Participants in this webinar will experience:
- An exploration of the boundaries between the personal and transpersonal aspects of awareness
- An opportunity to reflect on case material relating to this interface
- Inquiry into the ‘organs of perception’ associated with transpersonal awareness – how do we perceive that we are perceiving?
- Contexts for working with transpersonal will
- Explorations of identity within the liminal realms
Keith Hackwood, M.A., is an experienced Psychosynthesis therapist, Supervisor and Mindfulness teacher living and working in South Wales, Great Britain. He has worked across a range of settings, including schools, universities and prison and these days he works in private practice and online.
Keith is fascinated by language and creativity and he brings the power of image, metaphor and story to bear upon his work. Keith is a scholar of the Orphan Wisdom School and an executive committee member of the British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy’s Spirituality Division and he authored the Creative Mindfulness course.
www.keithhackwood.com keith@keithhackwood.com
Much experience working individually and with groups, running retreats, courses and speaking at conferences, trainings and event
I have sought to engage my interests in Mindfulness (which I teach and lead retreats on), with an informed and open therapeutic method, also integrating my studies of many of the world’s religious and spiritual wisdom traditions (such as Advaita Vedanta, Sufism, Kabbalah, the Western Hermetic Schools, indigenous and shamanic traditions, the Christian mystics etc) and a lifelong love of art and poetry. This larger synthesis has been fascinating and enriching and allows a developing context for understanding the work in larger contexts – the cultural, historical and societal aspects in particular. I have also been pursuing my interest in Ecopsychology, especially as a means to think about living systems and the human impact upon them. To my mind this has profound implications for spirituality.
