The Heroine's Path: The Map of the Inner Journey
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This is a sliding scale workshop. Choose your level of contribution:
Basic Tuition: $90.00 Assisted Tuition: $60.00 Scholarship Rate: $30.00 Underwriting Patron (self plus scholarship for another): $120.00 
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Join mythologist Kayleen Asbo, Ph.D and Jungian Film Studies teacher Terry Ebinger, MS for this transformative journey through storytelling, art meditation, guided journaling and intimate circles of sharing- all on zoom.. The Ancient myths of the Heroine's Path speak of finding our way back to wholeness after loss, abandonment, betrayal, dismemberment, amnesia, sleep and forgetting. Hidden within the Ancient Summerian epic of Inanna, the Roman tale of Psyche and fairytales of the Brothers Grimm and Hans Christian Anderson are clues for our own awakening and healing.
In this one day myth and arts workshops, we
will discover how the echoes of these myths are emerging-- and transforming-- in contemporary culture from Wonder Woman to Katniss Everdeen (The Hunger Games) to Beth Harmon ( The Queen's Gambit) and Rey Skywalker (The Force Awakens, The Last Jedi, The Rise of Skywalker) as a call to wholeness and remembrance in service to our larger community . Join mythologist Kayleen Asbo, Ph.D and Jungian Film Studies teacher Terry Ebinger, MS for this transformative journey through storytelling, art meditation, guided journaling and intimate circles of sharing- all on zoom.
To get the most out of this workshop, you may wish to watch several of the films listed on the bottom of the page
In this one day myth and arts workshops, we
will discover how the echoes of these myths are emerging-- and transforming-- in contemporary culture from Wonder Woman to Katniss Everdeen (The Hunger Games) to Beth Harmon ( The Queen's Gambit) and Rey Skywalker (The Force Awakens, The Last Jedi, The Rise of Skywalker) as a call to wholeness and remembrance in service to our larger community . Join mythologist Kayleen Asbo, Ph.D and Jungian Film Studies teacher Terry Ebinger, MS for this transformative journey through storytelling, art meditation, guided journaling and intimate circles of sharing- all on zoom.
To get the most out of this workshop, you may wish to watch several of the films listed on the bottom of the page
.
Workshop Schedule:
10:30- 11:00: Opening Circle
11:00-12:30 The Map of the Heroine's Path Through Myth and Film
12:30- 1:30 Break and private labyrinth journaling
1:30- 2:00 Sharing Circles
2:00 Closing Ritual
Past participants have raved that The Heroine's Quest workshops are “Truly profound and life-altering”, “an unbelievable and inspiring synthesis of the head and the heart, combining impeccable scholarship with pure passion”
Workshop Schedule:
10:30- 11:00: Opening Circle
11:00-12:30 The Map of the Heroine's Path Through Myth and Film
12:30- 1:30 Break and private labyrinth journaling
1:30- 2:00 Sharing Circles
2:00 Closing Ritual
Past participants have raved that The Heroine's Quest workshops are “Truly profound and life-altering”, “an unbelievable and inspiring synthesis of the head and the heart, combining impeccable scholarship with pure passion”
Recommended Films and Books to watch or read summary of in preparation for workshop:
The Queen's Gambit (seven part tv series on Netflix)
Wonder Woman
The Hunger Games
Pan's Labyrinth ( please note that this film contains some scenes of graphic violence- watch at your discretion)
The Piano
The Force Awakens, The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker
The following fairytales have important themes we will discuss:
The Little Mermaid
The Handless Maiden
Tatterhood
Cinderella
The Lindworm
About Terry Ebinger, MS
Kayleen's co-presenter for this workshop is Terry Ebinger, a passionate, seasoned, warm, and creative film scholar whose unique approach to film studies, Cinema & Psyche, synthesizes film art and history, depth psychology, cultural anthropology, mythic wisdom, poetics, and dreaming. Throughout over three decades of private practice, Terry served as mentor, depth psychological educator, dream consultant, archetypal spiritual director, multidisciplinary group leader, and professional supervisor. Terry has been a popular lecturer at the College of Marin, Santa Rosa Junior College, Sonoma State Lifelong Learning Institute, Oakmont Lifelong Learning, The Dream Institute, The Esalen Institute, The Chaplaincy Institute, and Wisdom University. During her early career as a licensed psychotherapist, Terry developed and led many original groups and seminars related to personal growth, family therapy, addiction recovery, dreamwork, and soul centered inner work and her particular passions include initiation, eldership, and feminine archetypes of empowerment and compassion.
Kayleen's co-presenter for this workshop is Terry Ebinger, a passionate, seasoned, warm, and creative film scholar whose unique approach to film studies, Cinema & Psyche, synthesizes film art and history, depth psychology, cultural anthropology, mythic wisdom, poetics, and dreaming. Throughout over three decades of private practice, Terry served as mentor, depth psychological educator, dream consultant, archetypal spiritual director, multidisciplinary group leader, and professional supervisor. Terry has been a popular lecturer at the College of Marin, Santa Rosa Junior College, Sonoma State Lifelong Learning Institute, Oakmont Lifelong Learning, The Dream Institute, The Esalen Institute, The Chaplaincy Institute, and Wisdom University. During her early career as a licensed psychotherapist, Terry developed and led many original groups and seminars related to personal growth, family therapy, addiction recovery, dreamwork, and soul centered inner work and her particular passions include initiation, eldership, and feminine archetypes of empowerment and compassion.