„Observarea de sine”
de Red Hawk
They are people who inspire us by who they are and what they do for others. We want to offer you the possibility to meet them so you can benefit from their skills. The quality of wisdom we develop comes from our teachers, mentors and trainers, from people who inspire us in our life. We want to support internationally recognized trainers, therapists, writers, teachers and speakers to come to Romania and lead their work here.
Claus Kostka is a German counselor and therapist with 30 years of experience in methods like body oriented psychotherapy, systemic constellation work, family therapy, couples counseling and therapy of arts. He is a licensed psychotherapist (Heilpraktiker) in Germany and acknowledged by the 'Federația Română de Psihotherapie' as psychotherapist and trainer and by the 'German Association for Systemic Constellations' as facilitator for constellations.
"I am honored to be able to bring this therapeutic and human development work in Romania. I am glad that I can practice here since 2007. Finally, the context of this work is creating a world that works for everyone, without anyone being left out, which for me is the true essence of love."
Claus Kostka
REGINA SARA RYAN is a writer, editor and workshop leader that works in U.S., Canada and Europe. Her work is appreciated mainly because it brings to us the important role that women have in the spiritual awakening of humanity. She was particularly inspired by the lives of the great women of Hinduism, Judaism, Buddhism, Christianity and Sufism who had flourished in their dedication to God and spiritual practices.
"What if my life were forever re-contextualized as pilgrimage? What if I chose, deliberately, to pare down my necessities in order to travel with fewer encumbrances? What if I chose traveling companions from among th ose I knew would keep me awake and alert because of their good spirit and their dedication?
BRINDA CALLAHAN, American living in France, has two grown-up daughters and a grandchild. She has been teaching children and counseling parents for the past 30 years. After extensive travel in the South Pacific and South-East Asia she became involved in the natural birthing, breast-feeding and homeschooling movement in California. Becoming a mother brought her into the deep consideration of how our children are educated and prepared to go into their lives.
Red Hawk (Robert Moore, Ph.D.) is the author of five collections of poetry: Journey of the Medicine Man (August House, 1983; finalist, Walt Whitman Award); The Sioux Dog Dance (Cleveland State University, 1991; runner-up, Patterson Poetry Prize); The Way of Power (Hohm Press, 1996); The Art of Dying (Hohm Press, 1999); Wreckage With A Beating Heart (Hohm Press, 2005) and Raven’s Paradise (Bright Hill Press, 2010; Bright Hill Press National Poetry Book 2009 winner).