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Illness as a Spiritual Practice Support Group |
For people who face chronic or serious illness, offering Comfort, support, information and connection.
If you remain depressed for long periods of time or are in constant pain….this group is for you. If you don't feel listened to, or feel isolated and alone….this group is for you.
If you want to know (or share) information and learn from others…..come join us…! |
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| Support groups are profound in their ability to circulate energy throughout the group, while focusing on the individual. Come with your stories, heart breaks, joy, happiness and health issues! |
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ILLNESS AS SPIRITUAL PRACTICE SUPPORT GROUP
Wednesdays from
12:00 to 2:00pm
at AHmbiance
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This support group “Illness as Spiritual Practice” will include; attending to illness as one's practice (all faiths welcome), uncertainty, participant's stories, methods of coping, traditional and alternative ideas, the emotional and spiritual aspects of illness, diagnosis versus prognosis, communicating with doctors & practitioners, how illness affects relationships, happiness in spite of one's condition, support comfort and compassion for our daily lives, as well as your individual questions, comments and passions.
Bring your lunch…….!
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Molly Frink , (BA, AMP, and RM) is engaged in being “fully alive” while living with the daily challenges of pain and illness. She lives with Rheumatoid Arthritis, Lupus, Kidney disease and Osteoporosis. She is attending a year long Buddhist Chaplaincy Program at the Sati Center for Buddhist Studies, in the bay area.
She holds two diplomas from the Berkeley Acupressure Institute (Traditional Chinese Health Arts and Emotional Balancing), and has experience as a group facilitator, promoter, and herbal consultant.
She has worked with people on many aspects of healing, including the dying process. She brings her personal and professional knowledge and experience to offer love, attention, listening and comfort, in a clear and uplifting manner. Please contact (I'll stop pretending someone else is writing this!) me if you have questions or need to use our elevator! |
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