For professionals in the field of mental health—that is, counselors, social workers, psychologists, psychiatrists, and pastoral counselors.

Drawing upon his book, Contemplation & Counseling, Gregg will explore the intersection between contemplative prayer and counseling theory. He will address this question: How does contemplative thought illuminate mechanisms of change, provide guidance for establishing the essential qualities of a therapeutic relationship, and offer effective interventions for working with clients?

Workshop Goals

1. To establish your own personal practice of contemplative prayer.
2. To gain greater insight into how a regular practice can translate into necessary counselor qualities.
3. To learn more about how contemplation can inform the interventions we use with our clients.

Location 

The workshop is located at our beautiful retreat site in the east side of Asheville, NC, where you are surrounded by lovely mountains. 

Our retreat site address:

15 Bear Knoll Drive

Asheville, NC

Date & Time

December 5, 2020 from 1 p.m. to 5:15 p.m.

Cost 

$70 Per Person

Registration

Due to COVID-19, registration is currently on hold. If you are interested in getting on our wait list, please contact Gregg Blanton at greggblanton@gmail.com.

Questions?

Email Gregg Blanton, workshop facilitator, at greggblanton@gmail.com, or call 828-712-9704.