With Rabbi Shaya Isenberg, Bahira Sugarman, Lynne Iser, Rabbi Nadya Gross, and Rabbi Victor Gross
A Sage is a person who deserves respect and honor and whose work it is to synthesize wisdom from long life experience and to formulate this into a legacy for future generations.
–The Live Oak Project
- Learn to mentor others in the exciting work of Sage-ing®.
- Learn to mentor others in the exciting work of Sage-ing®.
- Learn to be a Wisdom Keeper and teach others to discover their life’s wisdom.
- Learn about the Soul’s journey and how to guide others with their process.
- Bring the Sage-ing® process to your community and friends.
To enroll in Part 3, you must have successfully completed Parts 1 and 2, which may be taken in any order. To apply, please contact us at sageing@yerusha.org
This course will provide the training and support that is needed to take the Sage-ing® work home and to then serve as a mentor to others who are following the Sage-ing® path. The training period for this course is one-year and includes:
Two 5-day Intensive Workshops
- A tele-course that focuses on Jewish, and other sources, for Sage-ing®
- Tele-conferences with an instructor
- Monthly coaching with your spirit buddy
As a mentor-in-training, you will learn and/or brush up on the skills to work effectively with the Sage-ing® Tools, including:
- Learning to guide participants safely through the major Sage-ing® exercises.
- Learning to communicate the goals and values of Sage-ing®.
- Learning how to use your life skills as a Sage-ing® mentor.
During the training period, you will work with the faculty and receive their guidance in designing a mentoring project that utilizes your particular skills and addresses your professional goals. For instance, if you are a congregational rabbi, you’ll have support in introducing the Sage-ing® work to your membership; if you are a therapist, you’ll have help integrating it into your practice.
Part 3 Upcoming Dates
Cohort 4
- First retreat: Oct 15-20, 2017 at the Franciscan Center, Tampa Florida.
- Tele course dates: Dec 10, 2017; Jan 21, 2018, Feb 18, 2018, Mar 18, 2018, all at 11 am EST
- Final retreat – Aug 19-24, 2018 at Stony Point Center, Stony Point, New York.
- Final projects completed by Friday, Jun 29, 2018
Cohort 5
- First retreat – Oct 2019 TBA
- Tele-course dates – Dec 2019; Jan, Feb, Mar 2020 TBA
- Final retreat – Oct 2020 TBA
The Franciscan Retreat Center in Tampa, Florida, offers the quiet seclusion of a faraway retreat, and yet it isn’t far away at all. The Center’s Main building includes a chapel, a spacious dining room overlooking the Hillsborough River, and comfortable bedrooms with private showers, including both single and double rooms. Single rooms will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis. Two of the bedrooms are handicapped equipped. All public areas are handicapped accessible. The building has central air-conditioning and heat and ceiling fans in each room. Bed linens and towels are provided. Our program will take place in Sabbath House, a separate home-like building with a beautiful private meeting space. The Center’s labyrinth is located between the Main Building and Sabbath House. An outdoor pavilion is situated at the edge of the river which flows along the property.
For more information, or to apply, please contact us at sageing@yerusha.org