Experiencing the Wisdom Mind:
From Dante to the Latest Science
October 23-25, 2026
Join us in-person at a beautiful retreat center on Long Island’s scenic North Shore. For two and one-half days, we will explore together the paths and practices that open us to our higher unconscious and the inner wisdom waiting there. This study of the wisdom mind is a part of the study of Transpersonal Development (https://peacewisdompurpose.com), including an entire book on the subject (https://peacewisdompurpose.com/dantes-path).
In addition to self development, we will study together how to apply these methods to people who are struggling with issues such as substance misuse, illness, loss of meaning, psychological trauma, and spiritual searching. Open to all healing arts professionals.
18 CEUs available thru NBCC and ANCC.
Offered at the Seminary of the Immaculate Conception, a non sectarian retreat center in Lloyd Harbor NY, filled with original Renaissance Art and surrounded by gardens and natural wonders. Go to ICSeminary.edu for more information about the retreat center itself.
For ALL information please email drrichardschaub@gmail.com
The Foundation of the study is based on the pioneering work of Florentine psychiatrist, Roberto Assagioli, MD., who, as early as 1910 advocated a model, Psychosynthesis, for strengthening personal and spiritual development, including the many forms of meditation, active imagination and self-care practices. These practices include gaining access to the higher brain’s innate wisdom and learning methods to balance our body energy for healing. More information is available here: HuntingtonPsychosynthesisPsychology.
Those of you in clinical or private practice serving communities experiencing all forms of human struggle will be able to apply your learning as soon as you get back to work. Adaptations of the outlook and practices will also find their way into your repertoire as you work with yourself and all vulnerable populations.
The consistent feedback we receive from our students is that they appreciate their own personal experiences during the training and so gain confidence in moving forward with what they have learned.
We are fortunate to present this training at the beautiful Seminary of the Immaculate Conception in Lloyd Harbor NY. Filled with beautiful art, the seminary is a non-sectarian retreat center open to all. It has a large communal space and wonderful private room lodging available. On Long Island, the seminary is ten minutes away from the lively town of Huntington and a taxi ride away from the Huntington train station.
More information available at ICSeminary
Seminar Details: October 23-25, 2026
- Friday, Oct. 23, 9am to 5pm (Arrival on Thursday afternoon, Oct. 22, is available.)
- Saturday, Oct. 24, 9am to 5pm
- Sunday, Oct. 25, 9am to 1pm
Lodging and Meals: All lodging and commuter fees include 3 meals and snacks as well as access to all Seminary accommodations.
- 90-minute lunch and breaks throughout the day
- Dining and snacks offered at the seminary
Single room with full private bath and all meals: $155/day
Double room double occupancy with full private bath and all meals: $256 total/day
Commuter fees: 3 meals and snacks throughout the day: $75/day
Earliest check-in: Thursday Oct. 22, 4pm. If you arrive earlier, the gardens and grounds of the Seminary are available for your enjoyment.
Tuition: $600
Cancellation date: October 1, 2026 (no refunds after this date)
CEUs: 18 CEU thru NBCC
The seminary has a wide variety of food options meeting all dietary special needs. Lodging and commuter fees include full access to the dining services, seminary rooms, libraries, lounges, exercise rooms, pool tables and park lands.
For any and all information, please email drrichardschaub@gmail.com
Renaissance Art Graces the Walls of the Seminary
Caumsett State Historic Park Preserve
Much of this beautiful Park Preserve is maintained as a nature preserve, with a focus on conservation of bird habitat. The “Caumsett Bird Conservation Area,” a 1,255 acre portion of the park, lies within the park’s forests, salt marshes, and maritime beaches. The conservation area protects high-quality habitat that supports breeding populations of several threatened or endangered species including piping plovers, common terns and least terns. Other migratory species make use of the protected landscape. The park also allows for recreation such as horseback riding, fishing, hiking, biking and cross-country skiing. Scuba diving is allowed by permit.
The Town of Huntington
Heckscher Park and Museum
