Reclaiming Ourselves

Sociopolitical Grief & Neurofeedback


You are invited to a 3-week in-person series that uses neurofeedback, sharing, and creativity to help us cope with sociopolitical grief, especially around the decline of democracy, the rise of fascism, and the loss of human rights in the US and around the world. Listening to Grief and West Seattle Neurofeedback (Kelly) have teamed up to add another tool—neurofeedback—to your kit for dealing with the polycrisis.

Series Structure

Each session we’ll check in with each other and set an intention for the session. Then we’ll break into two groups: one group will receive neurofeedback with Kelly while the other group journals, creates, and discusses with Tamara. We’ll close each session by reconvening the entire group for a final sharing circle and goodbyes.

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Dates
March 14 - Introduction

March 21 - Topic TBD

March 28 - Topic TBD

Details

Duration
10:00am to 1:00pm

Series Cost
$425, $375 early registration (before March 1)

A note on cost: Washington now requires sales tax on events like this. 10.55% will be added to your total when you check out.

Location
Admiral Hub 4320 SW Hill St Seattle, WA 98116

 

Anyone feeling

  • anxiety

  • worry

  • sadness

  • overwhelm

  • or any unwanted emotions

in response to the current state of the world.

Who this is for

What Else to Know

  • You will be required to complete release forms, which we will send before the first session. They will also be available to sign in person.

  • EEG sensors are placed on the scalp and ears with easily removable conductive paste.

  • Bring anything that will help you feel comfortable, especially during neurofeedback. Perhaps it’s a soft lap blanket, a stabilizing bolster, cozy socks, or a favorite tea (hot water is available).

  • There is a kitchen with a microwave and coffee maker available for use. You are welcome to bring a lunch or snacks.

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Questions? Email me.

Please reach out by email with any questions.

When I say we are “intervulnerable,” I mean we suffer together, whether consciously or unconsciously. Albert Einstein called the idea of a separate self an “optical delusion of consciousness.” Martin Luther King Jr. said that we are all connected in an “inescapable web of mutuality” . . . But in our intervulnerability is our salvation, because awareness of the mutuality of suffering impels us to search for ways to heal the whole, rather than encase ourselves in a bubble of denial and impossible individualism. At this point in history, it seems that we will either destroy ourselves or find a way to build a sustainable life together.
— Miriam Greenspan

Learn More about West Seattle Neurofeedback

Kelly Kalkwarf is a Certified Instructor with Zengar Institute. Her experience with NeurOptimal® started in 2018 to help a family member manage their anxiety and ADHD issues. After her own profound experience with optimizing her brain, it became Kelly’s passion to help make this state-of-the-art technology more accessible. She became a Trainer in 2019 to offer this amazing technology to the community as a non-pharmaceutical, 100% safe, effective option to optimize people’s lives. Kelly is dedicated to helping others live in the present and ease the effects of traumas old and new; for couples to become more synchronized; and for youth to adjust through their phases. Kelly is available for in-office sessions, and offers rental systems to use at home with the whole family or when office visits are not an option.