Reclaiming The Inner Self

Many capable and thoughtful people quietly struggle with inner conflict. One part of them wants clarity and purpose, while other parts carry fear, self‑doubt, old wounds, or patterns that keep them stuck. The result can look like overthinking, burnout, loss of direction, difficulty making decisions, or feeling fragmented inside despite outward success.

Join Dr. Sophie von Laer and Dr. Melony Texidor for a two‑day, highly interactive workshop offered in an intimate small‑group setting with PhD‑level facilitation and a strong emphasis on individualized attention. Designed for people seeking deeper integration and inner clarity, this experience combines scholarly depth with practical, experiential work.

Drawing from Internal Family Systems, depth psychology, and spiritual formation, we will explore how different inner parts shape our reactions, relationships, and sense of self. Participants will learn practical ways to reduce inner conflict, heal protective patterns, and develop a stronger, more integrated inner leadership.

Our work is guided by a four‑stage developmental framework: clarity, agency, resilience, and thriving. Together we will explore how to move from confusion to clarity, from hesitation to grounded action, from emotional reactivity to resilience, and ultimately toward a more integrated and meaningful life. To deepen and anchor the work beyond the weekend, each participant will also receive a post‑workshop integration coaching session. A special, one‑on‑one space to reflect on what emerged, clarify next steps, and receive personalized support as you bring these shifts into your daily life.

Dates: May 2 and May 3

Time: 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM each day