Sponge or Empath: Consciously Evolving Your Sensitivities with Signe Myers Hovem with Signe Myers Hovem

Date and Time

Tuesday Dec 1, 2015
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM MST

5-6pm

Location

12424 Big Timber Drive Conifer, CO 80433

Fees/Admission

$20

Website

http://www.taspens.com

Contact Information

(303) 816-0429
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Description

"Sponge or Empath: Consciously evolving your sensitivities” is an opportunity to share in a discussion and experience hands-on learning about the mechanics of being an empath. This introduction to heightened sensitivity will help attendees discern where they may be on the spectrum of being empathic, empathetic, or both. What is the difference and how does self-care differ for different sensitivities are among the topics that will be addressed. The path to authenticity is knowing who you are—so please join Signe as she demystifies this natural higher sensory reception.

When: Tuesday December 1, 2015, 5-6pm

Investment: $20

Register: Online -OR- Via Phone (303) 816-0429 or Email info@taspens.com.

Signe Myers Hovem, a native of Colorado, is the founder of Sacred Solutions, a Houston-based spiritual counseling service that operated from 2003-2009, located at The Spectrum Center, Houston's largest holistic resource center.( http://spectrumcenter-houston.com/) She is an ordained Spiritual Counselor and Energy Worker through AIWP (Association of the Integration of the Whole Person) and earned a B.A. in English Literature from the University of Colorado. In the past, she has united her two passions of writing and the healing art of self-awareness to create a popular six-week program entitled: “The Ultimate Writer’s Block Workshop: Healing the Writer Within,” Additional presentations include “Wordplay--Language as a Spiritual Tool,” and a four part series “Forget-me-not: an introduction to Spiritual Healing."

Signe is presently writing a memoir highlighting her experiences and personal understanding on being a functional empath in an insensitive world.