|
HFC: From Trauma Recovery to Ecstasy - Healing the Nervous System
Course Length: 5 Days
Synopsis: The body's nervous system provides a portal for healing that goes beyond trauma recovery to include expanded states of consciousness and ecstatic experiences. This course is designed to lead you through the entire spectrum of healing.
Course Highlights:
- Learn how energy fields and nervous systems are limited by trauma.
- Discover ways to heal and transform traumatized areas using touch, expanded intention, vibration, sound and movement.
- Examine a wide range of healing approaches, from ancient indigenous methods to today's leading-edge energy protocols.
Prerequisite: HFC: Full Body Presence; Grounding and Healthy Boundaries (HFFBP), plus an individual session with Suzanne Scurlock-Durana, either by phone or in person, prior to class. The fee for this session is subject to change, and payable directly to her office.
Recommended Advance Reading: Waking the Tiger by Peter Levine, Calling the Circle by Christina Baldwin, Molecules of Emotion by Candace Pert, Aphrodite's Daughters by Jalaja Bonheim, and I Don't Want to Talk About It by Terrence Real.
Recommended Advance Preparation: Sessions 4-10 of the audio series Healing From the Core: A Journey Home to Ourselves.
Cancellation Policy:Tuition is fully refundable up to 30 days prior to a class or may be applied toward another class at any time. A $50 processing fee applies for cancellations made inside of 30 days. Cancellation requests must be made in writing. Cancellation policies may vary for classes held in Big Sur, California, or classes that are privately sponsored. See individual classes or call 1 800 311-9204 for specifics.
Times
This class is a residential retreat and will start Wednesday at Noon and end Sunday at 4:00 p.m.
Transportation
If you will be flying into the Washington, DC area, there are three airports serving this area: Dulles International, Reagan National and Baltimore/Washington International Airport. Driving time from Dulles is approximately one hour with the other two airports taking about an hour longer.
The best form of transportation from the airport to Claymont is a car rental or a taxi which would run approximately $100.00 one way. If you are able to share a ride with other participants that may be the most economical.
If you have any special needs -- food, rooming or roommate requests (please note that the accommodations are usually 3 - 4 to a room), etc., feel free to contact our office a.s.a.p. to let us know what your needs are. We will try and accommodate any special room requests.
Room and Board for this program is $415.00. Arrival time on Wednesday is 10:00 a.m. and departure time is 5:00 p.m. on Sunday.
The first meal served is lunch on Wednesday, and will finish up with lunch on Sunday. Some type of meat will be served during lunch and dinner. If you have any special diet needs, please let us know immediately so that we can communicate your needs to the kitchen there. If we do not hear from you, Claymont may not be able to accommodate your requests. Also, at Claymont Court, bath towels, bed linens, blankets and pillows are provided, so you don't need to bring bath towels or sleeping bags. There is not daily maid service in the sleeping rooms.
If you need to arrive a day early, please call Claymont directly. You will pay Claymont directly for the additional night when you arrive.
Directions
Directions to the Claymont Society:
From Northern VA - Take the Dulles Toll Road (267 West) to Route 7 West towards Leesburg (the toll road ends at Route 7). After 4 miles or so, take the Route 9 West Exit toward Charles Town. Stay on Route 9 for about 20 miles until you come to it's intersection with Route 340. Take Route 340 South toward Berryville, VA. After two miles or so, take the exit labeled Augustine Avenue (on right). Then immediately turn left onto Huyette Road, and go 1.8 miles. The Claymont mansion is the first driveway on your right after you pass the RR tracks. The Great Barn is the 2nd driveway on the right (down another 1/4 mile). The Great Barn is a long yellow building with a red roof.
Directions from Maryland/I-495 Beltway - Take 1270N to Fredrick, then I70W briefly to Route 340 West towards Charles Town. As you approach Charles Town, 340 South exits to your right and becomes a bypass. Take this bypass towards Berryville for approximately 4 miles. Take the exit labeled Augustine Avenue (on right). Then immediately turn left onto Huyette Road and go 1.8 miles. The Claymont mansion is the first driveway on your right after you pass the RR tracks. The Great Barn is the 2nd driveway on the right (down another 1/4 mile). The Great Barn is a long yellow building with a red roof.
Directions from Baltimore - Take I-70 to Frederick, MD; then get on Rt. 340 West to Charles Town, WV. As you approach Charles Town, 340 South exits to your right and becomes a bypass. Take this bypass towards Berryville for approximately 4 miles. Take the exit labeled Augustine Avenue (on right). The immediately turn left onto Huyette Road, and go 1.8 miles. The Claymont mansion is the first driveway on your right after you pass the RR tracks. The Great Barn is the long driveway on the right (down another 1/4 mile). The Great Barn is a long yellow building with a red roof.
Directions from Richmond - Take I-95N to Route I7N (just past Fredericksburg, VA) to Route 50W to Route 340 North towards Berryville, VA. Follow Route 340N about 11 miles until the exit labeled Augustine Avenue (on left). Turn left onto Augustine Avenue, then an immediate left onto Huyette Road, and go 1.8 miles. The Claymont mansion is the first driveway on your right after you pass the RR tracks. The Great Barn is the 2nd driveway on the right (down another 1/4 mile). The Great Barn is a long yellow building with a red roof.
|
