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Nurturing a Paradigm Shift for Humanity, with Sat Dharam Kaur

Sat Dharam Kaur has been a practicing naturopathic doctor since 1989, with a focus on women’s health, cancer and mind-body approaches to healing. Since 2012, she has been studying, hosting, working and teaching with Dr. Gabor Maté. She structured his work in a format that could be taught to others, […]

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Releasing Adrenaline Fueled Intensity & Embracing True Connection, with Steve Borloz

Steve Borloz’ personal journey through addiction and recovery gave him a deep understanding of compassion’s transformative power. A passionate Kundalini Yoga Instructor, he taught yoga with South Africa’s Prison Freedom Project and co-developed a mindfulness-based routine for a local Addiction Treatment Centre. Steve is a Compassionate Inquiry® Facilitator and Circle

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The Long Walk to Truth and Liberation, Through Presence

Siri Dharma / Sheila Tyacke is a Lawyer, Mediator, Legal Trainer & Mentor, Founding Compassionate Inquiry® Practitioner, Training Facilitator & Counselor with training in Nonviolent Communication, Family Life and Addiction Counseling. The lead South African trainer for the Beyond Addiction Program, she additionally spent more than 15 years teaching Kundalini

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The High-Interest-Debt of Shame, with Warren McCaig

Warren McCaig uses his counseling, Compassionate Inquiry®, psychedelic therapy, group facilitation and retreat training to offer experiences of authenticity, joy, and possibility. After working in the non-profit sector and pioneering social enterprise projects, he established an eco-lodge- retreat in Bolivia where he resided for almost 20 years, before returning to

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On Defenses

Sophia sat across from me, her hands fidgeting in her lap. “I just can’t believe my boss yelled at me for missing a deadline,” she said, her voice tight with irritation. “It’s not my fault they never give me enough time. And anyway, who cares about their stupid deadlines?” I

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Deepening Our Understanding of Core Beliefs: From Adaptation to Transformation

Two years ago, I presented a talk on core beliefs at Compassionate Inquiry’s first Conference, Confluence, in Vancouver, Canada. I shared insights on strategies for working with core beliefs, specifically within the context of CI. When I was asked to speak again this year on the same topic, I initially

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Healing Religious Trauma & Addiction, with Joakim Appell

Joakim is a Trauma Therapist and Compassionate Inquiry® practitioner who believes “Trauma created in a relationship can be healed in another relational space when safety, curiosity, and compassion are present.” He works in substance and behavioral addiction with his partner, Georgina, maintains a private practice in Stockholm, and serves clients

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CI and Psychedelics: Presence, Safety and Attunement 

The aim of the “CI and Psychedelics” Focus Group is to create a community informed about the use of Compassionate Inquiry (CI) in preparing for and integrating psychedelic-assisted therapy. Simultaneously, we continually reflect on the essential qualities a therapist needs to hold a safe, compassionate space. CI is an ideal

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