There are several small groups meeting to study the principles of Metapsychiatry and dialogue on their application to individual lives. The groups are located in Westchester County, New York, and in New York City. Please contact Nancy if you are interested in joining.
INTUITIVE LIVING: Leaning to Use Your Inner Guidance in Everyday Life
4 week course on Intuition at the New York Open Center begins Thursday, September 18, 2008: 6-7:30pm
Introduction to Metapsychiatry: 5 sessions, Pleasantville, New York
If you are interested in being more peaceful, wise and effective in the midst of every day issues, this course may be for you.
Metapsychiatry is based on enlightened spiritual teachings and modern understandings of mental health. It was developed by Dr. Thomas Hora, a psychiatrist who recognized that a valid understanding of God is essential for true mental health. This course will introduce the ideas of Metapsychiatry and their usefulness as practical tools in everyday life.
The course is taught by Nancy Rosanoff: Nancy is the author of 3 books on intuition and has studied and taught courses on spiritual guidance/intuition for over 30 years. When introduced to Metapsychiatry, she recognized a supreme teaching that encompassed and surpassed everything she had previously known. The past seven years have been devoted to the study of Metapsychiatry. Nancy is currently producing a video documentary on Metapsychiatry, and has produced 9 half-hour television interviews with Ruth Robins, who studied with Dr. Hora for 17 years.
"The study of Metapsychiatry continues to improve every aspect of my life; including marriage, parenting, business issues and health." For information on Dr. Hora go to: www.pagl.org
NOTE: This course will continue as an on-going dialogue group that interested newcomers can join. Call Nancy for info: 914-769-7226 or email: nancy@rosanoff.com
META Dialogue in New York City:
After completing the course on Intuition at the NY Open Center last year, a group of interested students continued studying Metapsychiatry with Nancy. This group continues to meet Tuesday evenings from 7:30 - 9pm in an apartment in the West Village. If you are interested in joining, call or email: nancy@rosanoff.com - 914-769-7226
The links take you to previews of Listening Place shows hosted by revver.
September 22: "Sister Helen Prejean"
Sister Helen, author of "Dead Man Walking" and the "Death of Innocents," talks directly about the criminal justice system and the death penalty. She brings awareness and compassion to victims and perpetrators.
"John of God"
Heather Cummings, author of "John of God" has spent several years acting as translator and travel guide to many who come to the renowned Brazilian healer for help. Heather is a life-long student/teacher of healing and shamanism herself and brings insight and compassion to her work.
Earlier in September/August:
Jane Goodall: Speaking about her book "Harvest of Hope"
"Of Home, Family & Future"
Nancy and Rob Schulman were inspired to mentor Akeem Oliver, a motivated and intelligent high school senior, raised in institutions. This is their story.
July 23 - July 29: Current Show (now archived)
"Nancy Goes Grey" with guest Vivian Perez
Regular viewers of The Listening Place have been watching host Nancy Rosanoff change her hair color from blonde highlights to brown and now to grey. In this episode, Vivian Perez, hairdresser, cuts Nancy’s hair on camera and talks about hair, life as a hair stylist, work with models and celebrities and with Frederick Fekkai and Jose Eber. Vivian and Nancy talk about women, the process of graying hair for both men and women, and moments in Vivian’s life where she developed her key skills.
July 30 - August 13: Classic Show (Held over by popular demand!)
"Spiritual Teachings in the Movie JAWS"
Dean Sluyter, author of “Cinema Nirvana,”is interviewed by movie “Shrink,” Dr. Tony Stern and host of “The Listening Place,” Nancy Rosanoff. The subject is the spiritual themes in movies and the one they focus on is JAWS! Amazingly enough, there are many Buddhist teachings found in the movie, as the three main characters battle the flesh eating shark. Dean goes on to talk about how he teaches literature to young people through inviting them to see a piece of literature through several different points of view.
July 30 - August 13: Current Show
Gabor Mate, M.D.: “When Your Body Says No”
Dr. Mate articulates with research, anecdotes, and personal observation
that the body and mind are one. Illnesses such as MS, Altzheimers,
Cancer & Chronic Fatigue, are the body saying “no” when the mind and
personality cannot.
August 13 - August 20: Classic Show
Joshua M. Greene, author "Here Comes The Sun"
While a student at the Sorbonne in 1969, Joshua M. Greene was invited to visit a Hindu temple devoted to Krishna. Upon arriving at the Temple, he was invited to join “Krishna’s Band.” The first gig was at Apple Studios, with George Harrison, recording George’s album of chants to Krishna. This nourished his interest in spiritual life and in George Harrison’s music. Joshua wrote the book, “Here Comes The Sun” as a tribute to the influence George Harrison had on the global spiritual awakening that continues to grow.
August 13 - August 20: Current Show
Gabor Mate, M.D.: “Hold On To Your Kids” In this book, co-written with
Gordon Neufeld,
Dr. Mate talks about the increase in “peer culture” since WWII, that has replaced parental attachment/guidance, and is resulting in increasing immaturity in parents and children. The “peer” world is one of constant rejection, severe peer coersion about clothes, tastes and behavior. When “peers” are more important as role models than mature parents, young individuals grow up insecure, unsure and directionless. Dr. Mates’ book, co-written with Gordon Neufeld, Ph.D., is a great gift to parents of children at any age. In this interview Dr. Mate points the audience in a healthy parenting direction.
August 21 - August 27: Classic Show
"Healing after Trauma" with Val Heller
Val talks about healing from childhood incest through hosting a hotline and finding her “tribe.” This show was originally produced in the wake of Sept. 11, 2001, yet her knowledge and compassion about healing from severe traumas is appropriate today. Val walks the audience through the process of re-membering the impact of the trauma so that healing can take place. We remain wounded from a painful experience when there is avoidance, denial or repression of what occurred.
August 21 - August 27 : Current Show
Nancy & Bob Schulman Mentoring program
August 28 - September 2:
Larry Ackerman: “The Identity Code”
