Individuation, Quantum Mechanics and Love 2.0 - FREE SALON

Melissa Josephine Mills, MBA, MTS, will lead an interactive exploration of ideas and activities leading participants to better recognize and pursue their own  individuation  processes. 

Inspired by C. G. Jung, the workshop will begin with consideration of the process of  individuation  in relation to an upgraded conceptualization of love, Love 2.0, as clinically observed by Dr. Barbara Fredrickson. 

Based on neuroscientist and psychiatrist Dr. Dan Siegel’s assembled research, we will move beyond subjective details of individuation to look at how neurological development takes place. 

Dr. Dan’s simple rendering of scientists’ observations of quantum mechanics will elucidate concepts of mind, awareness, and consciousness. 

Hypothesizing that “Love works,” we return to an open question, “Could our own  individuation  somehow be correlated to the flow of Love 2.0?”

 * THIS IS A GREEN EVENT * Carpooling and recycling encouraged. *

Short Bio

MELISSA JOSEPHINE MILLS, MBA, MTS, uses her life experience & inter-disciplinary learning to provide common ground for individual human growth and well-being in our twenty-first century world.  She has taught a freshman seminar entitled Ethics in Science at Duke and multiple classes in the Duke Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI).  An academic administrator at Harvard University and Duke University for thirty years, she holds an undergraduate degree in History from Connecticut College, and two Duke degrees: an MBA and a Master of Theological Studies.  More information is available at Mills Consulting, LLC.