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[Kelly]

Project Jason presents the Keys to Healing retreat webinar.

 

 

This webinar provides families of missing persons interested in attending the annual retreat an idea of the type of information presented there, It covers 6 Key Benefits gained by attending the retreat.

 

These Key Benefits include:

 

• Understanding the effects of trauma on the brain and body
• Understanding the core emotions that impact families of missing persons
• Understanding changed relationships
• Answering the big question: How do I live in the "not knowing"?
• The importance of nourishment of the mind, body, and spirit while living with ambiguous loss
• Why meeting and being with others experiencing the same trauma is highly beneficial

Family members of missing persons who are unable to attend the retreat are encouraged to watch as this webinar provides an invaluable core understanding of living with ambiguous loss.

 

Special guests, family members of missing persons, Don Ross, and Maureen Reintjes, provide feedback about the benefits of attending the retreat. Both are 5 year attendees.

 

Duane Bowers, core instructor at the retreat, offers valuable information about the 6 key benefits for family members attending. Kelly Murphy, President and Founder of Project Jason, presents.

 

Watch the presentation here: http://youtu.be/KQ3TmuCMTes

 

Learn more about Don Ross' missing son, Jesse: http://projectjason....ss-il-11212006/

 

Learn more about Kelly Murphy's missing son, Jason: http://projectjason....ki-ne-06132001/

 

Learn more about Duane Bowers: http://duanetbowers.com/

 

More about the Keys to Healing Retreat: http://projectjason....family-retreat/

 

About Project Jason

Project Jason, founded in 2003, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to assisting families of missing persons. The organization offers tactical guidance, emotional support, and hope for families continuing their searches for answers.

 

The families working with Project Jason benefit from increased public awareness of their missing loved ones through a variety of outreach and educational activities. The families are also guided toward existing resources available to help with their efforts.

Project Jason is based in Renton, Washington.

For more information about Project Jason’s objectives, activities and services, go to http://www.projectjason.org