?Trauma is encoded in the brain. And the language of the parts of the brain affected is bodily sensation. To investigate trauma, we have to be able to talk in that language, to guide the person in that language.? – Peter Levine, developer of Somatic Experiencing

About Bob

• CEO at Robert Wm. Wheeler CPA, Inc.
• Author of “The Money Nerve: Navigating the Emotions of Money”
• Podcast Co-Host, “Funny Money” covering Money, finances and investing through humorous and enlightening conversation.
• Radical Aliveness, Core Energetics Practitioner

About Liam

Liam provides Integrative Mind-Body Healing work. In sessions with clients, he bridges body psychotherapy and spirituality with mindfulness. He also addresses the impact of intergenerational trauma, systemic discrimination, and cultural norms. In the healing arts Liam has studied and practiced Qi Gong, Acupressure and Swedish massage. He has incorporated yoga teachings, breath work, chanting, prayer, meditation, and other energy practices into his life?s journey work.

In addition, Liam brings 26 years of experience working with others in multiple 12 step addiction recovery programs.?Liam also incorporates a faith and values sensibility through his?work as a liaison to the National Interfaith Cable Coalition (a membership representing 150 million people through 80+ religious organizations).

Liam is the founder of Brand Awakening where his team advises and carries out sales, branding, marketing, advertising and product/business development activities. He has been licensed to practice in: real estate, insurance, securities and commodities. In order to make the world a better place Liam founded itmagazine.org; a non-profit media group dedicated to providing and distributing solutions-driven stories that spotlight people, organizations and innovations making a difference in the world and how the public can forward these successes.? Liam resides in Los Angeles, CA with his wife and two step-daughters. In between family time and non-profit work you?ll find Liam out on the tennis court or surfing or biking by the beach. All for building up an appetite to BBQ up a storm with family and friends!

Radical Aliveness Community Nights gives everyone the opportunity to explore this experiential and exciting work. If you?re familiar with Radical Aliveness, here?s a chance to jump back in with new people.

If you?re a curious first-time participant, learn what so many have already experienced with this powerful work.

Bring friends, loved ones, family for an evening session and discover what it means to be radically alive.

This community night is devoted to creating opportunities for all who wish to take a risk. Show something you?ve been longing to show. Do something you?ve dreamed of doing. Feel alive and open to your truth. At Radical Aliveness Institute Community Nights, there?s space to get vulnerable and feel vital and alive! No prior experience is necessary ? everyone is welcome.

Community Night @ Makela Tango Dance Studio
9431 Venice Blvd Culver City 90232

We accept donations and 100% of proceeds go to the Radical Aliveness Institute scholarship fund.

Ample Street Parking, which is free after 8 pm

Parking in Parking Structures
Customer parking is available in three public parking structures throughout downtown. The first one hour is free and each additional 30 minutes is $1.00 with an $12 maximum per day. Parking is available from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. Monday through Saturday and Sundays from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. at the following locations:

• 3846 Cardiff Ave. – THIS IS ONE IS LITERALLY HALF BLOCK FROM OUR STUDIO.
• 3844 Watseka Ave.
• 9099 Washington Blvd.

Valet Parking Service

A community valet parking service is available for visitors to Downtown Culver City. There are four valet parking stations conveniently located throughout downtown allowing visitors to drop-off vehicles in one location and pick-up at another.

• Station 1 – located on Culver Blvd. in front of The Culver Hotel
• Station 2 – located on the south side of Culver Blvd. between Irving Pl. and Main Street
• Station 3 – located on Culver Blvd. just south of Starbucks, in front of Lundeen’s
• Station 4 – located on the north side of Culver Blvd. between Main St. and Cardiff Ave

Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

• 9099 Washington Blvd. – 3 charging stations
• 9770 Culver Blvd. – Culver City Hall P1 level – 1 charging station