Sharon Porter

11/26/10 • 0 min

One of six interviews with presenters at the 6TH BREATH OF LIFE CONFERENCE Mount Madonna, Watsonville, California September 16-20, 2010. Sponsored by the Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy Association of North AmericaSharon Porter is a Health Educator, Bodyworker, and Body-Centered Psychotherapist gifted with experience, skill, compassion and humor. She maintains a private practice and has trained holistic practitioners since 1974. Her new school is Health Wave Instititute, which offers professional and lay training in Trauma Work, Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy, Polarity Therapy (energy work), and more

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Richard Crandell

One of six interviews with presenters at the 6TH BREATH OF LIFE CONFERENCE Mount Madonna, Watsonville, California September 16-20, 2010. Sponsored by the Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy Association of North AmericaRichard Crandall MA,LADC,RCST. Richard has been a therapist since 1985 specializing in recovery from accidents, trauma and dependency. He has a Masters in Clinical Mental Health Counseling and a License to practice Alcohol and Drug Abuse Counseling from the State of Vermont. For the past 12 years Richard has been applying the gentle techniques of Craniosacral and polarity therapy for treating trauma of the mind and body. Client centered Rogerian counseling, motivational interviewing, reality therapy, and 12 step counseling may at times be used to clarify and modify the relationship with alcohol and drugs.

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Poetic Justice: Restorative Justice through Theater

Inside/Out: Looking at Prisoner Realignment with the Poetic Justice Project on “Art of Peace” A collaboration of formerly incarcerated writers, artists, musicians, and actors. Featured guests will be Deborah Tobola, Artistic Director, Jorge Manly Gil, program manager and actor, and Whitney Elliott, actor. Poetic Justice Project is creating original theater examining crime, punishment and redemption. PJP has been performing across the state, and its participants have a recidivism rate of less than 2%. PJP is a program of the William James Association, a 501(c) non-profit organization. www.poeticjusticeproject.org