The Tools for Peace Program for Professionals is designed for adults in professions
in which a means to help others is essential.
The program is designed for adults with a professional commitment to benefit others.
To strengthen one’s own motivation and capacity to benefit others Tools For Peace offers methods, strategies and actions to:
• Process and manage negative emotions and stress
• Resolve conflicts within oneself and with others
• Interact harmoniously and productively with others
• Effectively cope with one’s own difficulties and alleviate the difficulties of others
Tools For Peace emphasizes self-transformation, developing our own qualities to effectively serve the needs of others.
Using the Personal Mandala Workbook as a guide, program participants combine mindfulness, meditation, artistic expression, writing, and discussion to create
a personal mandala. The workshop, held at our Ari Bhöd camp facility, is combined with yoga, tai-chi, and massage to support personal transformation.
Personally and with peers, professionals explore how to apply Tools For Peace within the context of their own lives and practices in a supportive and encouraging atmosphere.
For more details about the program, go to our Annual Workshop for Professionals.
Tools For Peace builds skills to address communication and relationship issues between interacting parties, to overcome barriers to negotiation and resolution, as well as increases the capacity to prevent one’s professional life from adversely impacting one’s personal life.
EDUCATION:
Tools For Peace enhances instructional capacity by strengthening skills of communication and cooperation between students, colleagues, and community.
HEALING:
Tools For Peace enhances healing capacity by strengthening authentic communication and the openness to relate to another’s condition.
Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider # 00352877, for 33 Contact Hours
INTERNATIONAL SERVICE:
Tools For Peace increases the capacity to help others cope by strengthening authentic communication and the openness to relate to another’s condition.
