Emily Eldredge
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Drawing Out Process Creator & Guide Expert
Emily Eldredge Quick Facts
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- emotional healing,
- Career Focus
- Author, Speaker, Guide
After many years of struggling with depression, anxiety, anger, self-loathing, codependency and other emotional issues, Emily Eldredge discovered the healing power of putting crayons to paper.
The Drawing Out Process® formed out of Emily's determination to find a way to permanently release these "inner demons" that plagued her, and the result is an emotional healing technique that has since been dubbed "one of the best emotional healing processes I've ever encountered" and "a true gift for your soul and should not be missed." Since clearing herself of her most sabotaging inner "characters", Emily guides others through the Process so that they, too, may enjoy lasting freedom, joy, and peace.
Emily conducts private sessions and workshops on the Drawing Out Process® and speaks to groups about how be more at peace with one's self and others. She has also hosted the radio show Emily the Muse: Inspiring You to Commit to Your Joy.
Emily is a graduate of the Hockaday School for Girls in Dallas, TX and Williams College in Williamstown, MA. Her emotional healing journey has included Pranic Healing, Arhatic Yoga, the Work of Byron Katie, Sedona Method, EFT, Eckhart Tolle, Conversations with God, Sanaya Roman/Orin, and the wonderful wisdom of her mother, a psychotherapist.
She currently lives in Tucson, AZ with her sweetie and is writing a book about the Drawing Out Process®.
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"Me First!" Relationship
A friend of mine recently asked me: "What is the greatest lesson you've learned in relationship?" To listen to, trust, and love myself - first and foremost. How can that be? After all, isn't a relationship about loving someone else? It seems to me that the world is saturated with false ...
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Running Through the Fire
Recently, my mother shared with me an astounding tidbit she saw on National Geographic. "Would you believe," she said, "that the animals in Africa mostly likely to survive a fire are not the ones who run from it - they're the ones who run through it? Those who run away get tired, collapse, and ...
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Contacting Emily Eldredge
EMILY ELDREDGE
Phone ~ 720.722.DRAW
E-Mail ~ emily@drawingoutprocess.com
Facebook ~ www.facebook.com/DrawingOutProcess
Twitter ~ www.twitter.com/DrawingOutPro
Skype ~ DrawingOutProcess