A New Approach to Healing
Addiction, Depression, and Trauma
Question and Answer Session with with Scott Kiloby
Scott’s message is simple: Rest. Inquire. Enjoy Life.
In this 90-minute recording of a live question and answer session, Scott Kiloby, cofounder of The Kiloby Center, will explain his new model of healing based on self-inquiry, non-duality, acceptance, and unconditional love. Join us for this unique opportunity to learn more about how Scott’s innovative teachings have helped many to break free of old patterns of suffering and pain and experience a new level of freedom and joy.
Presenter
Scott Kiloby
Scott Kiloby is a noted author and international speaker on the subject of freedom through non-dual recognition (authentic spiritual awakening as it is taught in the East). He is the author of seven books and has traveled the world extensively giving lectures, workshops and intensives on spiritual awakening and the healing of addiction, anxiety, depression and trauma. He is a California Registered Addiction Specialist. He is the co-developer of a new model of addiction recovery that is based on inquiry and unconditional love. Scott is the co-founder of the Kiloby Center for Recovery in Palm Springs California, the first addiction, anxiety, depression and trauma Intensive Outpatient Program to focus primarily on mindfulness. Scott is also the co-owner of the Natural Rest House, a detox and residential center in La Quinta, California. Both facilities focus on Scott’s new model of recovery.
Scott is the inventor of Mindful Pain Management, an app that acts as an interface between physicians and chronic pain patients to help reduce the risk of addiction to painkillers and more mindfully treat chronic pain. Scott is also the founder of two mindfulness/inquiry training programs: Living Inquiries Community, a training program and group of trained facilitators who work with people in over 12 different countries, and the Natural Rest Advanced Mindfulness (NRAM) training program which focuses on the new and latest developments in Scott’s work.