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
Today, notice, without judgment, the various ways you try to control your feelings, others and outcomes. Do you get angry, blame, give yourself up, resist, worry and ruminate? Do these choices actually give you control or do they just make you feel anxious? Noticing can give you new choices.
By Dr. Margaret Paul
'My third Intensive was surprisingly revelatory, in that I was finally able to access and process some deep woundedness that I had not fully recognized before. I feel more whole than I did five days ago. Yeah! Thank you, Margaret and my fellow brave participants.' Colorado Intensive, 4.12
John Collinge
"Wow, what greater gift could there be than a conscious, loving, spirit connected relationship with myself? Thank you. Thank you. Thank you." Santa Barbara Intensive, 12/05
Monte Umphress
'I have had a deeply profound experience of reconnecting with my purpose in life after a period of being off track in midlife. This experience has given me the freedom to re-create my life, career and relationships with heartfelt joy and guidance from a wiser sense of my self.' Colorado Intensive, 10.10
Deborah Lange
"The Intensive is such a safe environment for deep healing to happen - by deep healing I mean to really get that you are not your wounded self. Even if you've practiced Inner Bonding for a long time, there are always more layers of healing to do. And it's a wonderful journey!" L.A. Intensive, 2/05
Nancy Swisher
"With each Intensive I am more and more amazed at the wealth of information I walk away with. It's priceless and life changing." Advanced Intensive, 11.17
Cindy Shore
'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
