Keynote given at the Annual Transformation and Healing Conference: Creativity Consciousness and Connections in Challenging Times at the Southwestern College of Santa Fe in 2018

One of the unfortunate consequences of significant traumas is that they can collapse an individual’s sense of personal space. Not only can this lead to an unbearable sense of rawness, but it can also make connecting with others extremely difficult. Scientists have recently discovered a networking of special multimodal neurons in the brain – nerves that respond to a variety of stimuli such as both visual and auditory – that are responsible for our sense of personal space. In this workshop we will explore a simple process, working with the multimodal neuron network, that reboots your and/or a client’s personal space, making both a sense of safety and connecting with others possible again.

 

Lee Cartwright, MA, a Southwestern College of Santa Fe alum, helped clients resolve physical, emotional and spiritual traumas in his Santa Fe practice. His therapeutic strategies are dedicated to reconnecting/reigniting the inherent healing resources of the body/psyche. With over 30 years of teaching experience, Lee’s workshops were informative, entertaining and focused on attendees gaining real-life skills.