As the world becomes a more chaotic and conflicted place, turning to creative practices can help us find ways to settle and center and grow a greater sense of self and soul. Meaningful practices serve as ways to find wholeness and inner unity. ~ Michael Meade
Love naturally spirals forth from wholeness to meet both wonders and terrible agonies. The wholeness of your heart includes your brokenness, your longings, as well as your heart’s capacity for mending and healing, and for discovering. Wholeness does not mean perfection. It means no part left out.
When life becomes caught in irreconcilable opposites, what is being called for is not simple change, but a genuine transformation. We simmer in creative tension with what is difficult and simultaneously are open to new possibilities. We wail with heart-breaking grief at the devastation and simultaneously heart-fully appreciate the living world.
Centering In Wholeness Resilience Practices
- Somatic listening to perceive the sensuous intelligence in the body
- Refine the compass of your deepest heart values to identify and bring forth what you love
- Somatic Centering – fluid process of finding balance around an invisible axis that is the gravitational connection with the center of the Earth.
- Nourish in reciprocity
- Find freedom in orienting to your deep self and ever-changing context
- Align with the wild and wise living matrix of nature and wholeness
The center is where the opposites meet. The deep self has underlying unity. The core, the essence is rooted in love. Love guides the inner alchemy to metabolize conflicting qualities. Centering in wholeness is a relational process. We nourish a consciousness that has resilience, that can transform the difficult experiences of life.
Event Format
The inquiry process of Continuum takes us into inner intimacy through exploratory movement, meditative silence, primordial sounding, and dynamic play. Susan will also guide perceptual explorations.
This workshop is for those new to Continuum as well as those with decades of experience.
This workshop is for those new to Continuum as well as those with decades of experience.
Schedule
October 17-19, 2025
Friday and Saturday – 10am-6pm
Sunday – 10am-5pm
Price
Location: Private studio in Berkeley, CA
(this workshop is non-residential)
3-Day Workshop Fee: $400
Scholarship Fee $250 — If You Have Financial Challenge (5 spots avilable)
Cancellation Fee: $75
Non-Refundable Registration Fee: $150 – We will send an invoice with the remaining balance due by September 17, 2025
Cancellation Policy: All payments non-refundable after September 17, 2025, unless we can fill your place. Non-refundable registration fee still applies.
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If you live in the US: We prefer Zelle or a check. If these payment methods work for you, do not fill out the form below – instead email Helene at support@continuummontage.com.
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Registration closes on 10/16/2025.
Questions? Contact Helene Rein at support@continuummontage.com.
Centering in Wholeness Registration
About the Teachers
SUSAN HARPER, MSME/T, opens portals of exploratory consciousness. She has the ability to transmit experiences of primal and spiritual fluidity. She inspires participation resulting in embodied innovative discoveries. She teaches internationally and has been contributing to the evolution of Continuum since 1975. She is the developer of Living Dreams, Body of Relating and Perception Trainings. She is a founding member of the Continuum Teacher’s Association. Susan has contributed a chapter to a book titled “Somatic-Oriented Therapies”.
Susan's Longer Bio: Click HereWebsite: www.continuummontage.com