Living the Deepest Truth You Know

04/12/2020

Coping with COVID-19:
Three Simple Mindful Practices to Make it Easier

Psychologist in Appleton, Wisconsin, Albert Bellg, Ph.D., provides personal consulting, presentations, programs and retreats for medical and business professionals, clergy, and others.

12/07/2019

The curious paradox is that when I accept myself just as I am, then I can change.
- Carl Rogers

06/15/2019

I had the amazing treat today of reading the first draft chapter of Albert Bellg's next book "Living the Deepest Truth You Know." I will keep everyone posted on publication date but I would expect sometime in 2020 it will be ready for printing. This is going to be a life changing book!

05/30/2019

Be the first to read Al Bellg's new book "Simply Mindful" follow the link to purchase on Amazon.

There are hundreds of books about mindfulness. Why would you want to read this one?As a health psychologist, I’ve worked for over two decades with people from a variety of backgrounds and circumstances who were dealing with severe life challenges. I taught them simple mindful pr...

04/26/2019

Join us for a Spring retreat, Our Hidden Wholeness - Connecting with Heart.

Our Hidden Wholeness Connecting With Heart Friday, May 17 at 5:30 p.m. to Saturday, May 18 at 5:00 p.m. First Congregational Church | Appleton, Wisconsin 724 East South River St., Appleton, WI...

03/16/2019

At LifePath, we help you find clarity & courage on your own unique journey. Contact us if you'd like to find out more!
- Albert Bellg, Ph.D.
psychologist, writer,
retreat facilitator

02/20/2019

https://www.albertbellg.com/writing--books.html

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10/01/2018

Simply Mindful
​A Daily Practice to Reclaim Your Life

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10/12/2017

Simply Mindful: A New Book!
I'm pleased to announce publication of my new ebook, Simply Mindful: A Daily Practice to Reclaim Your Life. The book is for all of us who are looking for peace and insight when life gets difficult. It includes interesting stories from my patients, easy-to-do mindful practices, and a compassionate approach to our most challenging life experiences.

This book is about simple mindful practices that can help all of us looking for peace and insight when life gets difficult. Written by Albert Bellg, Ph.D., a health psychologist with two decades of experience working with medical patients, it includes interesting stories from his patients, easy-to-d...

04/16/2017

“Before I can tell my life what I want to do with it, I must listen to my life telling me who I am.” – Parker J. Palmer, Let Your Life Speak
http://albertbellg.com/personal-consulting.html

03/03/2017

Letting the Spirit Move:
Insight and Inspiration in Times of Change
Friday, March 17 at 5:30 p.m. to Saturday, March 18 at 5:00 p.m.
First Congregational Church | Appleton, Wisconsin
724 East South River St., Appleton, WI 54915
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​Are you facing major life changes? In our Spring Circle of Trust retreat, we‘ll explore how we can use our inner wisdom during stressful times of transition and transformation. We’ll use the images and processes of the changing seasons as well as stories, poems, art and other creative work to help us reflect on the transitions and changes we make in life and learn how we can stay connected with what matters most to us.

We will explore how we can use the gifts of change to bring our wholehearted, authentic selves into our work, relationships and family.

The retreat will be led by Albert Bellg, a retreat facilitator with the Center for Courage & Renewal. Circle of Trust retreats follow retreat guidelines developed by Parker J. Palmer (author of A Hidden Wholeness and other books) and the Center for Courage & Renewal.

This is a non-residential retreat (you'll spend Friday evening in your own bed!), and dinner on Friday and lunch on Saturday is included. Suggested donation: $65 (no one will be turned away for financial reasons - please ask for a reduction in the fee, if you need it).

To register, you can contact First Congregational Church in Appleton at 920-733-7393 or sign up in the narthex. You can also register online by clicking on the button to the right. We ask that you bring a check or cash to pay for the retreat when you arrive on Friday evening, March 17.