Hosted Chat
The hosted chat is hosted by Dr. Margaret or an Inner Bonding facilitator. Often a subject, such as relationships, addictions, boundaries, or parenting is chosen for the topic. Other times, it is open to any discussion.
Times: The times posted are all Pacific Time.
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Daily Inspiration
What do you do when your heart hurts from others unloving behavior or from the pain of life? Do you get angry and blame someone? Do you shut down or turn to addictions? Do you ignore your feelings? Instead, hold your pain with compassion and gentleness and give yourself permission to cry, which is the god-given way of releasing pain.
By Dr. Margaret Paul
"Inner Bonding is an empowering process that allowed me to journey into my emotional underground in a very safe and supporting way. It provided me with the motivation and necessary insight for positive change and growth. It has strengthened my sense of self and will undoubtedly benefit me for the rest of my life. It is certainly recommended to anyone who has the willingness and desire to want to improve in every area of their life. Inner Bonding has been the missing piece that has now given me an effective way to resolve problems quickly with confidence, clarity and conviction. I am grateful for this new resource of self care and awareness." Santa Barbara Intensive, 2/08
Marcia Derwin
'All my life I always felt something was wrong with me and I felt very alone. I tried all kinds of therapies throughout my life (I'm 58 now), everything from encounter groups, primal screaming to Hakomi, A&D Treatment center, Terri Kellogg, Intensive ACOA treatment, Hoffman Quadrinity Process to Avatar to private therapists and counsellors, to 12 Step groups to religions, and A Course in Miracles. Although I felt relief from all of them and it kept me going, I was always left with me, the woman who never feels good enough, feels alone and lonely, very knowledgeable and educated but still unworthy and did I say alone and lonely? Yeah, that continued. I didn't know how to end this torture of being me. I blamed it on my abusive childhood and most of all on me for being a loser and screw up. Inner Bonding is the 1st therapeutic intervention that has taught me how to love myself. It is a 'simple process', but not easy. But now I know I have a model of recovery of self love that does work and will work if I work it.' Colorado Intensive, 10.11
Barbara Green
"The Inner Bonding experience was life-changing for me. I have practiced Inner Bonding and inner child work to little avail for many years. In the Intensive, I learned to understand these concepts experientially in a way that I can incorporate into my life. I feel a new deep sense of hopefulness moving forward." Advanced Intensive, 11.17
Liz, Phd
"An amazing learning experience. Lots of love, and lots of growth. I would recommend this to anyone." Colorado Intensive, 10/08
Katherine
I cannot recall five days in my life when I have loved more fully, loved more intensively, spoken more honestly and felt a fuller potential of my humanity. And what is most exciting - it is only just beginning.
Joel Brokow
"There are no words to describe the power of the intensive workshop experience. To me, it made the difference between understanding the process intellectually and experiencing the transformation. I personally made a breakthough in recognizing my resistance to taking responsibility for my own feelings. I learned that sacrificing myself, and making others more important than myself, is actually a selfish controlling behavior, because I am trying to control how others perceive me. And what I thought of as selfish behavior, if I truly listen to my spiritual guidance, is actually letting myself soar in order to reach the potential of what I was put on this planet for. Wow, thank you Margaret.
"Doing this work as a group is so incredibly powerful, We experienced learning by becoming vulnerable in a safe and loving environment. Zoom was great. We connected and learned from each other. The time flew and we all felt it was hard to end the shared time together. "
Catherine Schulz
