Support Group
Dr. Margaret offers a 6-week Zoom support group. To join Dr. Margaret's telephone support group, call 310-459-1700 or 888-646-6372.
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Daily Inspiration
Notice throughout this day what gives you energy and what drains your energy. Which people are givers and which are takers? Which experiences energize and which are depleting? What thoughts fill you and what thoughts create emptiness? Become conscious of what gives to you and what takes from you.
By Dr. Margaret Paul
Chris Lieber
'Inner Bonding is the awareness that I needed to learn how to love and appreciate myself; to truly know that I am enough. Without the teachings of IB, I may never have found myself - and embraced myself with love and compassion. IB is learning to be whole - to be free, to be able to feel love and give love. IB is a blessing - IB is Peace, Calm, Bliss and Compassion." Dolores, CO Intensive 4.13
Venetia Rahal-Kotoch
'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
"Another step in the ladder of growth. It has given me a handle on working with my resistance that has been a pervasive part of my old self.
I am truly grateful to you, Kevin and Lindsay for your work."
COUPLES Intensive - Lucerne Valley, CA - October 2000
Carl Spetzler
'The learning has been profound. Learning how to connect with my Spiritual Guidance to take loving actions for myself so my true essence can shine in the world. Thank-you for sharing your learning, Margaret.' Colorado Intensive, 6.10
Deborah Lange
Even though some of the participants were beginning with Inner Bonding I have learned a lot. It would now be easier for me to guide someone who would wish to use this wonderful process in order to improve in self-love, in his/her own life, and in relations with other people.
I have also learned a number of things related to facilitation just by observing Margaret. It is sometimes important to ask questions upon questions in order to help the person discover the root of the problem.
I think the facilitation I do with some people will now improve.
Michel Côté
