Coming of Age as Elders: For the Love of Life and Liberty

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Groups

This group program is a ten session series in which we roll up our sleeves and get to work. To do this over a few months gives participants practice in skills and tools that integrate life experience as we also share stories. The intention is to gain perspective on the themes of our life and clarity about the present. Can be adapted for your group to number of sessions.

Around the late forties or fifty we begin to experience a radical shift in our inner state. It demands attention because it is an immense change in perspective. This is the beginning of the "second half of life." The more consciousness we bring to this time the more we reap the harvest of our life.

In this dynamic ten session series we:

  • Work with four essential practices (cultivate a still mind; applying tools of self knowing; exploring the arts and music and, learning through service) and integrate them as a resource for inner work and transformation so we may understand our lives more fully.

  • Explore the material and relevance of Carl Jung’s “seven tasks of the second half of life”

  • Write about and share experiences using Gateless method

  • Understand and apply the Myers Briggs types (MBTI) and their relevance to people in the second half of life

  • Learn from each other

  • Share our stories

Contact Jennifer Downs (jennifer@jenniferdowns.com) to schedule your group/ can be virtual.

Cost of Ten-Session-Series $495.00 per person.

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Currently, in 2023, group sessions are customized by request only while work on the book continues.

 

Individual Sessions

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Jennifer Downs works individually with people who prefer this option. Contact her to discuss options for number of sessions and scheduling. Three session cost listed below is adapted on an individual basis.

Individual Sessions
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A human being would certainly not grow to be seventy or eighty years old if this longevity had no meaning for the species.
— Carl Jung