This experiential workshop will explore the nature of individual, collective and ancestral trauma and its impact on our vitality, wellbeing and capacity to innovate. Together, we will cultivate compassion and spaciousness, allowing us to respond more effectively to symptoms of stress and moments of challenge.

This cross sector gathering of 60+ participants from large corporations, the NHS, NGOs and XR are meeting together in an emergent and participant-led process to inquire into how can we do more to remedy the human and climate emergency that we are facing.

‍

The inquiry is facilitated by Robin Alfred

During this course, we aim to expand our awareness of our lives, organisations and societies to include those movements that take place below the surface and give rise to our every-day experience. Instead of being caught up in the symptoms, we will practice turning our gaze to the unseen layers and support each other to trace back the lines of creation to their origins. We will practice our capacity to offer the love and compassion needed to listen and see into places of social absencing, where energies are frozen and, finally, carefully channel the melting waters  back into a healthier flow.

As change-makers, we long to learn from and integrate recurring patterns of polarisation and tension in our communities and workplaces and to find ways to express our love and service more genuinely and effectively. As leaders, we are called to raise our awareness of the multifaceted nature of trauma and understand its impact on us, our teams, and our work in the world.  Awareness is the first step in a cultural shift from trauma-inducing, to trauma-informed and, finally, trauma-integrating organisations.

The course is led by contemporary mystic, Thomas Hubl, with support and some sessions led by Kosha Joubert, Robin Alfred, Dr Jens Riese, Karen Sims and Dr Laura Calderon de la Barca

‍

Please join us in a unique Findhorn-based transformational leadership journey. This takes place over a dedicated 8-month period and will clarify and develop your personal leadership impact in a changing world.

‍

Thomas Hübl, supported by Robin Alfred and Kosha Joubert, hosts 40+ experts on the topic of collective trauma including leading psychotherapists, neuroscientists, indigenous wisdom keepers, biologists, artists, poets, professors and so many more. This 10-day global event will engage compelling conversations, leaving you more trauma-informed as well as inspired. If you’ve been looking around at the world wondering: “What can I do?” joining this conversation may give you an important piece of what you’re looking for. Explore the potential for healing personal, intergenerational, and collective trauma with speakers and talks, as well as poetry, meditation, and music.

Free registration – sign up now at: https://collectivetraumasummit.com

‍