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CLASSES & EVENTS

CURRENT CLASSES

COLOR COMPANION TO CHRONIC PAIN:
AWARENESS CREATING CONNECTING WELL-BEING


Kara Wilde, MA , Suzette Payne, MA

In this class we will explore how to companion your chronic pain, to support yourself and your self-healing powers. Using creative expression of your nature and the nature of pain. Research shows creative arts improve health outcomes. No previous art experience is necessary and we use art in a non-intimidating atmosphere within a healing field of community creativity. See Blog:companiontochronicpain.blogspot.com for work from previous
class.

Dates and times:
Saturdays, January 16, 23, 30 & February 6, 2010

10 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

Cost: $100 before January 5th.
Place: Process Work Institute, 2049 NW Hoyt St, Portland, OR 97210
Contact: to register call Suzette at 503-973-5921
or email kara@creativehealing.org or suzettepayne@live.com

Suzette Payne M.A. and Kara Wilde M.A .are graduates in process oriented psychology and are interested in studying ways of exploring our health challenges and experiences using all forms of art and creativity to help us in our everyday lives. Suzette is an Open Studio Project facilitator.




OPEN FORUM

HEALTH EQUITY OPEN FORUM


Date and Time:
February 11th, 2010 7-9pm

Kaiser Permanente Town Hall. 3704 N. Interstate Ave Portland, OR

On January 25th, 2009 we had an open forum you may read an article

We believe in a just and equitable world. Social, racial, and health disparities are societal ills that need our assistance and care. Community conflicts are opportunities to learn and grow stronger together. They require awareness of dynamics of rank and power, where we do not share equal privileges, as well as awareness of the underlying humanity which we all share.

Health Disparity
Studies are suggesting that relative poverty and processes of social comparison explain the high stress burden of individuals in countries with a big gap between the rich and the poor. This high stress is the biological pathway through which rank ot hierarchy factors influence health and cause disease.

USA's Rank in Health Olympics:

* Life Expectancy: 29
* Teen Birth: 28
* Educational Opportunities: 21
* Child Poverty: 25
* Child Abuse Death Rates: 26
* Child Injury Death Rates: 23



IAPOP CONFERENCE


2ND INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF PROCESS ORIENTED PSYCHOLOGY CONFERENCE (IAPOP)


Community and Global Health



A 3-1/2 Day Process Work Conference
About Medicine, Aging, Palliative Care & Health Leadership


Dates:
February 24-27, 2010

Place: Portland State University Smith Memorial Union, Portland, Oregon USA

Copyright ©2009 Pierre Morin, M.D., Ph.D., LPC and Kara Wilde M.A. | pierre@creativehealing.org | kara@creativehealing.org