Selena Coleman presents Garden of Personal Peace April 24-26, 2026 in Linthicum, MD. Cultivate #inner #peace and #embodied wisdom in this transformative workshop.

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Gather in Linthicum, Maryland, April 24-26, 2025, for Deepening our Roots: Nurturing the Soul and Growing in Connection. Hosted by ACPE's Psychotherapy Commission at the Maritime Conference Center, this in-person weekend invites therapists, chaplains, clergy, spiritual directors, educators, and all who feel called to this work. We celebrate a spectrum of spiritual orientations, whether situated in a specific tradition, weaving multiple paths, or exploring a new spiritual vocabulary. You are welcome to arrive with clarity, curiosity, questions, or quiet openness.

Learning together will include reflective dialogue, experiential practices, embodied exploration, and meaningful connection. The retreat focus includes deepening inner awareness, strengthening relational roots, honoring cultural and spiritual diversity, practicing embodied presence, supporting professional sustainability, shared learning and reflection, and growing in community and belonging.

Logistics: sessions begin Friday at 4pm and conclude Sunday at 12pm. Check-in opens at 3pm; check-out is 11am. Maritime Conference Center amenities include free parking, complimentary hotel shuttle, complimentary Wi-Fi, a snack and convenience shop, the Deck Club bar, fitness center, walking and jogging trails, a 100% smoke free facility, and pets are welcome. A limited ACPE-rate hotel block is available at $169 per night via the booking link or by calling (410) 859-5700 and requesting the ACPE rate.

Registration is $99 for ACPE members and $200 for non-members, including all sessions, materials, CE certificates, and meals from Friday dinner through Sunday lunch. Participants handle their own lodging and travel. Up to 10.0 hours of CE credit are available. While up to 10 units of continuing education are available, participants don't have to come to every session and it's ok to take space and rest.

CE approvals: ACPE is approved by NBCC as an Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7004. ACPE Provider 2045 is an ASWB ACE provider. Association for Clinical Pastoral Education, Inc. is recognized by the New York State Education Department's State Board for Mental Health Counselors.

Accessibility or other questions: contact Latasha Matthews at [email protected].

Registration and full information at https://bit.ly/3NWT3l3

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Deepening our Roots: Nurturing the Soul and Growing in Connection meets April 24 to 26, 2025 at the Maritime Conference Center in Linthicum, Maryland. This retreat invites therapists, chaplains, clergy, spiritual directors, educators, and other practitioners who feel drawn toward reflective and integrative work. The gathering affirms a wide range of #spiritual expression, including those rooted in a single tradition, those who weave multiple pathways, and those still exploring language that feels authentic. It is a setting where clarity, curiosity, questions, and quiet openness are all welcome.

The retreat is designed around reflective dialogue, experiential practices, embodied exploration, and meaningful community connection. We will explore deepening inner awareness, strengthening relational roots, honoring cultural and #spiritual diversity, practicing embodied presence, fostering professional sustainability, engaging in shared learning and reflection, and growing together in a sense of belonging.

Our schedule runs Friday from 4 pm to Sunday at 12 pm. All meals from Friday dinner through Sunday lunch are included, along with materials and continuing education certificates. A discounted lodging block is available on site. While up to 10 units of continuing education are available, participants don't have to come to every session and it's ok to take space and rest. Maritime Conference Center provides free parking, a complimentary shuttle, complimentary WiFi, a fitness center, walking and jogging trails, and a 100 percent smoke free campus where pets are welcome.

This program offers up to 10.0 hours of continuing education with approvals through NBCC, ASWB, and the New York State Education Department's State Board for Mental Health Practitioners. Questions or accommodation needs may be sent to Latasha Matthews at [email protected].

Registration and full information at https://bit.ly/3NWT3l3

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Abuela’s Jarabe Lives On: A Dominican Remedy I’m Now Passing Down

There’s a jar in my fridge right now that smells like childhood and tastes like resistance.

I’ve been giving my family el famoso jarabe—the homemade remedy my mamá used to make for my sister and me when we were sick growing up in the Dominican Republic. We didn’t really do store-bought medicine back then. We didn’t need to. We had abuela’s hands, mamá’s instincts, and a kitchen that doubled as a botánica.

This remedy isn’t fancy. It’s not sweet. And it definitely isn’t kid-approved (my stepbabies are plugging their noses just like I did back in the day), but it works.

Here’s what’s in it:

• Honey (our sweet, sticky healer)

• Lemon (for its brightness and bite)

• Garlic (because it doesn’t mess around)

• Onion (our tearful protector)

• Ginger (for the kick)

• Radish (yep, radish—for the sinuses and the drama)

Mamá would slice everything up, toss it into a glass jar, drown it in honey, and let it rest in the fridge until the honey turned thin and golden. Then came the spoon.

We’d protest, gag, negotiate. She’d smile, tilt the spoon to our lips, and we’d swallow a spoonful of healing and a whole lot of love.

And now I’m that woman—smiling as my stepkids wrinkle their noses and gulp it down like it’s a dare. I can’t help but laugh. These full-circle moments are their own kind of medicine, aren’t they?

I think of my grandmother rubbing vivaporú on our chests, boiling yerba buena for our upset bellies, and making this same jarabe that I now hand to my own family.

This is more than a home remedy. It’s memory. It’s legacy. Its care passed down through sticky spoons and reluctant sips.

But Why Did It Work So Well?

Because our abuelas were the original wellness experts—without the hashtags, brand deals, or Amazon links.

This wasn’t just something they threw together. This jarabe is layered with intention and ingredients that pull their weight:

• Honey is antibacterial and soothing. It coats the throat, calms the cough, and helps the medicine actually go down.

• Lemon adds vitamin C to boost your immune system and cut through mucus like it owes you money.

• Garlic is nature’s antibiotic. It’s got allicin, which goes full Mortal Kombat on bacteria and viruses.

• Onion helps with inflammation and acts as a natural expectorant—it’s basically a congestion-fighting queen.

• Ginger brings the heat. It’s anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial, and helps soothe nausea. It clears your sinuses while keeping your belly calm.

• Radish is the underrated star here. It’s excellent for breaking up mucus and opening up those clogged sinuses. Grandma didn’t play.

This isn’t just folk wisdom—it’s functional medicine rooted in ancestral knowledge. These ingredients weren’t thrown together randomly. They were chosen because they work together, supporting the body’s natural healing process instead of just covering up symptoms.

But here’s the real secret:

The jarabe worked because it wasn’t just medicine—it was an act of care. A spoonful of it said, I see you’re hurting, and I want to help.

And maybe that’s what made it heal a little deeper.

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