Our past, our present, our whole self . . . our embodied self -- it is all there available to help us grow in awareness and wholeness. BioSpiritual Focusing enables us to find doorways into transformation in our relationship with God, self, and others – a growing sense of connectedness within the Whole Christ where we know ourselves gifted. While the practice begins simply with developing the gentle habit of noticing and nurturing important feelings, this experiential book study will offer an ever-deepening engagement and bring new understanding. There will be:

• Beginning Gathering – Saturday, April 10

• 6 Zoom sessions (on Sunday afternoons – 2PM-4PM (4/18, 5/2, 5/16, 6/6, 6/27, 7/11)

• Closing Gathering, Saturday, July 17.

The Beginning Gathering and Closing Gathering will be at St. Benedict Center (9:30AM-1:00PM) – with an option for Zoom for anyone unable to come to the Center. Basic familiarity with BioSpiritual Focusing is required.

This is a Level II Program best suited for those with a basic familiarity with BioSpiritual Focusing who seek to deepen their understanding and practice – and to share the journey with others who are similarly interested.

Join Debbie Sheehan and Jane King, who are experienced spiritual directors and retreat leaders. Both are adjunct lecturers in the Creighton University Christian Spirituality Program and have been practicing and teaching Biospiritual Focusing for many years.

Participants are responsible for buying their own copy of Rediscovering the Lost Body Connection Within Christian Spirituality by Edwin M. McMahon, Ph.D. and Peter A. Campbell. Ph.D.

Cost:
$200.00

(Includes program fee, meals on April 10 and July 17, and taxes)

**If you are exempt from Nebraska state taxes, would like to arrive earlier or depart later, or require special meal arrangements, please contact us. Cancellation Policy: The total cost includes a program fee, which is non-refundable, but which can be used for future retreats.

Deborah Sheehan, M.A

Jane King, M.A.

Deborah Sheehan, M.A., is an adjunct lecturer in the Creighton University Christian Spirituality Program, as well as an experienced spiritual director and retreat director. She has worked in a variety of settings to help young people and adults deepen their understanding of embodied spirituality, including teaching and practicing BioSpiritual Focusing for over two decades.

Jane King, M.A., is and experienced spiritual director and retreat leader. She is an adjunct lecturer in the Creighton University Christian Spirituality Program and has been practicing and teaching Biospiritual Focusing for many years.