AWARENESS / ACCEPTANCE / ACTION
What is it you really need? We begin with a session called AMA ( 'ask me anything' ) In terms of addictions and sobriety recovery is the name of the game. IF these things are a mystery to you where does one begin to dance and to what music? Lets begin with an assessment. Where are you today? What have you gone through to get here? Have you any program? Is there fellowship you are part of? What kind of life do you want to live? Then let's begin with a real discussion. Are we honest with ourselves and others? Have we admitted our lives were unmanageable? Is it possible to strive for a state of Grace and attain it?
What's included
We can tailor any workshop offering to the custom detail of the client
- 7 Tools for Wisdom : Awareness: Acceptance: Intention: Gratitude: Compassion: Forgiveness: Connection:
Meet your expert
Libero Antonio D.
ADDICTION + SOBRIETY: moving from hurting to healing to helping
Adventurer / Visual Storyteller / Wisdom Seeker / Philosopher / Humanitarian My personal bio should read like the opening line in Dicken's David Copperfield: ""Whether I shall turn out to be the hero of my own life, or whether that station will be held by anybody else, these pages must show" In all humility the big idea for me - was always to do as Joseph Cambell tells us: "Follow your bliss!" So I've spent most of my 30+ year career traveling the world doing just that as an academic and on assignment as a photojournalist in over 88 countries getting as close to everything that facinated me from subjects as diverse as the Dalai Lama to Air Jordan. Looking back on it now means that if you were to look at a body of my work in any exhibit or collection you would know more about me and my sensibilities than I could tell you in words. When students come to me at the college level and express in all sincerity that they 'really don't know' what they want to do with their lives and careers - we have an exercise to solve that problem. It relates to my own past where I was in the business of pleasing other people and denying my own passions when I had to drop out of school one semester shy of a degree in psychology, if only to act out of rebellion to go on and eventually do the thing that was my first love - Photography. You see I had to throw off this character defect of people pleasing in order to get in touch with my own core values. This is perhaps something universal and human depending upon the circumstances of your upbringing. For me it was a matter of liberation to find what I loved and pursue it to the maximum. All great teachers liberate. Let's GO! Tony Di Zinno E.S., Professor Emeritus / Coach
