"What we love to do and why!"
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| "We shape our self to fit this world and by the world are shaped again" |
Creative Change Conferences
"What we love to do and why!"
| Coming March 4th and 5th 2011 8:30 - 5:30 The Third Annual It Happens to Boys Conferences Featuring Guest Speakers: Dave Pelzer, John Bradshaw, and Dr. Jonathan Young Doral Desert Princess, Cathedral City, Calif. |
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Dr. Cindy Carter. President
Pacific Oaks College
Pacific Oaks College
Links to other websites
Dr. Young shown with Joseph Campbell
Dr. Cindy Carter has quite an impressive background, she was chief Academic
Officer of Pacific Graduate Institute
from 1997 until 2009 when she became President of Pacific Oaks College in
Pasadena. Cindy's specialties include;
Depth Psychology, drama therapy; and psychodrama
She has authored The Seven Intrinsic Rights: Reclaiming Developmental Birthrights.
Officer of Pacific Graduate Institute
from 1997 until 2009 when she became President of Pacific Oaks College in
Pasadena. Cindy's specialties include;
Depth Psychology, drama therapy; and psychodrama
She has authored The Seven Intrinsic Rights: Reclaiming Developmental Birthrights.
See Dr. Young's website - folkstory.com
Dave has experienced a truly extraordinary life. He nearly died several times
by the hands of his mentally disturbed alcoholic mother. Years later it was
determined that Dave's case was identified as one of the most gruesome
and extreme cases of child abuse in California's then history. At age 12
Dave was finally rescued and placed in a series of foster homes until he
enlisted in the U.S. Air Force at age 18. Even with all that was against him,
Dave was determined to better himself - no matter what the odds.
Dave is the author of seven inspirational books. His latest book, Moving
Forward assists people to move beyond life's trials and realize their potential
is limitless. A Child Called It has been on the New York Times Best Sellers
List for over 6 years. As an author, Dave is the first to have to have four # 1
International Best Sellers.
by the hands of his mentally disturbed alcoholic mother. Years later it was
determined that Dave's case was identified as one of the most gruesome
and extreme cases of child abuse in California's then history. At age 12
Dave was finally rescued and placed in a series of foster homes until he
enlisted in the U.S. Air Force at age 18. Even with all that was against him,
Dave was determined to better himself - no matter what the odds.
Dave is the author of seven inspirational books. His latest book, Moving
Forward assists people to move beyond life's trials and realize their potential
is limitless. A Child Called It has been on the New York Times Best Sellers
List for over 6 years. As an author, Dave is the first to have to have four # 1
International Best Sellers.
Opening Ceremony by
Patrick Haggerson. M.A., CAC-II, I.C,.A.D.C.
Patrick Haggerson. M.A., CAC-II, I.C,.A.D.C.
International Best Selling Author and Speaker:
Dave Pelzer
Dave Pelzer
JOHN BRADSHAW
Author, TV Personality, Mentor, Innovator, Philosopher, Counselor, Theologian, Educator,
and elder for the past four decades, John Bradshaw has combined his exceptional skills
as the role of counselor, author, management consultant, theologian, philosopher, and
public speaker, becoming one of the leading figures in the fields of addiction/recovery,
family systems, relationships, Spiritual and emotional growth, and management training.
John brought the phrases dysfunctional families and inner child into mainstream society.
His dynamic training and therapies are practiced all over the world. A much sought out
speaker, John has truly touched and transformed the lives of millions. He was elected by
a group of his peers as ‘one of the most influential writers on emotional health in the 20th
Century.’
I continue to serve as a Senior Fellow at The Meadows, a ground-breaking, multi-disorder
facility, specializing in the treatment of a broad range of addictions, in Wickenberg,
Arizona near Phoenix. The Meadows has an extensive list of like-minded counseling
professionals and treatments focusing on trauma, drug and alcohol addiction, compulsive
behaviors (eating, gambling, work, sex, love addiction/avoidance), mood disorders (such
as bi-polar disorder and depression) and anxiety disorders (including post-traumatic
stress disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder and panic disorder.) I present ten
workshops with them around the country each year
Pioneer in Recovery, John Bradshaw
Exhibitors and sponsors
contact Carol Teitelbaum
catbaum@earthlink.net
contact Carol Teitelbaum
catbaum@earthlink.net
Dr. Jonathan Young – Psychologist and storyteller – assisted Joseph Campbell at seminars and
was the founding curator of the Joseph Campbell Archives. His books focus on personal
mythology. As a professor, Dr. Young created and chaired the Mythological Studies Department
at the Pacifica Graduate
was the founding curator of the Joseph Campbell Archives. His books focus on personal
mythology. As a professor, Dr. Young created and chaired the Mythological Studies Department
at the Pacifica Graduate
Anne Bach, M.S., MFT is a specialist in uses of writing in psychotherapy and personal
exploration. She has led groups in a variety of clinical settings -- and has been a
presenter on the psychological uses of writing at major conferences. She is also a
noted literary consultant and has done trainings for professional writers in film,
advertising, and creative non-fiction. Her artful facilitation of writing exercises provides
a comfortable forum for reflection.
exploration. She has led groups in a variety of clinical settings -- and has been a
presenter on the psychological uses of writing at major conferences. She is also a
noted literary consultant and has done trainings for professional writers in film,
advertising, and creative non-fiction. Her artful facilitation of writing exercises provides
a comfortable forum for reflection.
Anne Bach, M.S., MFT
Dr. Jonathan Young
Jerry Moe, MFT,
National Director of the Childrens
Program, Betty Ford Center
National Director of the Childrens
Program, Betty Ford Center
Jerry Moe has been developing programs and facilitating groups for children from addicted families since
1978 when he founded The Children’s Place Program in Redwood City, California. His teaching skills and
understanding of children of alcoholics were featured in the documentary Lost Childhood: Growing Up in an
Alcoholic Family which aired on KRON-TV in San Francisco and is being shown on public television stations
throughout the country in beginning in 2005.
Jerry Moe has authored books including: Understanding Addiction and Recovery Through a Child’s Eyes,
Kids’ Power: Healing Games for Children of Alcoholics; Conducting Support Groups for Elementary Children;
Discovery… Finding the Buried Treasure; Kids’ Power Too: Words to Grow By; and The Children’s Place… At
the Heart of Recovery.
Scott, Johnson, S.S.W.,L.A.C.
Scott Johnson, Private Practice and International Workshop Leader
For Seven Years Mr. Johnson worked for Child Protective Services, Riverside
County, where he worked with families whose children had been legally removed
and placed in the custody of the state.
Scott facilitates men's recovery groups, conducts individual therapy and
consults on an international basis.
For Seven Years Mr. Johnson worked for Child Protective Services, Riverside
County, where he worked with families whose children had been legally removed
and placed in the custody of the state.
Scott facilitates men's recovery groups, conducts individual therapy and
consults on an international basis.
Program Director, Ethno-Cultural Studies Betty Ford
Institute providing program development and therapy
services at Alkali Lake, B.C. and St. Francis Mission on
the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota. :Lecturer,
group facilitator providing community outreach for loved
ones of active addict/alcoholics.
Institute providing program development and therapy
services at Alkali Lake, B.C. and St. Francis Mission on
the Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota. :Lecturer,
group facilitator providing community outreach for loved
ones of active addict/alcoholics.
Teri Cortland, Psy.D
Renee is the Founder and Director of the Healing Arts Center in Palm Desert, CA which
is comprised of a consortium of businesses who stand together as one light in order to
heal business and our world,
Renee has completed Light Body Training with the Four Winds Society, received rites of
passage from the Quero Elders in Peru, and has integrated the DNA work of Margaret
Ruby. Her strong belief in the power of prayer combined with earth-based traditions is
the basis for her work and she has studied with many modern-day mystics. She works
extensively with early childhood trauma, addictions, and food disorders. Her intuitive gift
is the ability to uncover blocks that hide people’s true potential.
is comprised of a consortium of businesses who stand together as one light in order to
heal business and our world,
Renee has completed Light Body Training with the Four Winds Society, received rites of
passage from the Quero Elders in Peru, and has integrated the DNA work of Margaret
Ruby. Her strong belief in the power of prayer combined with earth-based traditions is
the basis for her work and she has studied with many modern-day mystics. She works
extensively with early childhood trauma, addictions, and food disorders. Her intuitive gift
is the ability to uncover blocks that hide people’s true potential.
Renee Baribeau
Teri Cortland, Psy.D is in Private Practice in La Quinta, seeing individuals, couples,
teens and groups.
She is a Substance Abuse Provider, and one of her specialities is Grief and Loss.
teens and groups.
She is a Substance Abuse Provider, and one of her specialities is Grief and Loss.
Deborah Meints, MFT
Deborah Meints is a licensed Marriage, Family Therapist with 22 years of
experience in Spiritual Psychotherapy. ”. She is also the author of “Love Tools
for Everyday Heroes.” Her focus as a healer is to promote spiritual growth that
fosters conscious relationships with self and others. She practices individual,
couple, family, and group psychotherapy.
Sparrow and Charley Narcomey -
Spiritual Advisors/Healing the Circle
Workshop Creators and Facilitators
Spiritual Advisors/Healing the Circle
Workshop Creators and Facilitators
Saturday Opening Ceremony Led by
Nicky Vallee is a musician, writer
and public relations
professional. For more than a
decade, Nicky worked as a
television news reporter, most
recently as a general
assignment reporter for CBS 2
in Thousand Palms, where she
covered a variety of stories,
including the devastating and
deadly Sawtooth and Esperanza
wildfires.
and public relations
professional. For more than a
decade, Nicky worked as a
television news reporter, most
recently as a general
assignment reporter for CBS 2
in Thousand Palms, where she
covered a variety of stories,
including the devastating and
deadly Sawtooth and Esperanza
wildfires.
Friday Entertainment by:
Nicky Vallee
Nicky Vallee
Support Group Session for Spouses and Partners of Men who have been abused led by
Sparrow and Charley Narcomey -
Spiritual Advisors/Healing the Circle Workshop Creators and Facilitators
Sparrow and Charley Narcomey -
Spiritual Advisors/Healing the Circle Workshop Creators and Facilitators
Who should attend? Anyone in a relationship
with men. Therapists, Counselors, Spouses,
Men in Recovery, Men new to recovery,
Treatment Centers, CPS, Social Workers,
Physicians, Nurses, Brothers, Sisters, Moms,
Teachers. School Counselors, Students
with men. Therapists, Counselors, Spouses,
Men in Recovery, Men new to recovery,
Treatment Centers, CPS, Social Workers,
Physicians, Nurses, Brothers, Sisters, Moms,
Teachers. School Counselors, Students
Sally Diane is a marriage and family therapist with over 20 years of experience. She has worked
with couples, individuals, and families. Sally is particularly interested in working with families who
struggle with special needs children and families in recovery from addiction. Sally is able to work
one-on-one with people from the Deaf Community because of her ability to use sign language to
communicate.
with couples, individuals, and families. Sally is particularly interested in working with families who
struggle with special needs children and families in recovery from addiction. Sally is able to work
one-on-one with people from the Deaf Community because of her ability to use sign language to
communicate.
: Sally Diane, Ed.D, LMFT
Sparrow and Charley Narcomey