Premrup Streiker offers her skills, with deep gratitude, as a community service to Happehatchee Center. Premrup's support of Happehatchee is her way of thanking the river for flowing through; for thanking the bamboos for clacking in the wind; for thanking the pristine jungle environment for its nourishing gifts; and for being allowed to do her thing at Happehatchee.

Premrup discovered Happehatchee when attending a Tai Chi Chih class taught by Deb Burger. Besotted with the physical and spiritual surroundings, she felt compelled to offer her service.

Premrup is a fellow world traveler in many senses of the word. As a grandmother and initiator of the modern Women's Movement, she wrote and published a feminist play that was produced all over the world entitled "A Waltz for Women's Voices." With advanced degrees in hand, she worked with other highly trained professional women in evolving a new psychotherapeutic approach with roots in Transaction Analysis, Gestalt and Radical Therapy; a paradigm for Feminist Therapy. Her training has taken her all over the world to learn with the stars  of modern family therapy and psychotherapy. Her gratitude to her many teachers is profound.

In 1978 she was diagnosed with cancer, a shock which led her to discover and learn many non-traditional medicine methods. After a stint at a residential center in Jamaica, W.I. where she was introduced to the principles of diet, meditation, de-tox, and many other forms of alternative techniques, she applied these techniques to her own case. Needless to say, it is now thirty years later...and the earlier learning has set the stage for a lifelong study of energy medicine and application of non-traditional methods. Her latest training is on the QXCI, a 21st century, cutting-edge, computerized method.

She has worked in traditional clinical settings as a trainer and supervisor for graduate students in psychology and social work. She has advocated in courts of law for the deaf community. She has maintained a private practice of psychotherapy and wellness for over forty years.

In 1979, she was pulled to India to attend a three month training group for psychotherapists, another milestone in life changes, deepening her own meditation practice and integrating it with her work. There she was blessed to sit with one of the foremost teachers of our time, Osho Rajneesh. From then on, she traveled back and forth between India, Oregon and wherever her current "home" was, living in a spiritual community. After meeting the love of her life in '89 in  India, she lived with him gratefully until has untimely passing in '02. They traveled all over the world together for several months  every winter. In '99, she bought a house in Bonita Springs, Florida. As a member of the Rajneesh Mystery School, she did thousands of sessions and hundreds of groups.

Meditation is the core, the matrix, the context, and the supreme  understanding for all the work she does with people as a bodhisattva,  sharing her many gifts and talents to bring peace and balance to this world. She is devoted to the spiritual process of awakening, teaching  meditation techniques as a means of moving beyond programs and conditioning into true nature and living in the moment.

Premrup welcomes all to participate in the groups she facilitates. No one is turned away for lack of funds. What better place than Happehatchee Center to cherish meetings with friends!

For more information about Premrup please take a look at her website: www.quantumpremrup.com

Check our Calendar of Events to see when Premrup's classes are offered.


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