Deep Resilience in Challenging Times, with Ami Chen Mills

Deep Resilience in Challenging Times, with Ami Chen Mills

By Ami Chen Mills

Stressed & anxious at this deeply challenging time in the US? Join a 30-year resiliency educator & author to find grounding & right action.

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Agenda: This course includes a presentation, Q and A and possible exercises.

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  • 2 hours
  • Online

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No refunds

About this event

Health • Mental health

The situation in the United States seems dire. Yet humans have been through many such situations over the course of global history. Can we acknowledge and allow all our feelings and use our body as a guide toward finding core peace and deep presence in the midst of it all?

Personal situations and conflicts make our political and social stress even worse. Can we gracefully navigate these personal issues to release pressure on ourselves and our friends and families? How can we be fully present to what is and move accordingly? How can we support each other?

... From core peace comes wisdom, right action and heart-centered ideas for caring for our families and communities and/or engaging in change making and activism. This two-hour webinar is a chance to breathe, come together in community and reflect on what is needed for each of us--within ... and to contribute to the outside world.

Ami Chen Mills has been an "innate health" and "innate resilience" educator for nearly 30 years and was the leader of the National Community Resiliency Project, implementing innate resilience principles in communites across the United States. She author of The Spark Inside and State of Mind in the Classroom, and has an ongoing coaching and mentoring practice in which she works with change makers and people seeking to operate with more ease and less conflict in their home and working lives.

Along with individual coaching, Ami also provides DEI training, racial healing seminars, mediation and conflict resolution/dialogue services.

More importantly, she herself has also been engaged in change making as a journalist and activist for most of her life, and contribues in many ways to, and within, her community. She is author of the books mentioned, plus another on student activism in the 1980s, and she is at work on a fourth, on resilience in these times. Ami is also a poet and creative writer, a moon-adorer, tree hugger, and member of the Asian American Pacific Islander group for Santa Cruz County. She has spoken at many international conferences and at rallies and vigils for racial healing, for democracy and more. Please sign up for more event notifications and resilience reminders at www.AmiChen.com.

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Nov 8 · 10:00 AM PST