A dive into key perspectives on self-realisation, and the psychosynthesis models tackling it, followed by group sharing, and activities aiding participants in looking at their relationship with self-realisation, their experiences with it thus far, and their possible aspirations for it. Starts at 12pm and will run either 1 or 2 hours (depending on number of registrants)
Target Audience:
Those wishing to vulnerably explore their experience with self-realisation, their beliefs and story around the topic, and to question the level of self-realisation in their life.
Learning Objectives:
Participants will explore different perspectives on self-realisation, including the Psychosynthesis’ approach. They will participate in group sharing, and engage in short individual and collaborative activities, to dive deeper into their own story of self-realisation thus far, and their related aspirations for the future.
This webinar is free to members,
$25 for non-members
REGISTRATION CLOSES WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 2022
Watch your email on Thursday, June 23rd for the Zoom link.
Based in Madrid, Spain, Mahita is a psychotherapist and life coach in 
training, and an MA candidate at the Institute of Psychosynthesis and Middlesex University in London, UK, where she is looking at the healing journey that can take a person from living life unconsciously driven, to being called to live, engage, and contribute from a more authentic, creative and real level. Before finding Psychosynthesis, Mahita worked as a curator, and cultural policy, design and management specialist, which she still practices periodically. Previous to this, she worked in Archaeology. Mahita was born to a family of artists, and is half Spanish and half Lebanese. Throughout her life, she has been concerned with matters of creativity, genuine self-expression, and self-realisation, be it within the arts and cultural arena or through the prism of psychology.
She is a psychotherapist and life coach in training, and an MA candidate at the Institute of Psychosynthesis and Middlesex University in London. Before finding Psychosynthesis, she worked as a curator, and cultural policy, design and management specialist working on diverse projects around the world, which she still does periodically. Previous to this, she worked in Archaeology. Mahita was born to a family of artists, and is half Spanish and half Lebanese, and fluent in four languages which provides a richness to her life that she truly appreciated.
http://www.mahitatherapy.com/
https://youtu.be/2v6ehqvZNoM
