Are you interested in exploring your relationship to Chinese heritage while embarking on a journey of self-discovery and consciousness development?

Perhaps you have some wounding or discomfort around your heritage identity that you'd like to repair?

You might benefit from the Chinese Heritage Group for Relational Healing and Growth, where we come together to integrate our shared heritage and empower each other's growth.

📅 Meeting Schedule: Every 2nd and 4th Thursday of the month starting October 2023

⏰ Time: 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM PT

📍 Location: Online (Zoom) - Join from anywhere in the world!

💰 Sliding Scale: $100 - $200 per month. Scholarships available for participants with limited financial means.

🌺 What to Expect 🌺

• 🎭 Authentic Connection: Experience a safe and supportive space where you can express yourself freely, explore your identity, and connect with an intimate group of like-minded individuals from diverse Chinese heritage backgrounds.

• 🌐 Embracing the Diaspora: Wherever you live or grew up, this group celebrates the richness of the Chinese diaspora. Anyone who identifies as Chinese heritage is welcome (including folks who have mixed heritages). We ask that members are fluent in English to participate.

• 🧠 Consciousness Development: Engage in powerful experiential activities and practices that promote self-awareness, emotional intelligence, and personal transformation. The group will be influenced by Authentic Communication Group, T-Group, Circling, Non-Violent Communication, and various other modalities.

• 📩 To interview for a spot, please schedule a consultation with Kan using this link.

The Facilitator

Kan Yan is a first (and a half) generation Chinese American living in Austin, TX and Berkeley, California. He works as a consultant and executive coach helping purpose-driven leaders and organizations realize their visions through cultivating wisdom and effectiveness.

He has worked for the UN, US Federal Courts, and McKinsey & Company where he consulted Fortune 500 clients on leadership development with a focus on mindfulness. His recent work has focused on organizations advocating for psychedelic medicine including developing the strategic plan for the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS).

Kan has spent hundreds of days in silent meditation retreat and teaches about Buddhism. He has facilitated process groups focused on shared identities including groups for men, BIPOC, and Chinese heritage people. He teaches contemplative movement practices and loves to bring embodiment into his facilitation.