Libby Smith

Libby Smith, PhD, EdD, is a coach, educator, mentor, author, speaker and life-long learner.  “Dr. Libby” holds two doctoral degrees and is also certified in Regression Therapy, Reiki, Synergia and personal training. She also teaches yoga and is also an ordained minister. Dr. Libby has been teaching for 12 years; her courses include Human Sexuality, Marriage and Family, Women and Health, General Psychology, Developmental Psychology and Cognitive Psychology. Dr. Libby is also an advisor for graduate students at Prescott College. www.drlibbysmith.com

Workshop: Social Physics
Wednesday, April 25
New Mexico 10:45am  to 12 noon

Join “Dr. Libby” Smith as she takes us on a ride through myriad ideas and concepts based on sociological theory, quantum physics, criminology, and psychology.  Experience the awareness of connections as we interact with energy to make things “matter.”  Dr. Libby  brings an awareness of our thoughts and will offer methods for directing thoughts, thus making us more conscious of the ways in which our “thoughts create.”

By reviewing the works of various physicists, Dr. Libby shows how thought is energy that works as a system, which impacts behavior.  Dr. Libby will explore various theories and ideas concerning energy, to better observe how social problems (crime, poverty, war, etc.) as well as, personal problems are simply products of our own interaction with thoughts and energy.   Seldom do we recognize that it is our own deeply hidden thoughts that create problems.

As we begin to observe the interactions with ourselves, others, and the world in which we live, we may become aware of the ways in which we interact with our emotions.  Through the observation of our emotions (e=motion, or energy in motion), we learn how to channel the energy in ways which help manifest the things that “matter.”

Goal: Becoming aware of thoughts and emotions in an effort to create from a higher and more conscious level of being. 

Learning objectives:
• Identify thoughts and understand their intrinsic and extrinsic value and meaning,
• Become aware of thoughts in an effort to question, analyze, and evaluate their effects
   on our everyday lives, and
• Solve personal and social problems from an intrinsic position of empowerment, using
   thought and energy to help create change.