Energy Editing Workshop Series
Energy Editing Workshop Series
This series creates space to explore burnout, emotional regulation, nervous system support.
Service Description
Energy Editing® Workshop Series **with Amanda Slobe** **October 18 • October 25 • November 8** **3:00–5:00 PM** Haʻikū, Maui \+ Online Statewide Session **By Donation • No One Turned Away** As part of Pacific Birth Collective’s **Rooted in Care** campaign, we invite you to a three\-part Energy Editing® workshop series with Amanda Slobe. This series creates space to explore burnout, emotional regulation, nervous system support, and the unconscious patterns that can influence how we care for ourselves and others. Energy Editing® is an intuitive process designed to bring awareness to patterns, beliefs, fears, and emotional responses that may be operating beneath the surface. Through guided awareness and energetic work, participants will have an opportunity to explore what they are carrying, reconnect with themselves, and create space for new ways of responding. This offering is especially intended to support **birth workers and practitioners who spend so much of their lives caring for others**, while also welcoming parents and community members who feel called to participate. Workshop Dates **Sunday, October 18 | 3–5 PM** In person • Haʻikū, Maui **Sunday, October 25| 3–5 PM** Online • Open statewide **Sunday, November 8 | 3–5 PM** In person • Haʻikū, Maui Come for the full series and allow the work to build from session to session\. **By donation. No one will be turned away for lack of funds.** About Amanda Slobe Amanda Slobe is a practitioner of Energy Editing®, offering intuitive, nervous\-system\-attuned spaces for deeper awareness, emotional release, and lasting change\. This workshop is hosted by **Pacific Birth Collective** as part of our **Rooted in Care: Maternal Mental Health & Birthworker Wellbeing Campaign**, creating conversations and community spaces around burnout, emotional wellbeing, receiving care, and sustainable ways of supporting one another. We Can’t Pour From An Empty Cup. Rest is a part of the work
