A newsletter from
Jacquelyn Strickland | May 2004 Vol. 1
Issue 2
HSP Gathering Highlights
A new theme
of Creativity … Elaine’s talk is “Creativity &
Sensitivity: A Joyous but Tumultuous Union.” Chuck Hansen is orchestrating ways for
you to share your own talent, gifts and skills with other HSPs …. (Email Chuck for details.) [Click Here
for the registration form]
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A new place, St. Anthony’s Retreat Center (half way between LA & SF)
is just outside of Sequoia National Park. It offers beauty, nature’s wisdom,
and a place for renewal with other HSPs. And … we’ll take a field trip
on Sunday, October 3 to visit the Giant Sequoias.
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Since the theme is Creativity, we are inviting you to share your
own talent with us. If you’d
like to perform, please contact Shane for information on our evening
performance gatherings. (See
Registration Form.)
Some
of the gathering will be devoted to a Panel/Small Group Discussion format
called a “Personal Experience Panel.” One panel will be about work, and the
other representative of the HSP Subcultures.
In the
work discussion group we’ll share our own discoveries/solutions about
our work journey(s). Later,
we’ll discuss how to make the most of our HSP subculture with
questions like “What a (insert HSP Subculture here) i.e., a
Creative/Artistic HSP would most want the world to know is
…….” We’ll
dream big, hoping to also incorporate our Priestly Advisor visions as
well.
Beila Krow,
and Nick Rodin will be back this year. (See Gathering Archives, at www.hsperson.com ). Nick will be one of
several performers treating us to an evening of classical guitar, plus his
own songs about being a HSP. Beila is back to facilitate a skills,
coping, and sharing discussion with other Physical Reactors. This HSP subculture can encompasses
tendencies toward anxiety, depression, allergies, digestive problems, fibromyalgia, sleeping concerns, and other chronic
physical discomforts.
Another
important guest and presenter will be Dr. Barrie Jaeger, author of Making Work Work
for the Highly Sensitive Person. I will be presenting the Coping/Thriving
Skills & Insights workshop offering what we must to do thrive.
The
early registration deadline is JUNE 15 …. The final deadline is July 15. After that, the conference fee goes up to
$240 and late registrations will be subject to space available. If you bring someone new, you can each
take an additional $5 off the conference fee if registered before June 15.
Please
try to carpool from SF and LA …. Email Shane (see
Registration Form) to connect with other carpoolers.
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