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.
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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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The following is an excerpt from Thomas’ book Healing Collective Trauma: A Process for Integrating Our Intergenerational & Cultural Wounds.
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The 2020 Collective Trauma Summit reached more than 108,000 people in 100 countries with 45+ speakers, including leading trauma therapists, visionaries, change-makers, spiritual leaders, poets, musicians, and activists…
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We’ve all been born into collective trauma; our work is to integrate these unhealed wounds which chronically impact our emotions, minds and bodies. That was one of the takeaways of a recent virtual workshop series Thomas led at Harvard University which focused on building resilience through self-regulation, co-regulation and group coherence. Approximately 50 attendees, including faculty, researchers, clinicians and staff from Harvard schools and affiliated hospitals took part.
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Thomas Hübl was a guest at the Community Meeting of GAIA Journey, a project initiated by Otto Scharmer’s Presencing Institute. He shared his insights into collective trauma. The article includes the video recording of the session.
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