Events

Join Jim Brulé in this engaging and interactive program, where you will identify your core values, recall meaningful experiences, and learn to retell inspiring stories.

Jim Brulé and Laura Simms explore the profound connections between storytelling, healing, and human resilience. Through rich dialogue and experiential examples, we will share insights from our unique cultural and personal perspectives, followed by an interactive Q&A where the audience can deepen their understanding of storytelling as a healing practice. The discussion will probe the central question: What truly makes a story healing?

Join Jim Brulé and Peter Blum for a special spiritual spelunking on July 23rd: "The Mysteries of Caves." What treasures lie hidden beneath the surface of our day-to-day world? Explore with companions as we navigate the twists and turns of the paths of our less-visited spiritual worlds.

In a kingdom of beauty and sorrow, a queen's fateful choice leads to the birth of a serpent and a quest for true love. This tale of transformation and courage invites us to explore themes of desire, consequence, and the power of compassion. Join us for a four-session seminar where we'll unearth the story's rich symbolism and its enduring wisdom.

In this session, you will experience a diverse collection of tales that delve into the profound themes of dying and living, revealing how stories can help us embrace our mortality. Discover how the timeless power of storytelling can be a vehicle for living more fully and carrying the essence of what it means to be human.

Explore Chinese culture through the lens of "The White Snake," a beloved Chinese story that dates back well over a millennium. As Chinese culture evolved, the characters, motivations, outcomes, and themes of the story also evolved in pace with it.

Join the Healing Story Alliance for a special gathering to share and explore stories of kindness in its many faces and forms. Through folk tales and personal stories, we will dive deeply into multiple experiences of kindness.

Join Beverly Schwartz, Jim Brulé, and Sara deBeer as they present three anti-war stories as part of the "Get A Word in Edgeways" storytelling festival from Much Wenlock in England.

Jim Brulé will interview noted author and physician, Dr. Lewis Mehl-Madrona, about his many award-winning books exploring indigenous healing ways and the power of storytelling.  They will explore the evolution of Dr. Mehl-Madrona’s thoughts on story and healing.