CULTIVATING A RESILIENT MIND, BODY & SPIRIT
February 2-6, 2025 | Gita Wagner
ABOUT THE SERIES:
Join us during your Mii amo Journey for a series of workshops to promote resiliency and navigate burnout. Overstimulation and chronic stress can lead to a continuous override of our body’s physiological needs and rhythms. Our autonomic nervous system becomes out of balance, leading to feelings of overwhelm.
This series is an invitation to pause, breathe and reflect and to reverse yourself out of overwhelm. Reclaim a more natural, intentional and loving way of being and return to the source of your energy, building resilience.
Journey guests may attend one, two or all six 90-minute sessions. Each session builds upon preceding content, yet can also be attended as a single, independent session. We recommend arriving 15 minutes prior to the start time if any previous sessions were missed, allowing us to provide a concise summary.
Private Sessions
Private Sessions with Gita Wagner are available for Mii amo Journey guests. Please inquire with your Journey Guide.
Meet Gita Wagner
After a car accident in her early twenties created a spiritual opening, Gita traveled Europe, North Africa and India to practice meditation, yoga, Zen Buddhism and Sufism. During those years she received extensive training in several wholistic healing arts, such as biodynamic and psychic massage, rebirthing, hypnosis and spiritual therapy. In the 1990’s, now living in Europe, her work with people began to focus on Developmental Trauma Healing, Systemic Family Constellations (B. Hellinger), Essence Work (F. Muqquadam, A.H. Almaas), the neuroscience of attachment (D. Siegel, D. Poole-Heller) and Somatic Experiencing™ (P. Levine).
Since then Gita has been creating and teaching somatic trauma healing intensives, residential retreats for women and has mentored somatic psychotherapists, energy workers and meditation teachers. She co-developed Emotional Intelligence retreats for Daimler-Chrysler Germany which she facilitated at Daimler’s management training academy from 2001 until moving to the US in 2005.
Gita resides in Sedona, Arizona, a beloved home base for her work in private practice, as a leader for Path Retreats Global, and as a master therapist for Mii amo for 13 years.