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InterPlay Life Practice Program in Washington DC
Billy Amoss and
Kate Amoss
Washington, DC
Third Saturdays from 9:30am - 4:30pm, Nov. 17, 2012, Dec. 15, Jan. 26, 2013, Feb. 23, March 16, April 20, May 19, June 14-16
Create more ease, community, grace, energy, and joy in all parts of your life; Uncover the deep resources of your “body wisdom.” Explore new life possibilities in a community that says “yes!” to you. Join the 400plus people already involved in the Life Practice Program. The Life Practice Program will lead you to deep places in your life—the places that feed, nourish, and energize. It creates powerful connections with others in a community that is open and accepting. The Washington DC InterPlay® Life Practice Program includes monthly group sessions, a Secrets One Retreat, and a final weekend retreat. In each of the 7 monthly sessions we learn about and embody one or two of the eight InterPlay Body Wisdom Tools, and deepen our practice of the InterPlay forms. This occurs experientially, through playing with the forms, presentations, discussion and focus sessions. In between meetings, reading and writing reflection and individual time with the leaders deepen and strengthen your experience.
Cost: $1950 which includes tuition for Secrets of InterPlay -- a small charge may be added for rental costs
Registration/Information: Stephanie Pile at info@interlay.org or call 510/465-2797
Leaders
Billy Amoss
Billy Amoss is a certified InterPlay leader in the Washington, D.C. area. He has run retreats for men that focus on living a more embodied life, and he and his wife Kate are leading the Life Practice program in the Washington, D.C. area. Billy is the Executive Director of the Rostropovich Foundation, a DC-based non-profit organization that finances and manages international children?s health programs.
Kate Amoss
Kate Amoss, LCPC, is a weaver, InterPlay master teacher, and professional counselor in private practice. She has an unshakable faith in the power of the imagination to transform, delight, and liberate. She uses applied InterPlay with clients in groups, workshops, and individually. Together with her husband, Billy, she co-leads the InterPlay Life Practice program in the Washington DC.