Since
its inception, the Foundation has worked to honor Mrs. Park's
legacy by developing cultural and educational programs that promote
the study of human consciousness, support holistic healing of
mind, body and spirit and enhance dialogue between the physical
and human sciences and the ancient wisdom traditions of the world.
To date, the Foundation has focused on group therapy programs
that integrate the latest in psychotherapy techniques with spiritual
growth as encouraged in the 12-step recovery methodology. In
addition, the Foundation supports and sponsors programs to promote
awareness and help preserve the rich cultural and spiritual traditions
of Tibet. The Foundation is currently developing a series of
programs that integrate Buddhism and psychotherapy to promote
understanding of the mind-body connection and facilitate healing.
New Secrets
in Healing Trauma, Anxiety and Chronic Pain: Activating the
Brain-Body Connection
Pocket
Sanctuary at Kenyon Ranch is located less than an hour south
of Tucson in the Santa Cruz River Valley. Kenyon Ranch was
opened in 1937 as a Dude Ranch and was a popular winter vacation
spot for many years. (read more)
date:
Thurday October 11th - Sunday October 14th 2007
The Hero's
Journey: A Path to Transformation and Healing
A
weekend workshop to explore how Buddhism and Psychotherapy
can jointly show us how to transform obstacles that lead to
co-dependency, alienation and suffering into resources for
developing wisdom, awareness and joy. In this workshop, an
accomplished psychotherapist and a ranking Tibetan lama will
teach participants how to transform life's obstacles into rich
opportunities for healing, spiritual growth and developing
bliss....(view flyer)
date:
Friday
April 20th, 7:00 Pm - Sunday April 22, 4:00 PM
Occidental, CA
Modernizing Tibet with Compassion from the Grassroots On Up
An evening with Mr. Tamdin Wangdu, Founder and Director of the Tibetan Village Project, a non-profit, non-political organization dedicated to promoting sustainable development in rural Tibet while preserving Tibet’s rich cultural heritage, to be held in Oakland, CA (see address below).
and spirit and enhance dialogue between the physical
and human sciences and the ancient wisdom traditions of the world.
To date, the Foundation has focused on group therapy programs
that integrate the latest in psychotherapy techniques with spiritual
growth as encouraged in the 12-step recovery methodology. In
addition, the Foundation supports and sponsors programs to promote
awareness and help preserve the rich cultural and spiritual traditions
of Tibet. The Foundation is currently developing a series of
programs that integrate Buddhism and psychotherapy to promote
understanding of the mind-body connection and facilitate healing. 
