“Rapid Transformation Therapy: A Guided Process for Healing Trauma”

Please join us next Sunday, February 8th from 3-4:30pm for

“RAPID TRANSFORMATION THERAPY:
A Guided Process for Healing Trauma and Awakening the Light Within”
with
Dr. Marianne Rolland PhD, LMSW
and
Floyd H. Guthrie, (Tlingit, Haida, Tsimshian) MRTT, BA

[RTT - teaches us we are not our pain, we are not our traumatic life experiences, we are not our stories. We have the ability to transform our lives and dissolve the power we have allowed the darkness to have over us. We can set ourselves free, without fear and become fully conscious of who we are.]

Marianne (an honorary member of the Yakutat Tlingit Tribe, Raven Clan, Moon House) holds advanced degrees from the University of Washington School of Social Work and is a long-time student of traditional healing practices and ceremonies. She lived and worked in rural Alaska for 24 years, starting and administering numerous community-based programs.

It was there that the seeds of what would eventually become Rapid Transformation Therapy were planted. Marianne has worked rigorously for years to discover and refine a treatment methodology that would be effective in assisting individuals and families who have suffered severe and repeated trauma. This, and her passion for helping to improve the quality of life for Native Alaskans, inspired the development of RTT and the White Raven Center.

She is the author of 'Rapid Transformation Therapy: A Guided Process for Healing Trauma and Awakening the Light Within', and has published numerous articles about health and healing in Native American communities.

Floyd is a Vietnam veteran and a leader and role model in the Alaska Native sobriety movement. His exceptional work with children, youth and families has earned him a superior reputation as a gifted therapist. With more than 30 years of experience in the health care field and an exceptional ability to intuit and guide healing sessions, Floyd has proven himself to be one the most advanced therapeutic practitioners in Alaska, perhaps the nation, for treating trauma.

Floyd is also a traditional artist, singer and dancer who lives by the spiritual teachings of his Tsimshian, Tlingit and Haida ancestors. His most recent service includes working as a traditional teacher of culture at a local alternative home/school for young people and as a spiritual guide and facilitator of healing for the White Raven Center.