Reimagine Your Role. Renew Your Practice. Root in Embodiment.
In a world shaped by urgency, disconnection, and exhaustion, many of us are seeking a new way to show up — as professionals, as humans, as agents of change.
The Contemplative Professional is a transformational 10-week journey that blends contemplative practice, anti-oppressive pedagogy, and embodied awareness into a meaningful and regenerative approach to professional life.
Whether you are an educator, therapist, coach, spiritual director, or social impact leader, this program invites you to slow down, reconnect with your purpose, and step into your work with greater clarity, courage, and compassion.
You Belong here if you are:
A graduate student or emerging leader craving deeper purpose and tools for resilience
An educator or facilitator ready to integrate trauma-informed and somatic practices
A therapist, coach, or chaplain seeking spiritual grounding that honors justice and identity
A changemaker longing for community, rest, and new ways of working
What you’ll experience
Weekly labyrinth-inspired practices to ground your insight.
Live virtual meetings for authentic connection and collective wisdom.
Personal reflection through journaling, poetry, and creative integration.
Readings and teachings from bell hooks, Mirabai Bush, Beth Berila, Yuria Celidwen, and others
A culminating capstone project to bring your learning into the world
program structure
Length: 10 weeks
Format: Weekly live Zoom sessions (recorded), guided practices, cohort connection
Start Date: [Insert Start Date Here]
Live Sessions: [Insert Weekly Day/Time]
Final Retreat Option: Optional in-person labyrinth walk & closing circle (details shared in cohort)
Investment
Sliding Scale Tuition:
- $3,500 – Standard
- $4,500 – Supported by employer / institution (includes CE letter)
- $6,000 – Premium (includes 1:1 session + retreat voucher)
About Your Guide
Erin Sheehan, M.A., is a professor of contemplative studies, co-creator of The Contemplative Professional at Drew University, and a doctoral researcher in embodied pedagogy and labyrinth practices. Her work invites people to live and lead from their deepest inner knowing — with compassion, awareness, and courage.
