I have been helping people recover from trauma for over 45 years.
What I didn’t realise until recently, is that people can’t recover until they know who they are. But when you can clearly identify your core values, the emotions from painful past experiences disappear, allowing you to move forward to achieve your goals and desires. You’ll be cared for by others, and filled with self-love.
Values are in our non-language area of our brain and they are our guide along our journey of life, and if we don’t know what our values are, we may always be in conflict with ourselves. This workshop will heal those wounds.
This coming December, on the 2nd and 3rd, we’re setting aside time from our busy lives, to discover what our values are and how to avoid crushing them to the point where we don’t feel human anymore.
Day 1 Saturday 2nd December
9am – 11:30 am PT
Experiencing our own intuitive guidance, we will discover our top 5 Core Values in each of the following areas of life:
Day 2 Sunday 3rd December
9am – 11:30 am PT
Continuing to richly experience ourselves through our intuition, we will discover our final top 5 core values for each of these areas in life:
You will discover each of your values in these 10 areas covered in this workshop:
I will provide you with 10 Beautifully crafted “Value Recording Sheets” for you to print out and write your values and their meanings onto during our workshop and you’ll be able to keep them for daily reference.
Your Investment: This life-changing program is available at an accessible investment of only $197.
email Oriel@MarkRobertWaldman.com if you have any questions.
Grace Reynolds is a Personal Life Strategist and an Advanced Certified Trauma-Centered NeuroCoach. After a childhood of continual trauma, Grace now educates women how to use the latest brain and evidence-based strategies from Network Neuroscience & Relaxed Mindful Awareness, to clarify and experience becoming who they are from their soul alignment.
This is particularly helpful after trauma, because her clients have the benefit of not only her own life experiences but they can also achieve their own outcomes as they transcend and grow through their past traumas in the five areas identified as successful Post-Traumatic Growth;
Personal Strength (no more interruptions to your day from unwieldy emotions & memory traces)
Relating to Others (learning a new Compassionate Communication Strategy that resolves conflict and allows the engager and listener to both be part of the discussion without emotional interference);
New Possibilities: Once we are healed, transformation then takes place in the areas we may not have considered were holding us back or keeping us stuck in patterns that are not helpful for new life and abundant living.
Appreciation of Life: Once we are transformed into being who we are at our core, we can begin to appreciate our life and have gratitude for who we.
Spiritual and Existential Change: Once we have transformed, we move past our triggers and are able to live our lives from our own authenticity, agency and abundance.
Grace has 45 years’ experience in this area and offers private sessions as well as her Signature Program, The Art of Becoming, The Quickest and Easiest New Path to Post-Traumatic Growth.
She has served in Australia and internationally as a School, Prison, and Acute Psychiatric Ward Hospital Chaplain, worked with refugees and displaced populations, indigenous populations, war veterans, drug and alcohol abuse, youth at risk, child and adult sexual abuse, family violence, victims of crime, anti-human trafficking, workers’ compensation systems, conflict resolution, and moral injury.
Participants in the Weekend Workshop, led by Grace Reynolds, enroll at their own risk, acknowledging that the exercises that reveal your inner values may lead to emotional triggers, discomfort, or distress. Grace Reynolds, Mark Waldman, Neurowisdom, LLC, and associated facilitators and organizers cannot be held liable for any emotional distress experienced during or after group sessions. Participants are encouraged to seek professional help if needed, and are responsible for their emotional well-being. The group maintains confidentiality and emphasizes the importance of open communication among participants. This disclaimer highlights that the Values Workshop is not a substitute for professional therapy, and participants are expected to understand and accept these terms when joining the group.