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Healing Collective Trauma
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Principles and Practices for Integrating Individual, Ancestral, and Collective Trauma
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Healing Collective Trauma
A Process for Healing Our Intergenerational and Cultural Wounds
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The most important facts and insights about the Summit 2021. Trauma is not just a personal experience. It is always embedded in a much wider chain of events and history. Examining our collective trauma is the way to tap into the evolutionary intelligence of humanity.
Global Social Witnessing begins with each individual. It is the ability to relate to processes, incidents and situations that happen in our culture. An adequate relationship allows us to come to an appropriate not reactive, creative social action. Here you can learn basic theory and practice GSW in a group context under experienced guidance. Start: Sepember 2021
As a world we stand at a crossroads: resolve our current crises, including the climate, either through innovation, or repeat the past. For us to actualize the abundance of innovative ideas and resources available to solve our urgent climate challenges, we must commit first to sustaining the living organisms closest to home: ourselves. Article published in "Climate Complexity Change", unpsychology magazine, Issue 7, Spring 2021
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