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Evaluation Info & Links

Below please find links to the evaluation forms for each presenter, as well as a list of the objectives plus citations.

If you have applied for CE's for the conference, you MUST complete the evaluations forms.

October 17-19, 2025,  -  Imagery International's 17th Annual Conference, Awakening and Illuminating Our World with Imagery. Overall Educational Goals 

  • Deepen our Imagery skills and other ways of knowing from the conscious, unconscious, intuitive, spiritual and somatic dimensions.
  • Explore diverse wisdom practices from various perspectives and dimensions, such as Yoga, Deep Imagery, Self Compassion, Guided Imagery and Tarotpy.
  • Gather at our virtual conference to create community, camaraderie and commitment and to honor many ways to propel us forward to awaken and illuminate our world with imagery.

https://forms.gle/8GutLfiSsT4G4z3XA


October 18, Session 1

Joseph Le Page

Mudra practice as a support for Guided Imagery Work

1. Explain what mudras are and how they work.
2. Comprehend how mudras can be combined with guided imagery.
3. Experience specific healing mudras for guided imagery.
 


https://forms.gle/zzhvyU8SXJfoYDuj8



Citations:

Le Page, J., & Le Page, L. (2013). Mudras for Healing and Transformation. Integrative Yoga Therapy.

Le Page, J., & Le Page, L. (2013). Mudras for Healing and Transformation. Integrative Yoga Therapy.

Le Page, Joseph. [Integrative Yoga] (2024). What are mudras? An experience with Joseph Le Page [Video]. YouTube. https://youtu.be/SglEq4XWRT4?si=6tc1-1OSDBQBAjiG


October 18, Session 2


Tori Paul
Body as Altar: Creativity as Ritual Inquiry

  1. Identify creativity as a ritual of self-inquiry through Tantric visualization and imaginal practices.            
  2. Describe how sound, poetry, and voice facilitate self-exploration within the context of ritual and creativity.      
  3. Understand the integration of psychology, spirituality, and imaginal practice in using creativity as a tool for self-inquiry and personal growth.


https://forms.gle/5y4hXcf5mBcAY2mUA


Citations

Timalsina, S. (2013). Imagining reality: image and visualization in classical Hinduism. Southeast Review of Asian Studies, 35, 50-69.

Schwartz, S. L. (2004). Rasa : performing the divine in India. Columbia University Press.

Chavis, G. G. (2011). Poetry and story therapy : the healing power of creative expression. Jessica Kingsley Publishers.






October 18, 2025, Session 3

Susanne Hodgins

From Zen to Deep Imagery

1. Identify how imagery deepens a meditation practice.
2. Define Deep Imagery in the context of a meditation practice.
3. Experience how meditation leads to deep imagery.



https://forms.gle/9arNZwsRSzYv9NgU8


Citations

Jäger, Willigis. Search for the Meaning of Life: Essays and Reflections on the Mystical Experience. Triumph Books, 1995.


Jäger, Willigis. The Way to Contemplation: Encountering God Today. Paulist Press, 1987.


Hübl, T., & Avritt, J. J. (2020). Healing collective trauma: A process for integrating our intergenerational and cultural wounds. Sounds True. 


Gallegos, Eligio Stephen. Animals of the Four Windows: Integrating Thinking, Sensing, Feeling, and Imagery. Moon Bear Press, 1991



October 19, Session 4


Mary Diggin, PhD and Elaine Santos, MA Connecting through Imagery 

  1. Identify 3 aspects of common humanity within the framework of self-compassion and its impact on reducing feelings of isolation.

  2. Define the meaning of C.G. Jung's concept of Synchronicity

  3. Integrate insights from the guided imagery experience and group reflection into their personal and professional practices.



https://forms.gle/BrscoPkTkyvRPYhJ6



Citations

Neff, K., & Germer, C. (2018). The mindful self-compassion workbook: A proven way to accept yourself, build inner strength, and thrive. Guilford Press.

Neff, K. (2021). Fierce self-compassion: How women can harness kindness to speak up, claim their power, and thrive. HarperWave.

Hermanson, K. (2022). Deep knowing: Entering the realm of non-ordinary intelligence. RawberryBooks.

Brion, J. M., Leary, M. R., & Drabkin, A. S. (2014). Self-compassion and reactions to serious illness: The case of HIV. Journal Of Health Psychology, 19(2), 218-229. doi:10.1177/1359105312467391 PD King, S.K. (1990).

Urban Shaman: A handbook for personal and planetary transformation based on the Hawaiian way of the adventure. A Fireside Book Simon & Schuster.

Jung, C. G. (1952). Synchronicity: An Acausal Connecting Principle. In Collected Works of C. G. Jung (Vol. 8). Princeton University Press.

von Franz, Marie-Louise. On Divination and Synchronicity: The Psychology of Meaningful Chance. Inner City Books, 1980.



October 19, 2025, Session 5
Laura Caplan
Manifesting an Awakened Life and World ”The Roles of Imagery in Creating our Future

1. Understand manifesting as a spiritually grounded and scientifically supported process for change, including four practical and key steps.
 2. Describe the various roles of imagery in manifesting individual and collective change, as well as its potential for fostering global transformation.
 3. Experience a guided imagery practice to connect with a vision of a harmonious and awakened future world that can be shared to build community inspiration.


https://forms.gle/1rQfv6srWYF1vgq37


Citations


1. Miller, Emmett, MD. (2009). Our Culture on the Couch: Seven Steps To Global Healing. Lightning Source.

2. James R. Doty, MD, (2024). Mind Magic, The Neuroscience of Manifestation and How It Changes Everything. New York, NY. Penguin Random House.

3. Davenport, Leslie (Ed.) (2016) Transformative Imagery: Cultivating the Imagination for Healing, Change and Growth. London, UK & Philadelphia, PA.





October 19, 2025, Session 6 

 Lauren Z. Schneider, MFT

Imaginal Ecotherapy and the Healing Power of Tarotpy: Reawakening Our Bond to Nature


1. Define the concept of the ecological unconscious and at least two clinical benefits of Imaginal Ecotherapy.
 2. Describe how imaginal practices such as Tarotpy can facilitate healing by reconnecting individuals with natural cycles and the soul of nature.
 3. Observe a demonstration of Tarotpy to help a client find resilience in dealing with personal and collective grief.


https://forms.gle/E7hPDjriVN1vLTLK6



Citations


Carroll, M. M. (2014) Advancing an Ecocentric Perspective Through Phenomenological Engagement with the Imaginal Realm. [Master’s thesis, Pacifica Graduate Institute].    


Chalquist, C., Buzzell, L. (2009) Ecotherapy: Healing with Nature in Mind. Berkeley, CA: Counterpoint


Schneider, L.Z. (2021) Tarotpy – It’s All in the Cards: A Pathway to Inner Wisdom, Divine Guidance, and Profound Healing. Los Angeles, CA: New Insights Press  



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