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Trauma Transformed

Letting Spirit free the mind, body, & soul

COURSE DESCRIPTION

We're living through a very traumatic time leaving many of us in a state of traumatic turmoil. Science, psychology, and religion all agree that living this kind of perpetual stress is unsustainable. Thankfully, there are proven ways to integrate these experiences into our lives so we can find healing in the midst of ongoing adversity.


This class is for anyone living in these times who feel their mental and/or spiritual health is suffering. This is also for those of us who have experienced a personal trauma in our lives and would like to develop the tools necessary to find equilibrium and activate deep healing.


This Membership course has 6 workshops and tons of supplemental meditations, lectures, and resources to help you access and heal from trauma, stress, anxiety, and grief. These classes are based on years of trauma scholarship and coaching, as well as Hillary's own personal research and practice. This course will include: psychological knowledge, indigenous and yogic wisdom, and spiritual tools that will let you find a new path for your life in the midst of trauma. 


"This class gave me the tools I need to continue to address and heal from past traumas." - P.D.


"Trauma imprisons us in an endless cycle of suffering. This course is a masterclass in healing the suffering.  Taught from the perspective of the seven chakras - or energy centers - of the body, this course provides context and tools to continue the journey of healing."  - P. S.

Starts March 6th, 2022

Membership Community

COURSE INSTRUCTOR

The Rev. Dr. Hillary Raining

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Hillary currently serves as the Rector of St. Columba's Episcopal Church in Washington, D.C. She’s an accomplished scholar and teacher, and is passionate about helping people deepen their connection to God through traditional and innovative means. She is the founder of The Hive, an online community focused on spirituality and wellness and holds a Master of Divinity from Yale University and the Yale Institute of Sacred Music, and a Doctor of Ministry from Drew University. Her academic work explores topics including leadership, reconciliation, preaching, trauma, and Indigenous theology—including meaningful research with her own tribe, the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Native Americans, on ritual and intersectionality. As a pastor, Hillary is known for her warmth, deep listening, and creative spirit. She is also a spiritual director, yoga and meditation instructor, forest therapist, and beekeeper, and brings a holistic approach to ministry grounded in love, joy, and justice.


To learn more about Hillary, visit her personal website here.

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