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The Art of Letting Go:

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A Guided Journey of Forgiving Self and Others

A 3-hour, practice-based workshop 

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Director of the Stanford Forgiveness Projects; author of Forgive for Good. Dr. Luskin’s research translates forgiveness into practical skills that improve health and relationships.

Dr. Fred Luskin

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Co‑author of The Forgive for Good Recovery Workbook. Lyndon brings decades of community work teaching accessible practices for self‑forgiveness and repair.

Lyndon Harris

Saturday, November 15th

🇪🇺 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Berlin
🇬🇧 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. UK & Ireland
🇺🇸 12:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. Eastern US
🇺🇸 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Central US
🇺🇸 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Pacific US

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✨ Can’t join live? 90-day on-demand access is included for all registrants.


Note.

This workshop is educational and recovery‑supportive. It complements, rather than replaces therapy and/or your existing recovery program.

About the Workshop

Open more space for peace, accountability, and connection

Drawing from The Forgive for Good Recovery Workbook and other evidence‑based approaches to forgiveness and self‑forgiveness, the workshop helps reduce resentment, shame, and rumination — and opens more space for peace, accountability, and connection.

  • What You’ll Practice

    ✓ Naming what happened and how it affected you — then choosing healing as an act of self‑care (not approval of the harm).

    ✓ PERT (Positive Emotion Refocusing Technique): simple breath and imagery practices to settle the body when triggered.

    ✓ Working with unenforceable rules and unrealistic expectations that keep us stuck.

    ✓ Practicing amends and “do good rather than feel bad” approaches — even when direct repair isn’t possible.

    ✓ Rewriting the grievance story — moving from victimhood toward a more empowered narrative.

  • You’ll Leave With

    A short daily PERT routine for in‑the‑moment relief.

    A simple tool to spot unenforceable rules and replace them with workable requests.

    A step‑by‑step reflection to help you revise your story so it supports your recovery and relationships.

    Worksheets or take‑home exercises to continue your practice after the workshop.

    90-day on-demand access to the full workshop recording

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Hosted by Friendly Circle Berlin • Organized by Recovery Reimagined Initiatives CLG (non‑profit).
Questions? info@friendlycircleberlin.org