Conference PresentersWayne Muller is a therapist, public speaker, minister, and author of Legacy of the Heart, which

explores the resilience of the spirit in the face of human sorrow. His secondbook – How Then Shall We Live? examines four simple questions that revealour natural, inner abundance, and liberate our ability to be joyfully kind andhelpful in our families and communities. His third book, Sabbath: Restoringthe Sacred Rhythm of Rest, explores how, in the relentless busyness of modern life, we have lost the essential rhythm between work and rest. Hislatest book is called Learning to Pray: How We Find Heaven on Earth, a guide

for finding peace in ourselves and in the world in the midst of troubled times. Wayne is the founder ofBread for the Journey, a nonprofit organization which supports the natural generosity of ordinarypeople as they learn to become neighborhood philanthropists. www.breadforthejourney.org.

Liz Lipski, PhD, CCN holds a doctorate and is board certified in Clinical Nutrition. She has beenworking in the field of holistic and complimentary medicine for over 25 years.She’s the author of Digestive Wellness, Digestive Wellness for Children, andLeaky Gut Syndrome. She’s the Director of Doctoral Studies at HawthornHealth and Nutrition Institute, and the nutrition editor for Pilates StyleMagazine. She is nationally known for her expertise in the fields of nutrition,integrative health, and digestive and auto-immune conditions. She's the founderof www.accesstohealthexperts.com, a holistic health membership website. She

is currently in practice in Asheville, NC and offers private counseling in person and over the phone.www.innovativehealing.com.

Jonna Tamases grew up in Northern California and started performing in grade school. Sheattended Columbia University and Stanford University, then honed hercomedic skills with various sketch and improv groups in San Francisco. In LosAngeles she has been in plays, television shows and movies, most recentlyrecurring as Irene in the ABC sitcom “Less Than Perfect” and she writes and performs sketch comedy with ACME Comedy Theater's Main Company. A 3-timecancer survivor (Hodgkin's Disease, Large-Cell Lymphoma, Breast Cancer),she has turned her experience into a highly acclaimed one-woman show,

Jonna’s Body, please hold. The show was nominated for two Ovation Awards: Best World PremierePlay and Best Lead Actress. A movie version will be available in June '07. www.jonnasbody.com.

Martin L. Rossman, MD, Dipl.Ac. is a physician, acupuncturist, author, and educator knowninternationally as a pioneer in the field of guided imagery. He is Founder andDirector of the Collaborative Medicine Center in Greenbrae, California andFounder of The Healing Mind, a resource center for evidence-based information and tools for self-healing. Through the Academy for GuidedImagery, a postgraduate training organization which he co-founded, hehas taught guided imagery to over 10,000 health professionals. He is theauthor of Fighting Cancer from Within: How to Use the Power of Your Mind

For Healing and Guided Imagery for Self-Healing: An Essential Resource for Anyone SeekingWellness. Dr. Rossman is a Clinical Associate in the Department of Medicine at UCSF, and a consultantto the Osher Center for Integrative Medicine at UCSF and the Rosenthal Center for ComplementaryMedicine, Columbia University, New York. His emphasis is on helping patients learn how to helpthemselves. www.thehealingmind.org.

One World Taiko is a professional Japanese drum ensemble that incorporates dynamic movement with heart pounding percussion. Their music is drawn from Japan's ancienttradition of lively and spirited festival drumming and One World Taiko’s owncreative rhythms, arrangements and choreography, adding a modern spirit tothe ancient art of Taiko. They have auditioned and been selected by juries toseveral regional Performing Arts Rosters. After relocating to Seattle in 2001,One World Taiko was selected to be on the King County Arts Commission'sTouring Arts Roster for 2002-2003 and 2005-2006 and Washington State Arts

Commission's Artist in Residence Program for 2003-2005. One World Taiko performs regularly at festivals,colleges, corporate events and schools throughout Washington and the U.S. www.oneworldtaiko.com.

Jean Shinoda Bolen, MD is a psychiatrist, Jungian analyst, clinical professor of psychiatry at the University of California San Francisco, and an internationally knownspeaker and author. She is a Distinguished Life Fellow of the AmericanPsychiatric Association, a recipient of the Institute for Health and Healing’s“Pioneers in Arts, Sciences, and the Soul of Healing Award,” and author ofThe Tao of Psychology, Goddesses in Everywoman, Gods in Everyman, Ringof Power, Crossing to Avalon, Close to the Bone, The Millionth Circle, Goddessesin Older Women, Crones Don’t Whine, and Urgent Message From Mother.

Close to the Bone: Life-Threatening Illness as a Soul Journey (10th Anniversary Revised edition,2007) was inspired by her participation in Healing Journeys’ Cancer as a Turning Point conferences.www.jeanbolen.com.

Gary Malkin is an Emmy award-winning composer, producer, performer, and public speaker, dedicated to making a difference in the world by offering musical experiencesthat inspire the heart and catalyze social and individual healing. Together withco-author Michael Stillwater, he produced the acclaimed CD/book, GracefulPassages:A Companion For Living and Dying, which was created to help peoplemeet the spiritual issues of mortality in an aesthetic way. As the co-founder(with Stillwater) of the nonprofit, Companion Arts, he has released a newaudio resource for healthcare professionals entitled Care for the Journey:

Messages and Music for Sustaining the Heart of Healthcare. Gary offers arts and spirituality presentations at places such as Harvard’s Conference on Spirituality and Medicine, ScrippsIntegrative Clinic and UCSF Medical School. Another spoken word and music CD just released for lay audiences is called The Heart of Healing. An artistic director for global healing conferencesinternationally, Gary is dedicated to using music as an integrative catalyst, helping us to balance ourpredominantly intellectual lives with more compassion and spirituality. www.wisdomoftheworld.com.

Suzanne Grace had a distinguished 20+ year career in the performing arts as a professionaldancer, choreographer, teacher and artistic director of her own dance company, based in St. Louis, MO. She retired in l997 upon moving toCalifornia and devoted her talents to the healing arts of yoga, Pilates andbodywork. She volunteered for 4 years as a massage therapist for cancerpatients at the Charlotte Maxwell Clinic in Oakland, and led a monthlyyoga retreat for women in Marin County, whose lives had been touched by cancer. Suzanne has taught and performed worldwide, sharing her unique

understanding of the wisdom of the body potential, and inspiring all who experience her work to

"move with grace." She resides in the Sierra foothills between two sacred rivers near Auburn, CA.www.graceyoga.com.

Sista Monica Parker, singer/songwriter, record producer and award-winning performer, is oneof the most sought after and admired Blues, Soul and Gospel singers on theinternational music scene today. Sista Monica was a 2006 nominee for a W.C.Handy Award (the Grammy of the blues world) for “Best Soul Blues FemaleArtist Of The Year.” She put down her gospel roots singing and touring withgospel choirs in Chicago and Gary, Indiana. She exploded onto the musicscene in 1992, singing festivals, concerts and producing original songs. In2003, she was diagnosed with a rare and severe form of cancer, Synovial

Sarcoma. Determined to sing and live out her purpose, she has survived aggressive chemotherapy,two major surgeries and high dosage radiation treatments. Sista Monica is a soul survivor. She contends“It was surely the music and the grace of God that kept me alive!” Her 7th and latest CD, Can’t KeepA Good Woman Down released in 2005, is certainly a testament to that. Mostly original songs, itoffers hope and a reflection of her remarkable recovery experience. www.sistamonica.com.

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A Free Conference Designed To Educate,

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Cancer as a Turning Point

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From Surviving to Thriving™

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June 23 & 24, 2007McAlister Auditorium Furman UniversityGreenville, SC

Sponsoring Partners:

Conference Designer and Emcee: Jan Adrian, MSW, Founder and Director of Healing Journeys

Furman Housing must be reserved by June 1, 2007.

Registration

Cancer as aTurning Point™Greenville, South Carolina –June 23 & 24, 2007

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Address

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Day Phone ( ) - Email

PurposeThe purpose of this conference is to educate, inspire, connect and celebrate

all whose lives have been touched by cancer or any life-altering illness.

• Cancer or any life-altering illness can be viewed as both a curse and a blessing.

• If viewed simply as a disease of the body, it is experienced only as a curse.

• When we view illness in the context of the whole person (body, mind, emotions

and spirit), we see its transformative potential, as an awakening for the soul

and spirit. Only then can we see it as a blessing and ulitize its gifts.

Who Should Attend• Women and men touched by cancer or any life-altering illness

• Healthcare providers

• People supporting friends or family touched by cancer or other illness

Conference Objectives• Differentiate between curing the body and healing the person

• Explore illness as an awakening with transformative potential

• Rediscover the healing capacity of the human spirit

• Facilitate healing from within as an essential component of total health

• Experience the physical and emotional benefits of group support

• Incorporate stories, music and laughter as part of the healing process

• Discover the impact of psycho-social and spiritual beliefs on the immune system

• Facilitate networking among people and organizations with common goals

and concerns

Thanks To Our SponsorsCancer Centers of the Carolinas

Bon Secours St. Francis Hospital System

Greenville Hospital System

Faith and James Knight Foundation

Gibbs Regional Cancer Center

Steering Committee

Gwendolyn Halsey-Albertson Foundation

Dan D. Davenport Trust

Community Foundation of Greater Greenville

Cancer Society of Greenville County

Laurens County Health Care System

Conference Information June 23, 2007 • 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.June 24, 2007 • 9:30 a.m. to 3:45 p.m.Check-in will begin at 8 a.m. on Saturday

McAlister Auditorium, Furman UniversityGreenville, South Carolina

SaturdayWayne Muller, MDivLiz Lipski, PhD, CNCJonna TamasesMarty Rossman, MDSista MonicaHealing Story

SundayJean Shinoda Bolen, MDGary MalkinSuzanne GraceRegional Panel moderated by Larry Gluck, MDOne World TaikoHealing Story

A non-denominational Christian worship service will be held in the Furman Chapel on Sunday at 8:30 a.m.

Although there is to attendthis conference, Pre-Registration is necessary.

LunchesLunch time will be networking time. We encourage everyone to stay for lunch. You can order or bring your own lunch. No lunch orders can be taken after June 15th.

Housing at Furman UniversityHousing is available at Furman in student apartments. Each apartment includes four private bedrooms with a double bed in each room, two shared baths, living room, kitchen, patio or balcony and basic furniture.• Cost is $145 per person for two nights (Friday and Saturday) and six

meals, starting with Friday dinner and ending with Sunday lunch. • Furman Housing must be reserved by June 1st.

Hotel AccommodationsA block of rooms is being held at the Westin Poinsett, located in downtown Greenville, approximately 7 miles from Furman University. Please mention Furman Conference when you make your reservations to receive the discounted room rate of $105 night. (864) 421-9700.

Other hotels close to Furman are listed on www.healingjourneys.org.

Continuing EducationHealing Journeys is approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Provider No. CEP 10808 and by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences, Provider No. PCE 953. South Carolina Boards will accept California approval.• Saturday only: 8 contact hours - $75 • Sunday only: 6 contact hours - $60• Entire conference: 14 contact hours - $125. There will be NO refunds for

CEUs after June 15th

RegistrationPlease fill out a separate registration form for each person. You may photocopy the form. You may register by fax at: (916) 391-1004, on the web at: www.healingjourneys.org or by mail at: Healing Journeys, PO Box 221417, Sacramento, CA 95822.

CancellationsWe regret that there will be no refunds for the conference after June 15th.

More InformationIf you need more brochures, or you have questions, please call:1-800-423-9882 or visit www.healingjourneys.org.

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Conference Information

A Free Conference Designed to Educate,Inspire, Connect and Celebrate

MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO HEALING JOURNEYS

TO REGISTER BY MAIL OR FAX PLEASE FILL OUT THIS FORM AND SEND TO:Healing Journeys • P.O. Box 221417 • Sacramento, CA 95822 • Fax: (916) 391-1004

or register at www.healingjourneys.org

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LUNCH INFORMATION - Please note that NO lunch orders can be taken after June 15th

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m I am staying at Furman which includes lunch.

m I will bring my own lunch.

m I am ordering lunch at $10 a day for m Both days m Saturday only m Sunday only

m I want to stay in the Furman student apartments for $145 for two nights and six meals (Friday dinner through Sunday lunch).

Housing reservations must be made by June 1, 2007.

m I want CEUs.

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m $125/Conf-14 CEUs m $75/Sat-8 CEUs m $60/Sun-6 CEUs

Your name tag will be color coded to help you connect with others.

Please check which category best describes you: m Breast Cancer m Health Professional

m Metastatic Breast Cancer m Family Member or Support Person m Prefer not to be Identified

m Other Kind of Cancer m Other Illness

m The Entire Conference m Sat. 6/23 m Sun. 6/24

m I plan to attend the Sunday worship service

m Check here if you need special seating arrangements because of hearing, visual, or mobility impairments. Describe

Healing Journeys Greenville, SC Steering CommitteeChair: F. Hope MurtaughFounding Member: Robin J. DavenportMembers: Neil B. Caesar, Esq.; Jeffery Giguere, MD; Carol Ball, OTR/L,CST; Doris Beasley, RN; Russ Burns; Charlene Comer; Anne Jackson; Katherine Jeter, EdD; Barbara Stacy, JD.

Cancer as aTurning PointFrom Surviving toThriving™