A spiritual practitioner of New Thought/Ancient Wisdom, student of Buddhist teachings, trained in spiritual psychology at the University of Santa Monica (MA), integrating somatic EMDR interventions into my practice.
My purpose is to facilitate individual and community healing that awakens us to our natural wholeness and goodness; to work for social justice and the opportunity for all people to be safe and thrive; to share tools and build culture that support us in creating a just, loving and peaceful world. I am a creative being, growing and expanding in Love, here to celebrate the gift of Life and reveal Life’s Good wherever I am.
About Eisha Mason:
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- Master practitioner – 35 years experience as a licensed spiritual practitioner and therapist, teacher and facilitator in New Thought/Ageless Wisdom with both the Agape International Spiritual Center and Centers for Spiritual Living
- Graduate of the University of Santa Monica’s Masters program in Applied Psychology with an emphasis in spiritual psychology (MA); University of Maryland, College Park (BA) sociology and African American Studies
- Certificate – 60 hour Integrative Somatic Trauma Program, The Embody Lab, 2021
- Certificate – 60 hour Somatic EMDR, The Embody Lab, 2024
- Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) Levels 1 and 2 – EFT Training Institute, 2024
- Education for Racial Equity, Community Consultations course w/ Resmaa Menakem, 2021
- Master teacher for Professional Practitioner Training and facilitator training at the Agape University; University trainer for small group facilitation
- Executive Coach, David Couper Consulting
- Co-founder and former director, CommonUnity, community outreach ministries at the Agape International Spiritual Center
- Director for the first 64 day Season for Nonviolence campaign – Los Angeles
- Founder, Center for the Advancement of Nonviolence
- Co-founder, Soulforce Trainings
- Retired Associate Regional Director/U.S/West Region for the American Friends Service Committee, a Quaker, Nobel Prize winning social justice organization; 12 years managing diverse, multi-state social justice programs
- Former radio host, The Morning Review and The Way Forward programs on KPFK radio (90.7FM)
AWARDS:
- Recipient 2021, New Thought Walden Award for Social and Environmental Justice
- Recipient 2013, Courageous Peacemaker Award, Interfaith Communities United for Justice and Peace
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Influences
- Ernest Holmes, Rev. Homer Johnson and Rev. Dan L. Morgan – New Thought
- Michael Bernard Beckwith and the Agape International Spiritual Center
- Drs. Ron and Mary Hulnick, University of Santa Monica
- The Venerable Thich Nhat Hanh and the Order of Interbeing, Plum Village Tradition
- Shinzen Young and the Unified Mindfulness community
- Rev. James Lawson, master teacher of nonviolent social change
