Jul 13th
9am–5pm MDT
Meets 2 Times
2 classes in-person in Denver have spots left, and 13 classes live online are available.
Colorado Cardiac CPR and First Aid @ 10730 E Bethany Dr, Aurora, CO 80016
NAEMT's Advanced Medical Life Support (AMLS) course is the first EMS education program that fully addresses how to best assess and manage the most common medical crises in patients, offering a "think outside the box" training methodology. It is for all levels of practitioners with a strong commitment to patient care, including emergency medical technicians, paramedics, nurses, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurse anesthetists...
Thursday Jul 13th, 9am–5pm Mountain Time
(2 sessions)
Lisa Guyman @ 1955 East Arizona Avenue, Denver, CO 80210
This integrated Reiki I and Reiki II class training begins with an evening class on Friday and continues on Saturday. Reiki I/II increases healing energy in your life, enhances personal growth and qualifies you as a Reiki I/II practitioner. Reiki is restorative, empowering, deeply relaxing and easy to practice. Friday Get a glimpse of the history of Reiki and where Reiki is today. Learn about energy work and the theory of how it works. Experience...
Friday Jul 21st, 6–10pm Mountain Time
(2 sessions)
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research @ Online Classroom
Does history have a direction, a purpose, or an end goal? Can we deduce general historical patterns from studying the past? Is it naĂŻve to hope and work for a better future? From the Enlightenment to the twenty-first century, liberal, Marxist, positivist, and post-structuralist thinkers have offered radically different responses to these fundamental questions related to the philosophy of history. This course will survey these attempts to grapple...
Tuesday Jul 11th, 6:30–9:30pm Eastern Time
(4 sessions)
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research @ Online Classroom
For many Americans the existence of the police may seem as inevitable as a law of nature. From popular culture to political stump speeches to the oft-invoked impulse to “Call 911,” the idea of public order is widely presented as unimaginable without the existence of police to enforce it. Without the police, this reasoning runs, society itself would cease to exist. But the institution that is American policing has not always existed, let alone...
Sunday Jul 16th, 2–5pm Eastern Time
(4 sessions)
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research @ Online Classroom
Friend to Walter Benjamin, Hannah Arendt, Theodor Adorno, and Leo Strauss, Gershom Scholem may be the best known scholar of Jewish Studies in the 20th century. Above all he is associated with launching the modern academic study of Jewish mysticism. However, Scholem’s study of mysticism was only part of his much broader, and far more engaged and systematic thinking, about questions of contemporary politics and the Jewish historical condition. An...
Thursday Jun 8th, 6:30–9:30pm Eastern Time
(4 sessions)
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Brooklyn Institute for Social Research @ Online Classroom
In a world that is itself sick—with the irascible demands of production that continuously propagate new forms of exploitation—and that in turn sickens its inhabitants, what kind of response is retreat? In Thomas Mann’s Magic Mountain, a young scion of the bourgeoisie undergoes an unexpectedly protracted rest cure in a cloistered Swiss sanitorium, while the outside world is igniting for war. In Deborah Levy’s Hot Milk, nearly a century later,...
Tuesday Jul 11th, 6:30–9:30pm Eastern Time
(4 sessions)
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research @ Online Classroom
Senator Joseph McCarthy’s name is enshrined in the American lexicon to symbolize a style of paranoia and fear that goes far beyond his original red-baiting. Just as the path to McCarthyism was in fact paved decades earlier—as conservative factions deployed both ideological and state violence in their early fights against organized labor—the McCarthyist manner of politics has found new acolytes in the Trump era. From references to “outside...
Monday Jul 10th, 6:30–9:30pm Eastern Time
(4 sessions)
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research @ Online Classroom
What is “mental health” and how has it been shaped by the law? From defining wellness to restricting the rights of the unwell, setting parameters for treatment, and regulating and protecting the pharmaceutical companies that develop and market psychological drugs (often to immense profits), government laws are fundamental to the ways mental health is experienced, perceived, policed, and commodified. But, how did the modern legal regime of mental...
Sunday Jul 16th, 2–5pm Eastern Time
(4 sessions)
CourseHorse Experiences @ Zoom Conference
Participate in an exciting game of trivia. Topics include music, movies, history, ice cream flavors, pop culture, sports, global cuisine, dog breeds, and many other surprises. We at CourseHorse love our sixty-minute trivia extravaganzas! Through four varying rounds of play, participants will laugh and compete fiercely with other teams in a format that emulates the bar trivia events we've all come to know and love. In Virtual Private Trivia,...
Thursday Jun 8th, 12am–11:30pm Eastern Time
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research @ Online Classroom
The rhetoric of trauma has saturated the medical, academic, and political spheres in the past two decades, exemplified by the rapid rise of interdisciplinary trauma studies. In contemporary parlance, trauma is qualified as being acute, collective, complex, vicarious, and intergenerational, and is implicated in clinical and political concerns ranging from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder to free speech debates. What is trauma, and how does it function...
Sunday Jul 16th, 2–5pm Eastern Time
(4 sessions)
Have you ever thought about turning your life’s trials and tribulations into a NY Times bestseller? In this five-week Online Memoir Writing Workshop, Erika Schickel (2 Memoirs, LA Times) will share her secrets for turning your life’s twists and turns into lively drama! Her fun, all new in-class exercises will help you infuse your most fascinating memories with authenticity and personality. She’ll cover crucial topics such as how to craft a...
Wednesday Jun 28th, 5–8pm Pacific Time
(5 sessions)
Infinity Foundation @ Virtual Classroom
Angels are messengers and Beings of Light consciousness, part of the universal life force that connects all beings. Angels actively help in cosmic evolution and your own path in the cosmic plan. Find out what an angel’s role is and why they contact you. Discover the power of Light beings— angels, devas, and meleks— who guard and attend to you. Their purpose is to connect you with the divine nature of the Creator. Join Ellis, author of The...
Saturday Jun 10th, 9am–4pm Central Time
Sakinah Birth @ Online Class
What Is HypnoBirthing - The Mongan Method? The HypnoBirthing Philosophy is simple: Birth is instinctive and can be experienced in a calm, joyful and more comfortable manner. Fear, anxiety, and anguish do not have to accompany pregnant women and their birthing experiences. Why HypnoBirthing? HypnoBirthing is a comprehensive and evidence-based childbirth education program. This amazing program teaches both mother and partner about birthing in a...
Saturday Jul 1st, 11am–2pm Central Time
(5 sessions)
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research @ Online Classroom
Ovid begins his Metamorphoses, “My soul would speak of bodies changed into new forms,” and it is the great theme of physical transformation that unites the poem’s many myths: humans becomes animals and plants, and vice versa; humans becomes stones and constellations; and humans change their sex. No poem from antiquity has so influenced Western European literature and art. Chaucer, Shakespeare, Milton, and Dante creatively raided Ovid’s tales...
Thursday Jul 6th, 6:30–9:30pm Eastern Time
(4 sessions)
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research @ Online Classroom
How does an activity as simple as walking become emblematic of an age—or a school of philosophy? From the wandering peripatetic of ancient Greece to the paradigmatic urban wanderer of 19th century Europe—the flâneur, a boulevard stroller immersed in the throng of human traffic—philosophers have been walking and thinking, alone or in among the crowd, amidst an asymmetrical organization of gazes, at once observing and being observed. The freedom—of...
Thursday Jun 8th, 6:30–9:30pm Eastern Time
(4 sessions)
Yoga of the Mind @ 8 E 1st Ave, Denver, CO 80204
Join together with like-minded people to explore the biggest questions concerning who we are, where we come from and where we are going. These questions have captivated scientists and mystics for centuries. Gregg Braden connects the missing links between science and spirituality to complete our understanding of humanity’s history, the origins of civilization and our interconnection with all things. Each session will feature 20...
Kabbalah Experience @ 2305 S Syracuse Way, Denver, CO 80231
The exhibit of the 2000-year old scrolls from Qumran, Israel at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science is creating a buzz. Who were the Essenes and what were their mystical and apocalyptic visions? We will study the texts preserved from this community and see how they reflected and influenced the development of Jewish mysticism in the first century and beyond. For students who appreciate how historical context of spirituality inspires the present....
Kabbalah Experience @ 2305 S Syracuse Way, Denver, CO 80231
Join us for an intimate evening with Rabbi Dr. Tirzah Firestone as she takes us on a personal journey through her new work, Wounds into Wisdom. Dr. Firestone’s research in neuroscience, depth psychology, and ancient Jewish wisdom demonstrates that even when our ancestors’ trauma histories are hidden, they leave imprints on the minds and bodies of future generations. This evening will be an experiential workshop transforming our historical traumas...
Lisa Guyman @ 1955 East Arizona Avenue, Denver, CO 80210
This integrated Reiki I and Reiki II class training begins with an evening class on Friday and continues on Saturday. Reiki I/II increases healing energy in your life, enhances personal growth and qualifies you as a Reiki I/II practitioner. The Reiki Masters class attunes you to the Master Symbol and activates the highest level of Reiki. Reiki is restorative, empowering, deeply relaxing and easy to practice. Friday Get a glimpse of the history...
Becoming a Master Trainer means you will have the chance to teach this course on your own, to your network and to expand your opportunity to get yourself in front of so many new people who could seek you out for your expertise as a trainer, coach, nutritionist or any other professional. You will be an educator in the fitness industry and become a trainer to the trainers, this will earn you substantial income. What is required to become a...
DaVinci Institute @ 9191 Sheridan Blvd, Westminster, CO 80031
Unique and powerful methods designed for investors, advisors, planners, and strategists. To be an influential and effective leader, strategist, or investor, you first have to think like a futurist. The forces of technology-driven- change are sweeping across every industry, disrupting cities, businesses, products, and professions. Advisors, investors, planners, and strategists can no longer make decisions by projecting current trends forward. Thinking...
Lisa Guyman @ 1955 East Arizona Avenue, Denver, CO 80210
Reiki is amazing and incredibly powerful. Experience how simple Reiki is to learn and practice and how wonderful it is in an informative, dynamic, hands-on Weekend Reiki Workshop. Course Outline: First Degree Reiki The Reiki I Class/First Degree Reiki increases healing energy in your life, enhances personal growth and qualifies you as a Reiki Practitioner. Get a glimpse of the history of Reiki and where Reiki is today Learn about current...
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