The art and practice of Integration of expanded states of consciousness
Practices with expanded states of consciousness like Holotropic Breathwork and others "can open the psyche on a very deep level and radically change the relationship between the conscious and the unconscious dynamics. The final outcome of the session does not depend on how much traumatic material was brought into consciousness and processed, but how well the experience was completed and integrated”
Stan and Christina Grof in Holotropic Breathwork
Stan and Christina Grof in Holotropic Breathwork
Integration Offerings :
- Individual sessions *
- Post-workshop conference call
- Bundles / packages tailored to your own individual
- process and needs
- Weekend residential
- 6 day residential module "The art and practice of integration"
Creative Integration: A practice I developed using diverse modalities, such as astrology, somatic awareness, ritual, expressive arts, Grof theoretical frame, and the natural world - according to what the process and client need.
Testimonials from Mireya's
"The art and practice of integration
6 day residential"
"I am so glad I did it as part of my training, as I feel I gained tremendously from it. I understand the benefits of paying attention to integration in ways I would never have gotten otherwise.”
“I’ve not had a comfortable history with ‘creativity’ & ‘arts’. Mireya presented them as tools of integration in a very holotropic way, creating comfortable & safe set & settings, and gently guiding us through each practice. It was really beautiful and treated much like the breathwork itself, so that for me I could trust that it was all unfolding as I needed and I could appreciate the uniqueness & expression of each of us in the group. I left feeling I could do another week of exploring the practices even more deeply, and I realized how valuable the practice of integration could be
rather than the theory of it.”
“In the past I might have said that integrative practices were kind of common sense and I could list any number of them. But something about the way Mireya taught the module really deepened my relationship to the work and opened me to new ways of integrating it. Many others in the group shared that they also had been stretched in ways they did not anticipate and the very modalities they had been self-conscious about in the past, were about to become a mainstay in their practices of integration. So…not only a furthering/integrating of their personal growth as the result of the module, but for those who go on to facilitate, it will translate to
their participants as well.”
"The art and practice of integration
6 day residential"
"I am so glad I did it as part of my training, as I feel I gained tremendously from it. I understand the benefits of paying attention to integration in ways I would never have gotten otherwise.”
“I’ve not had a comfortable history with ‘creativity’ & ‘arts’. Mireya presented them as tools of integration in a very holotropic way, creating comfortable & safe set & settings, and gently guiding us through each practice. It was really beautiful and treated much like the breathwork itself, so that for me I could trust that it was all unfolding as I needed and I could appreciate the uniqueness & expression of each of us in the group. I left feeling I could do another week of exploring the practices even more deeply, and I realized how valuable the practice of integration could be
rather than the theory of it.”
“In the past I might have said that integrative practices were kind of common sense and I could list any number of them. But something about the way Mireya taught the module really deepened my relationship to the work and opened me to new ways of integrating it. Many others in the group shared that they also had been stretched in ways they did not anticipate and the very modalities they had been self-conscious about in the past, were about to become a mainstay in their practices of integration. So…not only a furthering/integrating of their personal growth as the result of the module, but for those who go on to facilitate, it will translate to
their participants as well.”
