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    Go deeper into the things that matter together – join our community space!   JOIN: Experience Processwork Community Space We are awareness seekers, therapists, coaches, facilitators, educators and leaders interested in connecting with our deepest selves and finding the meaning and power within even the most difficult and disturbing body

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  • 2025 Processwork Essentials with Dawn Menken

    Registration now open! Register NOW: 2025 Essentials Full Series Bundle OR Select Individual Modules – registration links below   Processwork Essentials consists of a series of 6 in-depth learning modules between January and June 2025 exploring essential aspects of Processwork. Intended for students of Processwork who have a foundation in

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  • The 39th Winter Intensive, 27th January – 14th February 2025

    Announcing the 39th Winter Intensive, as we honor and celebrate the life of our founder and beloved Arny Mindell. From January 27th through February 14th, 2025, we will gather at the Process Work Institute in Portland, Oregon. With a team of 10 teachers, and more than 90 contact hours the

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  • Arnold Mindell (1940 – 2024)

      Celebration of Arnold Mindell (1940-2024) ONLINE COMMUNITY EVENT ALL WELCOME August 22, 2pm Pacific Click on the link above to view in your timezone and RSVP to get event reminders. Our grief is the expression of deep love, gratitude and respect Thank you dearest Arny, for your life work

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A therapist’s guide to sexuality, taboos, and kink with Roger Butler Sept 2025 (online course)

A therapist’s guide to sexuality, taboos, and kink with Roger Butler REGISTER NOW Practical skills for therapists supporting clients to navigate sexuality, taboos and kink September 8, 15, 22 4-6pm Pacific Check your timezone Livestream and Catch up on Demand Recording Access Recordings Available until Dec 31, 2025 From uncertainty (or silence) to confident support The world of sexuality – and especially the nuances of kink and fetish domains – are often confusing to outside observers and psychology professionals, who frequently only encounter these domains when things have gone wrong. But as therapists, we may