Who is Helen Everingham??? Taken from THe Centre Within web site I first did The Centre Within course as a student in 1983 with the course founder Bert Weir at the Relaxation Centre of Queensland in Brisbane. Bert devised The Centre Within over 35 years ago and presented it as the Relaxation Centres cornerstone workshop for many years. With the breakdown of my marriage 27 years ago and facing the reality of raising two small sons on my own, my brother Rick, flew me to Brisbane to do The Centre Within. The course was a major turning point which set me on my path of personal growth. Over the years, I have attended many workshops, lectures and courses and read many books and articles, but I still consider The Centre Within course the solid base which empowered me and encouraged me to develop further. In November 2002, I was faced with a tragedy: my two sons, at 24 and 26, were killed in a plane crash. Love and support from family and friends have sustained me but my attitude, beliefs and strong convictions, my self confidence and enduring tenacity have allowed me to work through a difficult period with grace, with strength but of course with tremendous sadness. Eight years down the track, I live a happy fulfilling life still with sadness that my sons arent part of my day-to-day life, but Ive learnt to accept what is and make the most of life and living. When people comment on my ability to cope, I tell them it is because I feel I am in a place which allows me to withstand such a huge loss. And I attribute that to the techniques and attitudes learned in The Centre Within. I had worked with Bert Weir over an eleven year period during the 80s and 90s, organising his courses in Sydney and Bert had always said that one day, I would present The Centre Within. The time was right to start doing just that. So with Berts blessing, I began presenting the course in Sydney in March 2003. I now travel around Australia bringing The Centre Within to country areas as well.
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