3PGC - Being Open, Connected, and Kind with Dicken Bettinger

“Being Open, Connected, and Kind”
In this webinar you will be guided to reflect on how realizing the Three Principles leads each of us to be more open-minded; be more connected to life, nature, and others; and be kinder to all.

Dicken Bettinger, Ed.D., received his doctorate in counseling psychology and is a retired licensed clinical psychologist. Dicken’s entire career has focused on psychological well-being. In 1986 he met Sydney Banks, who was sharing a profound new understanding of the human mind called the Three Principles that unifies our spiritual and psychological nature. Dicken co-founded one of the first Three Principles training, counseling, and education centers. Later Dicken served as a senior staff at Pransky and Associates in La Conner, Washington for 16 years, where he developed and led corporate and university leadership trainings, team development, and executive coaching. In 2012 Dicken founded his private practice, 3 Principles Mentoring. He offers 4-day immersion retreats for individuals:; practitioner development; and advanced training programs. He enjoys leading group seminars in the US and Europe. Dicken is the co-author of a book on the Three Principles called Coming Home: Uncovering the Foundations of Psychological Well-being. Dicken has been happily married for 48 years. He has two adult children and three adored grandchildren. He enjoys photography, hiking, canoeing, and traveling.

[eileenstack]

Dicken is so good at explaining the principles I find his talk easier than some more thanks Dicken so much keep safe 🇮🇪🙋‍♀️🙏🏻

[valbennett]

I love his lighthearted approach and his sense of humor. Thank you for this.

[jackieduncan]

Dicken puts in an nut shell. You will have ups and downs abut they are lighter and you take it not so seriously.
Simple. Can we just rest with this instead of looking for more?

[nancygrignon]

Clear, concise pointers. Thank you 🙏💥

[Orlandoreneperez]

Thank you much love to you and Coize.❤️

[douwedevries]

Loving this talk :) Thanks for sharing!

[gk_knight]

Is it wrong that I find Dicken far more inspirational in his articulation than Sydney Banks ?

[stuartrawlins-lifecoach]

You need to say spoiler alert before talking about what’s in Dear Liza - it ruined the plot for me 😭 hahaha 😁