IPA Activities & Events
Summer Convention
Spring Retreat
Board and Committee Meetings
Volunteer Opportunities
Summer Convention
The Summer Convention is the highlight of the year's activities
for the IPA. We meet in a secluded location for a week of workshops,
deep feeling work, swimming, dance, art, body work, community events,
and many other activities. All are welcome to join us.
For more information about the Summer Convention, click
here.
Spring Retreat
The next Spring Retreat will be Wednesday, May 1 to Sunday, May 5, 2013
Location: Kirkridge Retreat Center, Bangor, PA
The IPA Spring Retreat is an opportunity for all of us involved
in primal-style process to get together in community, enjoy ourselves,
and practice. It is open to anyone interested, though members pay
a discounted rate.
Click here for the 2013 Spring Retreat Flyer.
The Spring Retreat offers men's and women's groups, small group
sharing, daily primal group (Mat Track), and therapeutic workshops
on a variety of topics, and much more. Evenings are filled with jam
sessions, singing, dancing, cabaret presentations, games, and community
sharing.
Click here for info on the location.
Read personal accounts of our past retreats: 2003, 2002, 2001, 2000. Use the back button on your browser to
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The IPA Spring Retreat is a prototype for small, self-supporting,
regional community gatherings and proves that we can meet close
to home in an affordable way. To strengthen our international community,
the IPA Board of Directors encourages members from other regions
in the United States, Canada, and around the world to put on small,
self-supporting IPA retreats using our existing guidelines. If
you are interested in organizing a retreat in your area, contact us for more information.
For scholarship information, contact
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Board and Committee Meetings
These organizational functions provide members with an opportunity
to work on projects together and develop competence in applying
IPA philosophy to everyday life. Board meetings are held four times
a year and are open to all members. Committees are created by the
Board as necessary and non-Board members are encouraged to become
active on these committees.
Volunteer Opportunities
The IPA is run solely by volunteers. Board members (volunteers
themselves) are responsible for getting things done, but would
not be able to accomplish everything without the help of volunteers
from the membership. Volunteers are particularly needed for the
Summer Convention and Spring Retreat. If you are interested in
helping us out, email volunteers@primals.org
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