We are excited to share the most recent news of change and growth from the Attitudinal Healing community around the world. Join us in being a part of this ongoing transformational work and continue to help make a difference in the lives of so many!

Come join the authors for a Book Signing
December 3rd at 2:00pm

Bay Street-Emeryville
5604 Bay Street, Emeryville, CA 94608
510-547-0905

Join bestselling authors Gerald Jampolsky, M.D. and Diane Cirincione, Ph.D., as they talk about their new book, one that will change your mind about aging. It offers inspiring new perceptions for living the second half of your life with inner peace, happiness and tranquility, regardless of what may be happening to your body and mind.

AHC has been working in the global community for 27 years, is deeply rooted, and a part of Oakland's legacy. We encourage you to join them for this wonderful event. Your support will help AHC continue uplift and inspire children, youth and adults through art, education and leadership. Click here for more information.

Congratulations to AHC-Oakland on receiving 4 major awards to date in 2016!

CECURA Monterrey celebrates their 15th Anniversary on October 8, 2016 with a public event featuring “The Magic of Attitudinal Healing” workshop by CECURA Mexico Founder, Maruja Candano, and a lecture entitled “Service, A Natural Attitude,” presented by former Director of Tec de Monterrey, Alfredo Pena. 

Zaidy Di Franco, Executive Director, CECURA Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

For CECURA Santo Domingo, 2016 has been a year in which the seeds of love, hard work and perseverance have germinated. This year they joyfully celebrated their 7th Anniversary with the opening of a beautiful new center facility, partially funded by the Jampolsky Award they received in 2014. For the first time, they are able to expand their support groups and have already begun training new facilitators. Along with the opening of the new center, CECURA Santo Domingo has launched a new innovative 14-week Attitudinal Healing training that is offered online as well as on site to support Spanish speaking people anywhere in the world.

Attitudinal Healing workshop for volunteers and caregivers of people with Alzheimers

Inspired by their participation in a workshop at the 2014 AH International Conference offered by Memory Bridge Founder, Michael Verde, AH Western Australia (AHWA) embarked on a collaboration with the Perth Alzheimer’s Association, the City of Melville, and Memory Bridge to educate local communities about heart-centered Alzheimer’s care. Last year, AHWA hosted Michael Verde to offer several workshops in Perth, attended by hundreds of enthusiastic participants.

Participants in Power to Choose Training in Shenzhen

Early this year, AH China volunteer translator Ni Hui gathered a team of volunteers to translate the Power to Choose curriculum into Mandarin, in preparation for China’s first Power to Choose training workshop held in Shenzhen in July.  In this training, AHI international trainers, Trish Ellis and Joe Keery worked with 113 participants, including six teens, to learn and practice facilitating the youth program in creative and culturally appropriate ways.

Last month, enthusiastic and well-seasoned facilitators attended the first Power to Choose Facilitator Training in the Netherlands. Many of them plan to initially use the curriculum with their current AH Support Group members. Els Thissen, Founder of Stichting Centrum voor Attitudinal Healing, and her volunteer translators have also made some appropriate adjustments to the curriculum for use with adults. They have offered a pilot 12-session adult program that began in September.

Following the tradition of the founding Center for Attitudinal Healing, Heartlight Center for Inner Peace, an AH Center serving Central New York near Syracuse, offered its first AH Study and Support Group for cancer patients and their caregivers this past year. The program will now serve as a template for future focused groups using Heartlight’s curriculum to explore each of the 12 Principles through readings, meditation, written exercises and voluntary participant sharing.