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
Who defines your worth? Is your worth defined by others' approval, attention and validation? Today, open to Spirit for the definition of your true worth. Ask your Guidance who you really are and treat yourself as the beautiful spark of the Divine that you are.
By Dr. Margaret Paul
'I had the experience of accepting and loving myself unconditionally, bringing me great joy and a new sense of freedom inside my being. With this new way of being, I can now see actions towards others causing resistance and conflict that I had thought were loving, were actually controlling, and I am now committed to letting go of control and sharing my joy with others from unconditionally loving and accepting myself.' Colorado Intensive, 4/10
Deborah Lange
I am so very grateful of the love and safety and skill and support here (and amazing honest openness of sharing of everyone). I learned so much about myself with this work and Margie, and I learned so much from each of the other couples [at this couples intensive]. The Inner Bonding process is a gift from Spirit that I wish every person could experience. I arrived disconnected from my inner self, with limited awareness of how my past impacts my feelings today. After five days I gained so many valuable insights that allow me to truly express myself. This gave me the tools to change the way I behave in my relationship in the future.
Randi Burnham
'The Intensive was truly amazing. I had read Dr. Paul's literature and was already seeing the positive results of the Inner Bonding process in myself and my marriage. The Intensive took it to a much higher level by giving us the opportunity to practice and apply the Inner Bonding steps with Dr. Paul's guidance. It was like having the opportunity to ride a bicycle after having only read how to do so. My wife and I both had major breakthroughs which I am certain will improve our marriage. It was incredibly helpful and educational to see the other members of our group practice the Inner Bonding process during individual and couple's sessions with Dr. Paul. in a group therapy setting. It was also helpful for my wife and I to see three other couples experiencing the same issues we were experiencing and see them learn to apply the Inner Bonding process to resolve their conflicts.' Santa Barbara Intensive, 2.13
Rolando Soler
"After years of depression, anxiety and stuckness, I feel hope and joy and an understanding of how false believes mar my relationship with myself and others. In a very deep applied way – not just a cognitive understanding. I have a heart base understanding now and know how to activate self connection, rather than self-abandonment, blame and shame." 10.17
Christina
The Intensive showed me that the love I was longing to find was always
abundantly available inside myself as soon as I opened to the Inner Bonding process.
When I align my Inner Child with my Compassionate Adult and listen to my
Spirit Guide then my mind becomes clear and my heart overflows with an abundance
of loving Energy - Thanks, Margaret" Santa Barbara Intensive, 11/04
Sue Ellen Cheairs
The Ossining, New York, Intensive in June 2003 was an extremely safe, fantastically fun and deeply healing experience! It is evident that Nancy Weston and Michael Barmack have done huge amounts of personal healing using the Inner Bonding Process. They each have tremendous respect for individual process and allow participants to chart their own course of
healing utilizing the tools of Inner Bonding. I highly recommend an intensive to anyone who is interested in deep exploration of themselves. It was truly a gift to be a participant at the first Innerbonding intensive hosted by trained facilitators Nancy Weston, Michael Barmack and facilitator in training, Nancy Swisher.
Kate Reardon




