Alfred de Pew on deep listening through reflective practice
Explore the power of slowing down and tuning into your body as part of reflective practice. Learn how to let the process unfold naturally, invite your inner observer without judgment, and deepen signals that arise so you can better understand them. Guest Alfred de Pew and host Katie Churchman share real-life examples of how doing your own inner work can create meaningful change in the outer world.
with host Katie Churchman
Alfred de Pew is a cultural worker, writer, painter and process facilitator who has taught at the Universities of Vermont & New Hampshire, the Maine Arts college, and Haystack Mountain School of Crafts. His writing workshops have been sponsored by The Maine Writers and Publishers Alliance and various community programs throughout the United States and Canada. He served for several years on the faculty of CRR Global as an individual supervisor, certification cohort leader, front of room leader and director of supervision. He lives in Vancouver, where he offers spiritual accompaniment, astrological consultation, energy work, support for community leader, clergy, writers, artists, intuitive and healing arts practitioners.