Out of the Fog with Karen Hager

Many of us would admit to being heavily dependent on technology. Our devices keep us informed but they also isolate us from each other and ourselves. Kim Stanwood Terranova believes there is an inner technology that brings us back to our true selves and allows us to create joyful, abundant lives.

Many of us would admit to being heavily dependent on technology. Our devices keep us informed but they also isolate us from each other and ourselves. Kim Stanwood Terranova believes there is an inner technology that brings us back to our true selves and allows us to create joyful, abundant lives.

Kim Stanwood Terranova is a counselor, coach, speaker, author, and spiritual teacher committed to guiding people in fulfilling their greatest destiny. She holds a degree in spiritual studies and is a licensed Practitioner of Truth through The Agape International Spiritual Center.

Kim is a lead teacher at Rythmia Life Advancement Center in Costa Rica, the Spiritual Director of the Summit Treatment Center in Malibu, California, and a course creator and teacher of the Spiritual Liberation in Action class for Agape University.

She has worked with and learned from world-renowned spiritual teachers including Dr. Rev. Michael Beckwith, His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Rhonda Britten, Terry Cole Whittaker and many more. Additionally, Kim is the founder of Namaste‘ Retreats, Namaste‘ Retreats for Children, and World As One, a non-profit organization committed to bringing the principles of peace to children all over the world.

Find out more about Kim and her work at kimstanwoodterranova.com.

How can you create change when everything feels like it’s just too much? Aisling and Dr. Trish Leonard-Curtin share skills to empower you to find the small step in any situation, no matter how overwhelming. Learn about psychological flexibility and its role in helping remove barriers to living more fully.

How can you create change when everything feels like it’s just too much? Aisling and Dr. Trish Leonard-Curtin share skills to empower you to find the small step in any situation, no matter how overwhelming. Learn about psychological flexibility and its role in helping remove barriers to living more fully.

How can you create change when everything feels like it’s just too much? Aisling and Dr. Trish Leonard-Curtin share skills to empower you to find the small step in any situation, no matter how overwhelming. Learn about psychological flexibility and its role in helping remove barriers to living more fully.

Aisling Leonard-Curtin is a chartered psychologist, international speaker, trainer and author. She is a peer-reviewed acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) trainer and a functional analytic psychotherapy (FAP) trainer. Aisling is co-director of Act Now Purposeful Living. Aisling teaches on a variety of University programs, including Trinity College Dublin to doctorate level.  She regularly gives workshops and trainings worldwide, most notably at Harvard Medical School. Having struggled with anxiety in her own life, she is only too familiar with feeling overwhelmed at the prospect of breaking out of her comfort zone. 

Dr. Trish Leonard-Curtin is a psychologist, trainer and lecturer. Having struggled with mental health challenges in her own life, including in-patient admissions in psychiatric care, Trish re-trained as a psychologist.  She is co-director of Act Now Purposeful Living. Trish has extensive experience of working with trauma and psychological distress in adolescents and adults. Trish is keen to destigmatize speaking up about mental health and promote an environment where we can be a lot more open and accepting about our struggles. She continues to train in mindfulness interventions and co-facilitates mindfulness based workshops in a broad range of settings.   

Find out more at www.mypowerofsmall.com.

Sensei Alex Kakuyo discusses applying Buddhist teachings practically in our daily lives. He’ll share stories detailing how his experiences on farms, in temples, and in the U.S. Marines helped him find peace in a chaotic world.

Sensei Alex Kakuyo discusses applying Buddhist teachings practically in our daily lives. He’ll share stories detailing how his experiences on farms, in temples, and in the U.S. Marines helped him find peace in a chaotic world.

Sensei Alex Kakuyo discusses applying Buddhist teachings practically in our daily lives. He’ll share stories detailing how his experiences on farms, in temples, and in the U.S. Marines helped him find peace in a chaotic world. 

Sensei Alex Kakuyo is a Buddhist teacher and breathwork facilitator. A former Marine, he served in both Iraq and Afghanistan before finding the Dharma through a series of happy accidents. Sensei Alex holds a B.A. in philosophy from Wabash College and his life's work is helping students bridge the gap between the finite and the infinite.  Sensei Alex is the author of Perfectly Ordinary: Buddhist Teachings for Everyday Life. Find out more about Alex and his work at thesameoldzen.com.

Aaron McCormick knows that listening to our true inner voice can help us create an unlimited and unbounded life. Tune in to learn how to become intrinsically-driven through conscious introspection, the method Aaron used to unbind himself from a life that could have held him back.

Aaron McCormick knows that listening to our true inner voice can help us create an unlimited and unbounded life. Tune in to learn how to become intrinsically-driven through conscious introspection, the method Aaron used to unbind himself from a life that could have held him back.