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AWAKENING
THE PEACEFUL WARRIOR
Dan Millman. This experiential workshop enables participants to experience
the energy and awareness of a peaceful warrior. In a friendly, safe, and
supportive atmosphere, we’ll utilize enjoyable elements from the
martial arts to liberate the peaceful warrior inside each of us—to
awaken courage and compassion, spirit and strength.
HEALING
THE FATHER WOUND
Gregory Baldauf. The heart of men’s work is healing the relationship
with one’s father. Whether he was absent, distant, or uninvolved,
resolving these issues is the key to healing old wounds, growing as a
human being, and becoming a father yourself.
THE
PATIENCE AND GRIT OF MALE FRIENDSHIP
Joe Kilikevice. Sports, work, and sex are topics that fill the space
between men with words, but friendship requires a deeper connection. Learn
how we can drop our defense mechanisms and nourish each other as men deserve
to be nourished into manhood.
THE
MEN'S ART FORUM: OUR ARTISTIC SELVES IN ADULTHOOD
Andy Mitran and Dick Levon. Learn how to build a safe container in
which to explore your personal exposure and connection to art. Experience
the wisdom of a “circle of men,” speaking honestly about the
important elements of their creative lives.
THE
POWER OF THE ENNEAGRAM
Michael Maloney. The Enneagram is an ancient personality theory that
helps us to better understand our interpersonal relationships. In this
workshop we expose our compulsive behaviors, and learn how to break free
of them.
BECOMING
A MAN WHO LOVES
Christopher Miller. Loving people is a complex and challenging endeavor.
Spouses, partners, children, and friends can thrive or wither, depending
on our skill in showing them love. This workshop addresses how to love
people, both in theory and practice.
HEALING
ENERGETICALLY
Richard Popp. Heal your inner child wounds to allow the little boy
that’s “stuck” inside to find his own unique male energy.
Discover energy that feels comfortable and empowering.
ECSTATIC
MOVEMENT FOR BODY AND SOUL
Robert Visco. Explore the dynamic practice of the five rhythms—flowing,
staccato, chaos, lyrical, and stillness—using breath as inspiration,
and music as a medicine. Exercises are comprised of a simple movement
practice to release the dancer that lives in everyone, no matter what
shape, size, age, limitation, or experience.
OAKTON'S
DYNAMIC MEN'S PROGRAM
Richard Reid. Oakton has a unique Men’s Program—perhaps the
only one of its kind in the entire United States. Find out more about its
history—and future—in this workshop. |