Philosophy

Assumptions

History

Who’s Who

• to move participants toward a deeper personal wholeness in relation to their work, to themselves and others, and to the Holy.
• to help them discover how to bring all of themselves to work: their minds, hearts, spirits and souls
• to create a safe, hospitable context in which the exploration of spirituality and work can occur.

More about our Philosophy and Assumptions

Our conversations are for people who desire to connect what they do with who they are and what they believe; they are for

• people of any faith tradition
• people who may have no faith tradition but are open to What Is present beyond themselves
• people who are experiencing transition or crisis at work and want to incorporate the spiritual dimension into their thinking about work

We also offer

• workshops: for people wishing to convene or facilitate a conversation in their own workplace neighborhood or faith community 
• mini-retreats: for individuals seeking a short "time out" from their normal routine to reflect on issues of spirituality and work 
• presentations
  • to groups who share our vision and want to do more to implement it in their own life and work contexts
  • at national and international spirit and work conferences
• write materials for use by conversation groups.

For more information about specific materials, conferences and workshops or to make arrangements for an SAW presentation to your organization or community, contact whitney@spiritualityatwork.com