on healing addictions and attachments, which are often less obvious than an addiction to drugs, alcohol or cigarettes. These are the lures we use to replace true connection with others, intimacy with our loved ones, and our connection to Spirit or God. And they are the things our egos hold so dear: be they work, fame, relationships, sex, power, money, food, or even spirituality. The list is long.

The workshop is being held in Carnforth, Lancashire, at beautiful Borwick Hall, a 14th Century Manor House, nestled in a quiet country village just outside the UK's famous Lake District.




All accommodation and meals (at Borwick Hall) are included. The cost is £420. Book by midnight December 1st to take advantage of the early bird rate of £390. Space is limited. For more information, or to register for this workshop, email: Duane O'Kane.

News From the CPCA with Jim Wright and Kristy Higgins

Saturday November 8th, 10:30 till Noon

Vancouver Premier College, 200 - 1338 West Broadway, Vancouver

Topics to be discussed:

1. The CPCA "competency model" has now achieved nationwide recognition and is moving toward more acceptance by the traditional establishment each day (e.g. Blue Cross acceptance of Full and MPCP members). Crime Victim Assistance and other Health Care providers are coming in line with Canadian law (e.g. the Canada Competition Act, the Canada Health Act, the AIT (Agreement on Internal Trade), and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms). What has happened to achieve that, and why is it happening in the Counselling/psychotherapy field?
   
   
2. Why join a National Counselling Association like the CPCA, rather than a Provincial Association?
   
   
3. Why is it extremely important that CPCA members and applicants be vigilante with required documentation(including supervision) for Full membership approval.
   
   
4. What is the status of Provincial regulation of Counsellors/psychotherapists in BC and Canada?