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Dear Reader Thanks to everyone who's emailed us about last week's videos - we're thrilled you're enjoying them!! We've got more!! This week we're sharing videos from our second conference presenter, Bec Lang, about her facilitation work and her intriguing session, Fruit Fly, Feral Goats and Forestry: finding the Path of Heart! Bec shares how she engages Process Work concepts such as field and role theory, marginalisation, high and low dreams, ghost roles, deep democracy, and embodied communications, in her work facilitating in the natural resource management space, as well as these little gems: I think it's really important to give space for what our hearts are saying as much as what our heads are saying.
The voices less heard are often the source of information that really is needed if we are to find a way forward.
If we’re ever going to address the climate crisis and all the social injustice, we’ve got to bring everyone with us. We can’t other everyone we disagree with…how’s that going to help things?
With Arny’s death, it’s even more important that we take PW out into the world and further the work that he started. I increasingly want to stand for what I do and why I do it. That’s the most important way I can honour his legacy and the legacy of my teachers.
We hope you enjoy them and can join us at the Process Work Community Conference in September for what are going to be some amazing explorations! warmly ANZPOP Don't have a buddy to join you at the conference? Don't stress. We design the space for connection, including our very loved "I-don't-know-anyone-yet" lunch team on the first day. Everyone leaves this conference with new connections! |
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Thought-provoking ideas, and transformative tools and training for working with individuals, groups, organisations, and communities.
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