Sunday, July 17, 2011

Next In-Person Consultation Opportunity

Greetings,
Caverly will be back in Sacramento next
week and we are pleased to announce that
One House of Peace will be conducting private
consultations again from The Quaker Meeting
House in East Sacramento on Wednesday the
20th and Thursday the 21st.

Consultations with Caverly via Skype

continue togo well and we are pleased to

also offer:

In-Person Consultations in Sacramento

Wednesday, July 20th, 1-5pm

Thursday, July 21st 1-5pm

(Please note: Limited space left on these

two days as priority was given to clients

seen in June. If you are interested, please

respond ASAP.)

Words from a participant:

When I first came to see Caverly, my life was

wrought with fear and anxiety masked as stress.

I was dependent upon narcotics to sleep at night

and I would wake with heart palpitations. On the

surface I appeared to be a happy, successful,

driven individual yet under the surface I was

absolutely miserable. Fragile. My tagline for life

was "how am I gonna?" How am I gonna finish

this project on time? How am I gonna pass my

final exam? How am I gonna deal with my boss?

How am I gonna get my daughter to soccer on

time? I was a person floating through life

believing my existence depended upon the

task at hand, the too many tasks at hand.

Through the time we have practiced together,

I have learned so much from Caverly it is

difficult to put into words. Yet the results

are measurable. I now sleep comfortably

without any medical assistance. I wake feeling

rested and happy. Heart palpations are gone.

My hair is no longer falling out. My relationships

have improved. I have learned that my job

really does not matter. It doesn't decide whether

I am happy and fulfilled in life nor does my boss.

I am able to take a step back and realize what is

working in my life and what isn't. From the place

of self acceptance I am able to make decisions

that take care of me without fear or guilt or

anger. I am a better mother. Instead of coming

home and watching TV all night while having a

beer (or three) to relax, I am present with my

daughter talking with her and enjoying her.

Most excitingly, I am doing things to actively

take care of myself like yoga or walking the

dog and of course meditating. Activities that

sound simple, yet I was so wound up in my

own stress I didn't have the energy to do.

And when I slip up and start to slide back into

old habits, I am able to recognize it and pull

myself back to where I want to be without

beating myself up about it.

Caverly's approach is subtle yet profound.

She is casual and funny; direct and gentle.

She's able to share her wisdom and knowledge

and in such a way that reminds you she too

is practicing ...

meditation is a lifelong practice.

~Stephanie (Affordable Housing Developer)



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