Creating Space to Hear Yourself
A Workshop for Releasing Energetic & Emotional Patterns
It’s over.
So why is it still with you?
Some experiences end, but don’t fully leave us.
We still feel them in our reactions, our thoughts, our bodies, and our energy. Sometimes they keep repeating long after the situation itself is over.
This workshop explores how emotional and energetic patterns remain active beneath the surface — and how to begin releasing them.
Blending guided processes, emotional awareness work, energetic practices, and embodied exercises, this class offers a grounded approach to working with what still feels unresolved, heavy, charged, or difficult to let go of.
You’ll experience:
❋ Grounding Qigong exercises and guided meditation
❋ Understanding where emotions are stored in the body
❋ Five-Element emotional mapping
❋ Emotional and energetic release practices
❋ Guided exercises and group practice
❋ Practical techniques you can use at home
❋ Discussion, reflection, and Q&A throughout
No prior experience is necessary.
Workshop Details
Saturday, June 13
Date
12:00 - 2:00 PM
Time
The Vortex Room at Venus Moon
Location
$44
Investment
Includes a 60-minute follow-up Zoom integration session
Meet the Instructors
Caryl Rappaport
Caryl has spent her life studying patterns across art, technology, and energy. She holds a Doctorate in Chinese Energetic Medicine, along with advanced training in complementary disciplines. Her work helps people recognize the patterns shaping their lives, creating space to choose differently.
Eliza Meeker
Eliza is a Doctor of Chinese Energetic Medicine, practicing both Chinese Energetic Medicine and Seitai (Tuina), two branches of Chinese Medicine. She is the founder of Two Branches Qigong in Vermont, is a founding member of California Qigong, and recently presented at the Tai Chi & Qigong Conference at Harvard Medical School.
FAQ
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No prior experience is necessary. The workshop is designed to be accessible to both beginners and those familiar with emotional or energetic practices.
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Please bring water and anything that helps you feel comfortable, such as a journal, sweater, yoga mat, or blanket.
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Wear comfortable clothing you can move and sit in easily.
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No. Participation is always voluntary, and attendees are encouraged to honor their own pace and limits throughout the workshop.
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No. This workshop is educational and experiential in nature and is not a substitute for medical or mental health treatment.
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Emotional responses can arise during this type of work. The workshop is structured to provide grounded guidance and support while allowing participants to move at their own pace.
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No. While the work draws from multiple traditions and disciplines, the workshop is not affiliated with a specific religion or spiritual belief system.
If you’ve got a question I haven’t answered here, email me at askme@thestillpoint.works. I’d love to hear from you.
If you're ready to register, I look forward to seeing you there.