Achieving Effective and Comfortable Change

Care providers or their patients can use this training, as individuals or groups, to quickly and accurately identify and break through barriers keeping people from comfortable and effective change. This 12-hour workshop centers around health, security, self-expression and relationships. 

The workshop examines negative beliefs and programming and clarifies values. Participants learn how to “play in the zone” by combining logic, reason and intellect with intuition, creativity and imagination. 

We employ relaxation techniques, visualization and affirmation with physical motion to learn about reference points within the body that serve as clues to your responses. These reference points—such as blushing, stomach churning or goosebumps—become the foundational tools for learning to trust your intuition about a situation. We call this process “intuitive impression.” 

Marc Hertz has facilitated this workshop since 1978, when he trained in the Human Potential Development Movement (1978-1984) under Howard Nease, a pioneer in the field.

Addiction: The Enemy of Relationships

Marc Hertz has distilled his personal experiences and those of people he has counseled into a deep understanding of the emotional and psychological tolls of addiction on a family. In this engaging and deeply personal presentation, Hertz probes beyond the drugs and alcohol to help participants recognize that the behavioral symptoms of addiction are “contagious“ within a family. He also reveals the damage those symptoms cause in all relationships. 

Preoccupation, failed attempts to control, hiding, sneaking and the quest for instant gratification all hurt relationships—and these behaviors aren’t limited to the individual in crisis.

This presentation educates and empowers family members to positively influence relationships and heal while carving their own paths to better lives.