Dr. Cathy Snapp is Campus Director of Behavioral Health for the Medical College of Georgia’s AU/UGA Medical Partnership. She is very well known to us a co-author of The Hidden Life Awakened and key presenter at our Awake to Wholeness Retreat. Dr. Snapp will return to Peachtree Road to offer more powerful tools, teachings, and practices integrating science and spirituality.


Join us to:

  • Explore the spiritual science of renewing the mind
  • Recognize positive emotion as a driver of well-being
  • Learn evidenced-based skills for building your capacity for peace, joy, love, and empowerment
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