Depth Emergence

05/27/2026

Before you panic…

Lecturer Alexis Redding explores why loneliness and uncertainty are a normal part of the college transition and how we can better support students

05/07/2026

BEFORE YOU PANIC- Know that feelings like loneliness, uncertainty, and self-doubt are incredibly common, and yet they're often treated as signs that something is wrong...those struggles may not be a crisis, but a normal part of growing up.

Lecturer Alexis Redding explores why loneliness and uncertainty are a normal part of the college transition and how we can better support students

04/29/2026

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04/24/2026

Living reality...
Where in society can we go to scream?
psychophobia*: Dr. Montgomery

Where in society can we go to scream?

03/18/2026

Special Screening and Panel:

Woman of Stars and Mountains

Wednesday, March 18, 2026
4PM PST, 7PM EST

FREE ONLINE EVENT FOR DONORS: Donors please use the code DONORTHANKYOU26 at check out.

Join us on Wednesday, March 18th for a presentation of an extraordinary film. You can do so online, or you can join us in-person at the Clairidge Theater in Montclair N.J.

In collaboration with the documentary team of Woman of Stars and Mountains, Mad in America and Montclair Film are offering a special online and in-person screening of this moving film about Rita, an indigenous woman from Mexico, who left her Tarahumara mountain community in northern Mexico and embarked on a journey to Kansas. There, she was involuntarily detained and confined in a psychiatric hospital for 12 years because the hospital authorities could not ascertain her identity, origins, or the language she spoke. This moving portrait of Rita explores the multiple forms of racism and discrimination that indigenous women face.

After the screening, there will be a panel discussion with the Director, Santiago Esteinou, and the founders of Raices Culture Center, Francisco G. Gomez and Nicole Wines, on the topics of earth migration rights, ritual practices, language & racism, and voices and visions, moderated by Mad in America’s Mad in the World Liaison, Karin Jervert.

All ticket sales benefit Mad in America and Montclair Film. Click the button below to register for the virtual screening and panel.

A screening of Woman of Stars and Mountains followed by a panel and audience Q&A.

12/12/2025

Community-based mental healthcare…

11/26/2025

Prioritizing the client experience…

11/10/2025

Depth emergence is alchemy in action… Join us in your transformation…

10/21/2025

The damage of “sleep training”…

09/19/2025

“….Why does that matter? Because when people (and particularly children) hear that their brain type has been identified, they think that this means that they can’t change. They think that when things are hard, it will be this way for ever. And it’s not true….

….When we reduce people down to their brains, we lose something very important. Our ability to ask questions and to be curious disappears. We just say ‘it’s how your brain works’ and we stop thinking.

….In fact, we lose our minds, in the enthusiasm for everything to be about our brains.”

Why I’m not a neuro-affirmative professional. I’m often told I’m neuro-affirmative and it has never quite sat right with me. So this weekend I have done a deep dive into neuro-affirmative assessment and therapy. I’ve read all the books which Amazon could provide when I searched for ‘neuro-...