Maui
July 15-17, 2027

Kaanapali Beachfront Resort, Lahaina

Elizabeth (Libby) Shapiro, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist in private practice in Lexington, Massachusetts supervising clinicians and working with individuals, couples and groups. She is the former Clinical Director and Director of Training at the Boston Institute for Psychotherapy, and former Director of The Center for Psychoanalytic Studies at Massachusetts General Hospital. Libby currently teaches and supervises at Cambridge Hospital and is a Teaching Associate in Psychiatry, part-time, at Harvard Medical School. She is the author of articles and book chapters and given talks on training, group treatment, aging, sibling dynamics, money, referrals, boundaries, courage and shame.

Rachel Ginzberg, Psy.D., is a clinical psychologist in private practice in Philadelphia and Swarthmore, Pennsylvania working with individuals, couples and groups. She has presented on the topic of the aging therapist to the American Group Psychotherapy Association and the Pennsylvania Psychological Association, in addition to authoring articles on group treatment, aging, sibling dynamics, money and referrals.

Vanessa Holliman, is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Certified Holistic Health Practitioner, founder of BEing Wholistic LLC, and practices Integrative Mind-Body-Spirit Social Work. Her work is rooted in the belief that healing trauma, especially the niche of adult sexual trauma, requires addressing the whole person—mind, body, and spirit. With training in psychotherapy, holistic nutrition, functional movement, depth-oriented clinical astrology, and energy modalities like Usui & Holy Fire Reiki, she’s developed an integrated approach to help beings reconnect with their true self. and her mission is to help beings navigate life’s transitions, break free from limiting beliefs, and align with the life they’re meant to live.

Vanessa has spent over 10 years working within community mental health and county correctional health systems. Her experience spans managing Supportive and Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) teams serving the Seriously Mentally Ill, acting as a Preceptor within correctional mental health departments, and serving as a peer and leadership auditor for the county’s Regional Behavioral Health Authority for 3 years, ensuring both ACT and Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration SAMHSA services met standards of care and were documented appropriately. In both 2024 and 2025, Vanessa’s psychotherapy practice passed insurance including Medicaid documentation audits utilizing the methods she teaches.

Peter O’Hanrahan is a leading Enneagram teacher and trainer worldwide. Since 1978 he has presented the Enneagram to a wide variety of groups, including corporations, non-profits, university staffs, small businesses, churches and professional associations. He regularly teaches Enneagram workshops in the US, Europe and China. He is an associate of Enneagram Worldwide and the Enneagram Professional Training Program with David Daniels, MD and Helen Palmer® and in the past 20 years has helped train and certify more than 800 Enneagram professionals from a variety of the fields in business, psychology, religion, coaching and spiritual counsel.

Peter has presented business applications of the Enneagram at conferences of the American Society for Training and Development, the Organizational Development Network, and the International Enneagram Association. He is the co-author of the Enneagram workplace guide, Transformational Leadership, which is used by companies and university graduate programs. He is a Senior Associate with Ginger Lapid-Bogda’s The Enneagram in Business Train the Trainers Program. With 45 years professional experience as a counselor and trainer, Peter also offers Enneagram coaching and consultation to individuals, couples and groups.

Alyssa Elgersma has her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health.

Alyssa has both lived and professional experience with unconventional grief, giving her significant understanding, compassion, and empathy in her professional life. She is well trained in grief and loss. Alyssa has stated “Grief feels like a person’s heart is exploding and suffocating at the same time. It hurts and changes how the brain works. It can leave one feeling like they do not have a voice or that is their new identity. Both feelings are valid.”

Alyssa enjoys a few good cups of tea, watching TV shows, traveling, and spending time with the office shelties (Mozzie and Zylie) at home and at the office.

Alyssa works in private practice and in administration in a group practice in Iowa. She is licensed in both Iowa and Colorado.