ITQS Articles


 
Inner Quiet as a Community Resource

In this paper, the authors examine the use of inner quiet and how it can serve various populations in the community as a coping resource in time of need. In a modern world that is confusing, insecure, noisy, and rapidly changing, the lack of inner anchors exposes populations in need to many pressures. The authors describe how the “In the Quiet Space” program has taught self-calming coping skills to a client with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder; a holocaust survivor and bereaved mother; a foster mother; social workers; drama therapists and a child care leader. Read more…

 
 
Creating Sacred Quiet Spaces in a Noisy World

In our rapidly changing, uncertain world, a quiet refuge is a necessity. In the Quiet Space (ITQS) is a simple but profound space in which people can experience quiet and calm, trust and mutual respect. In our work with ITQS, we have created such spaces in kindergartens, schools, after-school programs, homes, hospitals – anywhere that people (children or adults) want to nourish inner quiet, strengthen concentration and self-control and feel secure together with others. These inner qualities provide a firm foundation for coping in the outside world. Read more…