Please welcome Dr. Michael Conforti for Living Small: How Trauma and Complexes Often
​Compromise Our Potential, a four-hour virtual seminar. It will take place on Friday, August 21, from 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. (CDT) and Saturday, August 22, from 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. (CDT).
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​Please see below for further details:

Once registered, you will receive an email with the Zoom meeting link. 
​4 CEUs available.

​Living small: We see it in the faces of people who move from one bad relationship to another, not questioning how or why they are in the same situation, just with different people. Or, we hear it in the voices of individuals who are frustrated because they possess the talents and credentials to be successful in their careers, yet they find themselves in positions that are extremely limiting. We can ask ourselves why any of us stay in these situations, but the reality is that we would change if we knew to do so. Unfortunately, we are living unconsciously—we are living small.

​Trauma and our personal complexes keep us locked in these unconscious patterns, repeating them over and over. There is no choice to be made. These patterns leave us adrift where we respond to the world in ways that marginalize and potentially destroy our lives. 

I invite you to join us for this four-hour virtual seminar. Through our lectures and discussions, we will address unconscious patterns and how they are manifested in our lives. And, most importantly, we will explore how these patterns can be made conscious, allowing us to live more richly and meaningfully. 

Abraham Heschel, the leading Jewish philosopher and theologian of the 20th Century referred to living a conscious life when he stated, “Never once in my life did I ask God for success or wisdom or power or fame. I asked for wonder, and he gave it to me.” It is through this sense of wonder that we can experience those moments when the veil is lifted, and the contours of our lives are more clearly seen. 
Michael Conforti, Ph.D. is Founder & Director of the Assisi Institute, a world-renowned center dedicated to the study & application of pattern analysis. 

A widely-published expert in his field, he regularly provides insights & consulting to businesses & government institutions worldwide as well as to the film industry—most notably serving as script consultant on the film Elvis and Annabelle.

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Rozan Christian, Ph.D. maintains a private practice in Dallas and focuses on the identification of unconscious processes in her clients’ lives. She specializes in understanding the archetypal meaning of fairy tales and their application today. 

For the past several years, she has led fairy tale discussion groups for individuals who want to know more about the human psyche. She has also translated fairy tales as a conference and webinar presenter for Seeing Red and the Assisi Institute.

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