Hosted Chat
The hosted chat is hosted by Dr. Margaret or an Inner Bonding facilitator. Often a subject, such as relationships, addictions, boundaries, or parenting is chosen for the topic. Other times, it is open to any discussion.
Times: The times posted are all Pacific Time.
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Daily Inspiration
Controlling behavior is neither good nor bad - it just does not serve us well. It was part of our survival as children and now is causing much of our pain. Noticing your controlling behavior with yourself and others with compassion and curiosity rather than with judgment, puts you on the fast lane to healing.
By Dr. Margaret Paul
"There is no more succinct way for me to describe my experience with Inner Bonding, than to quote from the song, Amazing Grace: 'I was blind, but now I see.'" Lucerne Valley, CA - 11/2000
Rick Fria
"The Intensive was amazing! The information taught and learned is invaluable! Anyone who walks away from a 5-Day Intensive and hasn't changed their life hasn't given of themself." Durango, CO Intensive, 4/07
Justin Bradshaw
'During one of the lowest points in my life, the five-day Intensive was a truly transformational experience. The beauty, safety and openness of this experience is unique and full of joy and learning. Dr. Margaret Paul is an incredible soul and has a gift that is truly spiritual and ultimately insightful.' Colorado Intensive, 7.11
Jim Broughton
'This Intensive is life-changing. What a gift to learn that controlling everyone & everything is not my job. But to value & love myself & to have faith in myself & the universe is all it takes.' Advanced Intensive, NY, 11.10
Cindy Shore
'After a lifetime of feeling deep shame and self depreciation, I have finally found a therapeutic process where I can heal. I am committed to doing this for myself so that I can become the Loving Adult person I was meant to be. Inner Bonding is truly life changing.' Colorado 5-Day Intensive, 6.13
Evelyn Dyck
'Attending the Intensive helped me heal a part of me that always longed to let myself belong. Belong to myself and belong with a group.'
Colorado Intensive, 6.10
Lori Atkinson
