Imago World - January 2005

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Farewell from the AIRT Board
An open letter

Harvesting the Fruits of a Simple Dream
Hedy and Yumi Schleifer share some of the excitements of their travels in an Imago World

Looking Back, Looking Ahead
Maya Kollman together with Barbara Bingham reflect on the legacy of AIRT for our community

Couplehood as a Spiritual Path
Harville Hendrix and Helen Hunt share their vision for connecting with a broader community

Imago in Austria
News from a growing Imago community in Europe

Holding the Heart
Tim Atkinson reflects on continuing the vision of Imago passed to us from AIRT

The 22 Needs
AIRT and IRI worked together to compile a list of needs to be met by the organization

Call for Proposals
We invite you to present to the Imago Conference 2005

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The Connecting Issue

Imago workshops will be advertising in “Tango” the new magazine of relationships, first issue will appear on newsstands in early February. More info at www.tangomag.com.

Welcome to our second issue of Imago World where we take a look at connections within our community, and to the world outside.

The AIRT Board wrote the first of three contributions to mark the recent decision to close the Association of Imago Relationship Therapists. We express our hopes for connecting all of engaged in Imago work through this one organization.

We also look at connecting Imago communities around the world. Hedy and Yumi talk of the amazing Imago work they see as they travel the world, and we feature an insight into our growing Imago community in Austria.

Our cofounders, Harville and Helen share their vision to connecting the Imago work with other communities, starting with religious groups. As more people get some personal experience of Imago, we expect it to also encourage some to seek out workshops and private counseling.

February will be the launch of Tango magazine, and new magazine about relationships, where many people will learn about Imago through our advertisement.

Tim Atkinson
Executive Director