The Resiliency Center: A Healing Arts Collaborative in Ambler, PA

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EMDR Training Returns in 2013

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April 26-28, 2013 & August 2-4, 2013

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Available Space

The Resiliency Center offers an attractive and welcoming environment for organizations seeking space to provide workshops, trainings, or wellness retreats. We also collaborate with organizations to create dynamic programming for their groups.

Please call (215) 542-5004 or email Elizabeth at elizabeth@ theresiliencycenter.com for more information.

Resources

Books

Recommended Books

Please visit The Resiliency Center's page on amazon.com to view our recommended books.

Published Books and Journals by our Practitioners

Elizabeth Venart

Elizabeth Venart has published two articles in professional journals on the topic of counselor wellness, and co-authored a chapter on Healing Trauma through Humanistic Connection for the book "Humanistic Perspectives on Contemporary Counseling Issues," published by Routledge in August 2011.

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Marla Cobin

Marla Cobin has co-authored a chaptered in the recently published textbook, Handbook of LGBT-Affirmative Couple and Family Therapy, edited by Jerry J Bigner and Joseph L Wetchler.

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Websites

Educational Websites about Healing Services

Resiliency Resources

Laughter Yoga

The Laughter Club at the Resiliency Center

Video of Dr. Kataria, Founder of Laughter Yoga, Laughing Silently at 5:00 am

Local Resources

National Organizations

The Resiliency Center's Meetup Groups and Online Communities

Websites of Practitioners and Instructors at The Resiliency Center

Articles on The Resiliency Center

Phillyburbs.com visits The Resiliency Center for Laughter Yoga

The Resiliency Center's weekly laughter yoga group was featured in the April 20, 2013 edition of phillyburbs.com, with an article titled "This medicine comes courtesy of a good laugh."

Montgomery News profiles the Resiliency Center

Resiliency Center helps people bounce back
By Bob Keeler, Staff Writer
May 12, 2009

There may be a lot of different paths to healing, but the overriding question for The Resiliency Center founder and director Elizabeth Venart is always the same: "How can we help people to be resilient in their lives?"

Living in a stressful world, it's hard not to have anxieties and traumas, she said.

"We don't have control over the fact that a lot of these things happen," Venart said. "Resiliency is that ability to bounce back when life gets challenging, when life throws you a curve ball."

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