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Spiritual Healing & Transformation
A Woman's Journey to God
An Interview with Joan Borysenko, Ph.D.
Chair of the Hoffman Institute Professional Advisory
Council, is also Cofounder of the Mind-Body Institute at Harvard.
The author of several best-selling books, her latest is a testimony
to spiritual healing & transformation; A
Woman's Journey to God.
Building Your Intuitive Muscle
A Discussion with Sonia Choquette, Ph.D.
Sonia Choquette is a world-renowned author, storyteller,
teacher, vibrational healer, and intuitive. She is the best-selling
author of 10 books and numerous audio editions. Sonia was educated
at the University of Denver and the Sorbonne in Paris, and holds
a Ph.D. in metaphysics from the American Institute of Holistic Theology.
She is a graduate of the Hoffman Process and serves on the Institute’s
Advisory Council. Sonia recently spoke with Hoffman president Raz
Ingrasci about the crucial role of intuition in our lives. For more
information about Sonia and her work, please visit www.soniachoquette.com.
Teaching A New Way To Educate
A discussion with Joey Gauld - The Visionary Founder of the Hyde School
The Hyde School was founded in
1966 by Joey Gauld, a former math
teacher and school administrator
who was interested in providing
a better preparation for life based
on the belief that each student
is gifted with a unique potential,
supported by a curriculum of
character development and college
placement.
The Awesome Power of Forgiveness
A Discussion with Process Graduate Jason Greer
Jason Greer, a 2008 Process Graduate, is a St. Louis-based
labor relations consultant who helps others work through their differences
to reach peaceful reconciliation. Through his work at the Hoffman
Process, Jason realized that he himself was not at peace due to
the anger and pain he felt about racist incidents waged against
him and his family in the 1990s. Jason spoke at length with Hoffman
president Raz Ingrasci about his fortuitous path to understanding
and forgiveness.
Making Love Last
A Discussion With Liza & Raz Ingrasci, Stewards of theHoffman
Institute
Combined, Liza and Raz Ingrasci have devoted more than
three decades to the success and viability of the Hoffman Institute
and the Process. In this interview, Liza, the Institute’s
VP and Managing Director, and Raz, its President and CEO, share
their memories of the early days with Bob Hoffman, their thoughts
about the present, and their hopes for the future.
From Homeless to Harvard to Hoffman
A discussion on Love, Survival and Forgiveness with Liz Murray
Liz Murray grew up with two drug-addicted parents who she began supporting at age 10. Homeless at age 15, after the death of her mother, Liz overcame incredible odds to finish high school in just two years while living on the streets. She was subsequently awarded a full scholarship to Harvard.