Bridget Fernandes | Saturday, Sep 6 | 9:30a - 1p CT | 15 Max Attendees | Explore identity, creativity, and social critique by creating self-portrait collages inspired by Hannah Höch’s photomontage techniques, while engaging in discussion and reflection on her work and activism.

Mary Anne Casey | Wednesday, Sep 10 | 6 - 8p | 25 max attendees | Learn how listening to ourselves and others through a structured process can access both our painful feelings and our joyful triumphs to honor and allow healing.

Joyce Boatright | Four Thursdays, Sep 11 - Oct 2 | 5:15 - 7:15p CT | 12 max attendees | Navigate major life transitions with a 4-week guided writing workshop designed to help you process change, gain insight, and transform challenges into wisdom in an emotionally healthy way.

Gika Rector | Friday, Sep 12 | 12:30 - 4p CT | 12 Max Attendees | Create beautiful, functional felt bowls or vessels from dyed merino wool using fun, hands-on felting techniques that require no prior experience.

Gwendolyn Diaz-Ridgeway | Saturday, Sep 13 | 1-4p CT | Dive deeply into universal archetypes through classic and contemporary fairy tales to increase self-awareness, understand motivational forces, and appreciate how narratives evolve over time.

Brooke Summers-Perry | Friday, Sep 19 | 12 - 1:30p CT | Engage in collaborative learning, sharing insights, asking questions, and co-creating knowledge through active discussion and reflection centered on how we are applying what is inspiring us and what we are learning.

Tiffany Heng-Hui Lee | Saturday, Sep 20 | 2 - 4p CT | 15 Max Attendees | Join us for a creative presentation and hands-on workshop in which we explore the interconnectedness of the five Chinese elements and their role in maintaining personal and ecological balance, through the practice of abstract paper collage art.

Jill Carroll | Saturday, Sep 27 | 10a - 12p CT | Join us as Dr. Jill Carroll reveals the diverse beliefs and practices of the rapidly growing “nones” population—those who identify as having no religious affiliation—through new research insights that can foster better understanding within relationships and in broader contexts.

Houston Playback Theatre | Friday, Oct 3 | 7 - 8:30pm CT | Relax and enjoy an evening with Houston Playback Theatre as the true stories of audience members come to life.

Sandra G Moore | Saturday, Oct 4 | 10a - 4p CT | Potentially appropriate for 5 CEs* | 15 Max Attendees | Gain insight into the effects of hidden trauma and unconscious patterned fears that drive our relationship with money. Learn to uncover and heal these wounds to foster healthy financial habits.

Asli Baykal | Friday, Oct 17 | Doors open at 5p. Free screening begins at 5:30p CT | Presentation ($20) from 8 to 9p CT | Co-presented with the Houston Psychoanalytic Society | Potentially appropriate for 1 CE* | Explore complicated grief and attempts to resolve it through “perverse pacts.”

Laura Spector | Saturday, Oct 18 | 1 - 4p CT | Engage in visual storytelling with artist Laura Spector as your guide.

Chaden Yafi | Saturday, Oct 25 | 10a - 12p CT | Discover the parallels between musical interpretation and navigating diverse worldviews, drawing on philosophy, anthropology, and existential questions.

Kenneth Gayle and Rodney Waters | Friday, Oct 31 | 7 - 8:30p CT | Suggested Donation, $15 | Limited seating, registration required | Engage with music’s transformative power in this brief lecture and concert inspired by darkness and the underworld through the myth of Orpheus. A Unity Fine Arts production generously underwritten by The Bosarge Family Foundation.

Kenneth Gayle and Rodney Waters | Saturday, Nov 1 | 7 - 8:30p CT | Suggested Donation, $15 | Limited seating, registration required | Engage with music’s transformative power in this brief lecture and concert inspired by darkness and the underworld through the myth of Orpheus. A Unity Fine Arts production generously underwritten by The Bosarge Family Foundation.

Jill Carroll | Thursday, Nov 6 | 6:30 - 8p CT | Challenge the cultural tendency to dehumanize by exploring its roots and learning concrete actions to foster greater awareness and promote individual and collective flourishing.

Irving Finkel | Friday, Nov 7 | 6 - 7:30p CT | Join us as Dr. Irving Finkel, the Assistant Keeper of Ancient Mesopotamian script, languages, and cultures in the Middle East Department of the British Museum, uncovers how script began and what people wrote about in their now extinct languages. Generously sponsored by Archaeology Now in partnership with The British Consulate-Houston.

Irving Finkel | Saturday, Nov 8 | 10a - 2p CT | Voyage through some of the world’s most iconic cuneiform texts in stories, letters, and music and explore the amulets, magical spells, and rituals used to address demons, devils, witches, and to summon ghosts. Generously sponsored by Archaeology Now in partnership with The British Consulate-Houston.

Kelly Penrod & Michael Winters | Saturday, Nov 15 | 1 - 4pm CT | Potentially appropriate for 3 CEs* | Develop emotional resilience and dialogic skills to engage empathetically with conflicting beliefs, stay connected during upheaval, and hold space for ambiguity and disagreement.

Brooke Summers-Perry | Saturday, Nov 22 | 2 - 3:30p CT | Engage in collaborative learning, sharing insights, asking questions, and co-creating knowledge through active discussion and reflection centered on how we are applying what is inspiring us and what we are learning.

Bridget Fernandes | Four Thursdays, Jan 15 - Feb 5 | 6 - 8p CT | max attendees 30 | Explore the evolution of human rights through analysis and discussion of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR), and learn to embody equity, justice, and solidarity in everyday life.

Judy Wilbratte | Six Fridays, Jan 16 - Feb 20 | 2 - 3:30p CT | Explore the Enneagram to recognize unconscious patterns, embrace your strengths, deepen self-awareness, and improve relationships with greater compassion and understanding.

Mary Anne Casey | Saturday, Jan 17 | 1 - 3p CT | 25 max in-person attendees | With clear guidance, learn how to use a structured process to access both our painful feelings and our joyful triumphs to honor and allow healing for ourselves and others.

Michael Winters | Saturday, Jan 24 | 9a - 1p CT | Discover methods for discovering life’s meaning through thought-provoking discussions and practical exercises based on Viktor Frankl’s Logotherapy. | Potentially appropriate for 4 CEs*

Mary Anne Casey | Saturday, Jan 24 | 1 - 3p CT | Practice using a structure and safe container for deep listening to help you process your life with compassion, connection, and non-judgmental attention.

Carla Lyles | Saturday, Feb 7 | 11:30 - 1:30p CT | max attendees 25 | Step inward through the combined languages of music, art, writing, and crafting a personalized journal that fosters reflection, self-expression, and community connection.

Bridget Fernandes | Four Tuesdays, Feb 17 - Mar 10 | 6 - 8p CT |Engage with your cultural identity through writing, collage, and photography, reflecting on personal experiences and deepening self-understanding through creative expression.

Brooke Summers-Perry | Saturday, Feb 21 | 1 - 4p CT | Discover a variety of simple creative practices to access your inner guide, habituate awareness and compassion, and establish a more robust routine that supports your values.

Felix Scardino | Six Mondays, Feb 23 - Mar 30 | 6 - 9p CT | max attendees 15 | Discover how to awaken each morning anticipating what you are creating, rather than worrying about what you fear. | Potentially appropriate for 18 CEs*

Samphire Savage | Wednesday, Feb 25 | 6 - 9p CT| Reimagine the tarot as a creative tool to move beyond fear and grief, spark innovation, and collaboratively envision new possibilities.

Houston Playback Theatre | Friday, Feb 27 | 7 - 8:30p CT | max attendees 55 | Relax and enjoy an evening with Houston Playback Theatre as the true stories of audience members come to life.

Mary Anne Casey | Saturday, Feb 28 | 1 - 3p CT | Practice using a structure and safe container for deep listening to help you process your life with compassion, connection, and non-judgmental attention.

Helen Spaw | Thursday, Mar 26 | 10a - 12p CT | Reconnect with your innate creativity through art-making, mindfulness, and self-expression to enhance wellness, relieve stress, and gain deeper insight.

Mary Anne Casey | Saturday, Mar 28 | 1 - 3p CT | Practice using a structure and safe container for deep listening to help you process your life with compassion, connection, and non-judgmental attention.

Stefanie Fercking | Three Tuesdays, Mar 31 - Apr 14 | 6:30 - 8p CT | 12 max attendees | Discover the power of short-form memoir to process life experiences, spark creativity, and express truth with honesty, clarity, and emotion.

Shavonnah Roberts Schreiber | Four Wednesdays, Apr 8 - 29 | 6 - 7:15p CT | Develop self-leadership–and close the gap between potential and performance–by clarifying goals, boosting confidence, and creating daily practices to respond intentionally to challenges.

Camille Mica | Saturday, Apr 25* | 9a - 12:30p CT| max attendees 12 | Explore your dreams through the lens of depth psychology paired with embodied practices, including guided meditation, somatic awareness, writing or journaling, expressive visual art-making, and a practice called Authentic Movement. Potentially appropriate for 3 CEs*

Mary Anne Casey | Saturday, Apr 25 | 1 - 3p CT | Practice using a structure and safe container for deep listening to help you process your life with compassion, connection, and non-judgmental attention.

Liz Seitz | Wednesday, May 6 | 6 - 8p CT | Join us as we explore the connection between the ways we adapted to our childhood struggles and the complications in our adult relationships. | Potentially appropriate for 2 CEs*