How we can apply our Process Work skills and methodology within a context of organisational development, particularly when working with leadership, culture and performance.
Facilitating groups is a tough gig. Facilitating groups where trauma is present (which is almost all groups to greater and lesser degrees) is a really tough gig. What can we do to create safe-enough group spaces that support people to do the work they are there to do?
This class is a crash course on psych medication essentials that you can bring directly into practice right away. Gain confidence, clarity, and new tools for working with these sometimes useful, sometimes dangerous substances.
What is white supremacy? Anti-Blackness? How is being anti-racist different from being non-racist? How can Process Workers use their powerful skills to encourage and guide talking about race?
Join Diane Wong & Jordana Hart for an interactive deep dive into the anti-racism journey and how Process Work/Deep Democracy can propel anti-racism work in the U.S. and internationally.
Conversations on race are often avoided as they are deeply challenging. They bring up a lot of different feelings, no matter what racial group we belong to.
We are all socialized and conditioned in the dynamics of racism. The concept of race was constructed in order to separate us and justify the degradation of Black communities through slavery and colonialism. Centuries later, we remain swimming in the soup of this injustice.
The Life Myth can be seen as an overarching dream or pattern of life. Like many dreams, the Life Myth presents itself but is not necessarily understood, and yet has the potential to help us understand our lives if we can listen to it on its terms.
Climate change is not only the greatest threat ever faced by civilization, but reveals the deep social, economic, and spiritual conflicts at its core. How can we draw on processwork to support the transformation of our world, our organizations, and ourselves amidst this immense challenge?
In extreme situations, connecting with the powers of Nature can help us to be in connection with the deepest essence of life, the cycles of natural evolution of the universe. How can the presence of consciousness and the wisdom of Nature can help us resolve seemingly impossible conflicts between people?
The primary tool of the therapist is the self. Unless the therapist has worked on their own personal issues like prejudices, traumas, and mind-sets to name a few, they cannot be efficient practitioners. And thus, the self in this dynamic landscape is always vulnerable. In order to sustain a long-term practice, one needs to build one’s own resilience.
Ubuntu - I am because we are.
Change happens when those who serve as agents of transformation understand the foundations of race and racism. Racism was done and it can be undone through effective community, individual and institutional change.
For some of us, it’s not easy to embrace our mystic and shamanic nature without fearing to be considered nuts or a fake. How to consider the need of our cognitive mind “to know”, to have clarity, to understand structure; and at the same time, be able to let the Dreaming guide us.
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