Cost:  $30

In-Person Event

at the Center

3650 Yates Street

Denver, CO

Thursday, March 23, 2023

1:00 - 3:30pm 

Class Description: 

Focusing is a body-oriented process of self-awareness and emotional healing.  It is a natural skill that was discovered by Eugene Gendlin at the University of Chicago in the 1960’s.  Gendlin then went on to develop a way to teach this powerful and effective way of emotional healing.  The practice of Focusing is the process of listening to your body in a gentle , accepting way and hearing the messages that your inner self is sending you.  Learning how to listen to these messages and being in a compassionate relationship with them is a path to connecting with your inner wisdom and can result in insight and positive life change.

The time together with our presenter, Rose Sposito, will be spent introducing the practice of Focusing; exploring, practicing and discussing how one’s spiritual journey has the capacity to become an embodied healing path and reconnect us to our intrinsic wholeness, compassion and human dignity. And, in addition, how this healing path can help benefit society as a whole.

About Rose Sposito: 

Rose has been a practitioner and teacher of meditation and the Buddhist and Shambhala paths since 1981. She is an adjunct teacher in Naropa University’s graduate Transpersonal Psychology program teaching mindfulness and Metta (loving kindness) practice.  She has also been a guest speaker to the Graduate Contemplative Psychology students on Inner-Relationship Focusing.  She holds her Focusing certifications from Focusing Resources and the Focusing Institute. Rose is a practitioner of 5-element medicine integrating and teaching Meditation, Focusing and Medicine into a Wholistic Healing Path for individuals and groups. She has a private practice in Louisville.