Online Courses
Atherton Drenth’s dynamic grounding technique the Vertical Axis course is now featured online. The Art of Being Grounded – Buy now »
Current Events and Workshops
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Sat07Mar2020Sun08Mar2020
CREATING A SUCCESSFUL HEALING PRACTICE
Discover the possibilities and potential for your private practiceAt this two-day workshop, learn how to create and develop strategies for building, maintaining and growing your own private practice using a proven success model.
Saturday, March 7, 2020 – Sunday, March 8, 2020
10 am – 4 pm EST
421 Woolwich Street, Guelph, Ontario$450.00 Canadian (includes HST)
Class size is limited and advance registration is required.For more information or to sign up, please call 519.766.4770
Atherton Drenth appears in the documentary,
VOYAGE TO BETTERMENT as one of 12 experts along with Dr. David R. Hawkins, internationally renowned psychiatrist, physician, researcher, and pioneer in the fields of consciousness research and spirituality.
Other Media
Interview with Dr. Mary Anne Chase - The Intuitive Dance
Wendy's Coffeehouse Interview- WCMO Talk Radio
Energy Sensitive? Clear yourself and your space with Atherton
The Christine Upchurch Show
Christine Upchurch talks with clairvoyant Atherton Drenth about different types of intuition and explores practical steps to access deeper wisdom.
VIDEO LIBRARY
Intuitive Dance Book Reading – Fear vs Intuition
Mystic Musings
Sometimes Listening To Your Mother Is A Good Thing
Journaling gave me a voice that was private, personal, raw and uncensored. I could say what I needed to say to get things off my chest. I didn’t have to worry about offending anyone or jeopardizing my marriage or suffer regrets. My conscience could be laid bear without shame or malice. The journal became my safe place. It helped me emotionally and spiritually.
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Nurturing a Child’s Intuition
Have you ever asked yourself how you can help your child also embrace their intuitive abilities? The first step to nurturing a child’s intuition is to understand that everyone is born intuitive.
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The Art of Saying No
Ironically the word, no, is often the very first word a toddler will learn to say quite eloquently. Most teenagers also love to use the word no with great abandon. Most parents have experienced the subdued wrath of a teenager saying no to the simplest request often with the added dramatics of rolling eyes and dismissive posture. We have all been the toddler and the teenager. Yet when we reach adulthood we seem to forget the power and effectiveness of the word no.
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