Out of the Fog with Karen Hager

Has anyone ever called you "too sensitive" ... like that was a bad thing? Dr. Kyra Mesich believes that our physical sensitivities, emotional sensitivities, and empathic, energetic sensitivities are linked. When we understand who we are, we have new perspective and tools to transform our self-concept, feel balanced and peaceful, and stand up for ourselves with confidence.

Has anyone ever called you "too sensitive" ... like that was a bad thing? Dr. Kyra Mesich believes that our physical sensitivities, emotional sensitivities, and empathic, energetic sensitivities are linked. When we understand who we are, we have new perspective and tools to transform our self-concept, feel balanced and peaceful, and stand up for ourselves with confidence.

Dr. Kyra Mesich helps sensitive people find their power and strength. Sensitive individuals often feel dismissed and misunderstood. Dr. Kyra gets it. As a highly sensitive person herself, she has traveled the road from being uncomfortable and overwhelmed to grounded and confident. A psychotherapist and holistic health practitioner, Dr. Kyra employs a unique approach which will transform how you think about yourself, give you tools to feel balanced and peaceful, and inspire you to stand up for yourself with confidence. Dr. Kyra didn't know she would end up dedicating her lifelong career to empowering sensitive people, but it has been more rewarding than anything else she could imagine doing. For more about Dr. Kyra and her work, visit http://drkyra.com.

Why do we do so much violence to ourselves, to others and to the Earth? Peacemaker and psychologist Scott Brown feels that our belief in separateness is the root cause of this violence. We'll talk about his new book "Active Peace", and Scott's commitment to creating a nonviolent world.

Why do we do so much violence to ourselves, to others and to the Earth? Peacemaker and psychologist Scott Brown feels that our belief in separateness is the root cause of this violence. We'll talk about his new book Active Peace, and Scott's commitment to creating a nonviolent world.

Scott Brown is a visionary peacemaker who is a leading advocate for bringing the principles and practices of restorative justice to bear on the full range of social issues and transforming activism into peacemaking. He is a life and relationship coach, youth mentor, and trainer who has applied his skills as a restorative justice facilitator and program coordinator, a divorce mediator, a wilderness rites of passage guide, a meditation instructor, and as a mentor to youth both in and out of the criminal justice system.

Scott worked for more than 15 years on the front lines of environmental activism as a campaigner with organizations including Greenpeace, the Idaho Conservation League, and the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society. He holds a Master's degree in Ecopsychology and Transpersonal Psychology from Naropa University, and is the founder of Active Peace, LLC and cofounder of the Colorado Center For Restorative Practices.

What if suffering isn't an indication of personal deficit, but a symptom of the way we focus on lack while systematically ignoring opportunities for abundance and well-being for ourselves and the planet? Laurie McCammon, author of Enough, believes that we can get to the root cause of scarcity and transform our lives.

What if suffering isn't an indication of personal deficit, but a symptom of the way we focus on lack while systematically ignoring opportunities for abundance and well-being for ourselves and the planet? Laurie McCammon, author of Enough, believes that we can get to the root cause of scarcity and transform our lives.

Laurie McCammon, M.S. has cofounded a number of consciousness-raising organizations, including the Women's Institute of Maine, Imagine the Good Foundation and the World Institute of Social Architecture. Laurie hosts a blog, gives workshops and speeches about the topic of Enough, and will soon be releasing a co-authored companion guidebook to Enough. Laurie has served as a delegate to the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women where she has twice presented the Enough message to an international audience. Find out more about Laurie and her work at weareenough.com.

Negative thinking and self-doubt can create pain and anxiety that keep us from stepping into our power. Author and speaker Jennifer Lonnberg joins us to share her story of transformation. She believes that we can all find freedom and success, no matter where we are on our journeys.

Negative thinking and self-doubt can create pain and anxiety that keep us from stepping into our power. Author and speaker Jennifer Lonnberg joins us to share her story of transformation. She believes that we can all find freedom and success, no matter where we are on our journeys.

Jennifer Lonnberg is an intuitive life coach, energy healer, speaker and author of Embodied Grace: A Woman's Path to Empowerment. Through her workshops, retreats, conferences, and books, she inspires and empowers women to heal by breaking out of the patterns of limiting beliefs, negative thinking and self-doubt by delivering the actual "how to steps" that many speakers leave out. Jennifer is also a certified NLP practitioner, herb specialist, certified reiki master, and yoga instructor. Find out more about Jennifer and her work at jenniferlonnberg.com.

EFT (also known as tapping) is an easy-to-learn, effective approach that can bring greater health, optimism and abundance into our lives. Author and practitioner Kathilyn Solomon will share powerful and practical exercises and real-life case studies from what she feels is a world of miracles.

EFT (also known as tapping) is an easy-to-learn, effective approach that can bring greater health, optimism and abundance into our lives. Author and practitioner Kathilyn Solomon will share powerful and practical exercises and real-life case studies from what she feels is a world of miracles.

Kathilyn Solomon has been a professional EFT practitioner since 2004, and is among the few who have earned the ACP-EFT practitioner credential through the Association of Comprehensive Energy Psychology (ACEP). She earned early credentials in association with or through EFT founder Gary Craig and is an AAMET International Advanced EFT practitioner. Studied in other holistic modalities, Kathilyn is also a professional member of several EFT and energy psychology national and international credentialing organizations. She lives in Minneapolis. Find out more at eftminnesota.com.