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Electives-Dip C
Self Compassion
With Graemme Brown and Jo-Ann Kevala
January 1 - 4, 2026
The Haven
Using music, guided imagery, gestalt, art, stories and other experiential forms, you will have an opportunity to learn about the paths that lead you away from yourself, and explore paths that can direct you towards self-acceptance. There will be opportunities to explore blame and victimhood, patterns of striving that lead to self-hate, and a variety of ways we can move toward self-compassion.
Anger, Boundaries and Safety
With Greg Gurel
February 19 - 22, 2026
The Haven
Book now and get CAD $60.00 off listed prices. Offer valid until Jan 21, 2026. Package prices include room, regular tuition, and meals.
This program offers participants opportunities to both express and witness the safe and boundaried expression of anger. This is helpful for people who have previously expressed their anger violently and no longer want to do this. It is also crucial for people who say they never get angry or, perhaps because of early experiences of violence, avoid any hint of anger today. For both these groups of people, emotional, physical and relationship dysfunction may have resulted. This program will open up exciting new possibilities for you, whatever experiences of anger and/or violence you have had until now.
Living the Questions
With Louise Amuir and Jo-Ann Kevala
March 29 - April 3, 2026
The Haven
Book now and get CAD $100.00 off regular price. Remaining balance due on or before Feb 28, 2026 to qualify for CAD $100.00 off regular price. This offer valid until Feb 28, 2026.
This five-day experiential program invites you to explore life’s essential paradoxes through Haven models, breathwork, expressive arts, and experiential practices. Grounded in self-responsible relational living, this workshop will bring curiosity and compassion to the human dilemmas that shape our experience.
Anger, Boundaries and Safety
With Greg Gurel
November 26 - 29, 2026
The Haven
This program offers participants opportunities to both express and witness the safe and boundaried expression of anger. This is helpful for people who have previously expressed their anger violently and no longer want to do this. It is also crucial for people who say they never get angry or, perhaps because of early experiences of violence, avoid any hint of anger today. For both these groups of people, emotional, physical and relationship dysfunction may have resulted. This program will open up exciting new possibilities for you, whatever experiences of anger and/or violence you have had until now.