cultivating compassion in difficult times
Here’s something to strengthen our hearts and minds. A new, ongoing group — forming now…
Photo Credit: Samara Alima
This group is rooted in Liberation Psychology and designed for people impacted by current events; people of targeted & marginalized identities; neurodivergent people; artists & creatives; intuitive & highly sensitive people; and people in caring roles, including parents, caregivers, nurses, therapists, hospice workers, doulas, midwives, & teachers.
We’ll explore practices for offering compassion and protective care to ourselves and others; we’ll work with fear and fearlessness, enjoy inspiring poetry & uplifting stories, and find solace in community based in kindness, clarity, and strength.
liberation Psychology. ethical mindfulness. engaged practice.
Learn practices for offering compassion & protective care to yourself and others
Work with fear & fearlessness
Find solace in community based in kindness, clarity, & collective liberation
Enjoy poetry, stories, and readings that inspire and uplift
Skillfully curated content and optional study materials
This group is offered by Joyful Mind Project founder, Chelsea True, MA, LMFT, licensed psychotherapist, lay-ordained Soto Zen teacher, and adjunct professor at California Institute of Integral Studies.
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Dates: Beginning June 2, 2025. Ongoing. Register for six consecutive sessions.
Time: Mondays 5:00PM -6:45PM PST
Place: Online (in-person option TBD)
Suggested Donation: $40-$175 per session. This is an equity model based in gift economy. Offer what you can to support Joyful Mind Project’s work in the world. No one turned away for lack of funds.
Please reach out for more information or email Chelsea here to register.