Shasta Resilience Program

Welcome

The Shasta Resilience Project was born in 2018 following the devastating Carr Fire. Working with the evidence-based model developed by the

Center for Mind Body Medicine, we offer small groups and workshops designed to heal trauma, manage stress and build resilience.

Small Group Format

8-week small groups provide a safe, confidential space to learn tangible skills to calm the physiological responses to stress. Participants learn a new skill each week (meditation, movement, drawing etc.)…

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Workshops

Introductory workshops are a great way to quickly learn a few stress-management skills, and explore the science of mind/body medicine. Workshops can last from 1-4 hours and are offered free of charge…

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Drop-In-Groups

Drop-in groups offer an opportunity for participants to try the group process without the commitment of an 8-week group. There are two formats for drop-in groups. One is open to the public and one is a “refresher group”…

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Small Group Format

8-week small groups provide a safe, confidential space to learn tangible skills to calm the physiological responses to stress.

LEARN MORE

Workshops

Introductory workshops are a great way to quickly learn a few stress-management skills, and explore the science of mind/body medicine. Workshops can last from 1-4 hours and can be delivered in person or online.

LEARN MORE

Drop-In-Groups

Drop-in groups offer an opportunity for participants to try the group process without the commitment of an 8-week group.

LEARN MORE

About the CMBM Model

The Center for Mind-Body Medicine creates communities of hope and healing. It is the world’s largest, most effective evidence-based program for healing population-wide psychological trauma and stress. Bringing together a variety of techniques drawn from the world’s healing traditions as well as modern medicine, the model teaches whole populations to heal themselves.

Our goal is to equip children and adults in the north state to:

Understand the role of stress and trauma and how they impact physical and emotional health.
Utilize evidence-based self-care techniques to improve health and wellbeing.
Normalize honest, open communication that respects all participants and welcomes the healthy expression of emotion.

Mind-Body Skills Groups

Our Mind-Body Skills Groups provide a
remarkable opportunity to relieve stress, heal
trauma, and build resilience.

Participant Testimonials

“I wish I had learned these skills thirty years ago.”

“There were moments of panic, moments of intense emotions and self-limiting fears, but leaving here, I feel lighter, more open, freer. Able to let go of some of that past, trauma, drama, and baggage.”

“My experience in the group has given me tools that have transformed the way I process stressful situations.”

“The group has changed my life. I see the world with different eyes and I know the future will be much better.”

“This program was perfect for me! Self-exploration can be a daunting task–doing it with others in a non-judgmental, supportive way helps me become more aware and compassionate.”

Meet Our CMBM Facilitators

Amrit Kajla,

RN, MSN, FNP, PHN

Amy Cavalleri

Irene Salter

MA, PH.D

Kristin Miller,

PH.D

Linda McGinnis

Maggie Zlotowski,

RN, CNM, CFNP

Malama MacNeil

Marcia Ramstrom

Melissa Morris

MS, PPSC

Nichole Laurance

Sharon Ann Brisolara,

MS, PH.D.

Theresa Juelch

Wendy Dickens

MSW

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Northern California CMBM

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We hope you are following us on Instagram @norcalmindbody! We are moving into some exciting territory: expanding connections, diversifying formats for providing MBM skills, and

Shasta Resilience: Facilitator Questions

Please take a few minutes to help us plan for our KKRN radio show, future offerings and grants, our October Retreat, and a potential June informal gathering. Please submit your responses by May 26th.