Do you yearn for a deeper connection with yourself and the world around you?
Join Robin B. Dilley for a transformative workshop inspired by the sad Tin Man from The Wizard of Oz. "Matters of the Heart" is a qualifying session delving into the Tin Man's backstory, where a functioning human loses his voice and heart, leaving him hollow and yearning for connection.
Think about the labyrinth as your Yellow Brick Road. We will explore the metaphorical labyrinth of our lives, uncovering why we might silence our authentic voice or push away love. Through guided exercises and introspective dialogue, we will embark on a journey to rediscover your center – your integrity, your compassion, and the unique gifts you have to offer.
Joseph Campbell refers to the “Promised Land,” as coming home to the heart! Using the background story of the Tin Man, we will come home to our true hearts.
Three takeaways from the day:
- Explore how the Labyrinth can help recover our heart
- Discover the importance of using our voice.
- Developing Community and using our oil can.
Dr. Robin B. Dilley brings over 35 years of experience to the table as an Arizona Licensed psychologist, author, and workshop facilitator. She has been an Advanced Veriditas Labyrinth Facilitator since 2015 and recently became a Veriditas Faculty member.
Since learning about the Labyrinth in 1992, Robin has drawn on her background in Experiential Family Therapy, Psychodynamic Therapy, and Jungian Theory to develop an active Labyrinth practice. She incorporates the Labyrinth into her work with clients in several ways. She explores its use as an ancient archetypal symbol for guidance and personal insight. Additionally, she teaches clients to use the Labyrinth as a tool for mindfulness and anxiety management, empowering them to use it for relaxation and stress reduction.
Now, through her newest endeavor, Arizona Labyrinth Connections, an extension of her psychotherapy and spiritual consulting practice, Dr. Dilley leads well-designed transformative workshops which include storytelling, journal writing, and a labyrinth experience. She creates workshops regularly and has two signature workshops, “Lessons from The Yellow Brick Road” and “Lessons from The Miller’s Daughter.”
Robin is available to create a workshop for your group or individual consulting to enhance your life’s journey. She also publishes a regular newsletter, Continue Your Journey.
Robin lives happily with her spouse of 28 years, Pam Smead. They enjoy cruising, walking, reading, and exploring life together. Don't hesitate to get in touch with Robin at drrobinbdilley@gmail.com to learn more.
