This is a question-based program to support NVC Certification Candidates – Participants will come with questions and blocks in their NVC Journey. Meets once monthly January- April 2021. Participants must be registered with an NVC assessor to attend.
Are you wondering how to live peacefully in a world filled with injustice, rising violence and converging crises? Starting in January, Roxy Manning, Kathleen Macferran, Kathy Simon and Sarah Peyton are offering an eight-week learning and practice space to meet in community to explore applying the six principles of Kingian nonviolence in everyday life. In 24 sessions across a 50 day period participants will learn and support each other’s practice to help us thrive and do the work we seek to do in the world, in 2021 and beyond.
Have you been struggling to find self-warmth? Does your critical inner self go crazy on you when you make mistakes? Do you have days that start off feeling fine, then you suddenly fall into a pit of shame? Perhaps you even struggle to connect with the words "self-compassion". Join Mary, Arnina, and Sarah for a slow-paced, deep, and heartfelt 13-month exploration into the power of RADICAL self-compassion.
This group is for practitioners who are interested in receiving supervision support about how to integrate resonant language, relational neuroscience, and constellations into 1-1 sessions, teaching, and group work.
The healing that comes with constellation work shifts people into the big picture, but the big picture part of the brain is also where the hell of trauma comes alive. How do we provide the accompaniment needed to support client well-being?
The world is becoming increasingly uncertain. How can we understand all manner of brain behavior with patience and compassion in a world that is rife with violence, despair, oppression and uncertainty? With resonance. Join Sarah to explore the neuroscience behind conspiracy theories and political extremism.
In a world filled with upset, our nerves can become frayed, our tempers can be short, and our ability to cope can go missing. In times like these, we need to know everything we can about how to nourish and support our own well-being. Join Sarah Peyton for a workshop that integrates the latest research in neuroscience with techniques in resonant language that help us self-soothe and generate self-warmth with exquisite gentleness.
Join Sarah Peyton for a warm and gentle exploration of shame.
What causes us to react to others and how long does it take for our bodies to calm? Learn the role implicit memory plays in reactivity, and how we can use empathy and resonance skills to transform reactivity into calm and connection.
Do you ever have a sense of not mattering? Or are your clients sometimes unsure if they exist? Is there an unending search for home or tribe? Are they willing to accept the gift of this life? And what do we do when they can’t accept this gift? What do we do when we ourselves are ambivalent about the gift of life, especially now, in today’s world? Join Sarah for an exploration of neuroscience in constellation work.
Every facilitator has a different approach to working with constellations. What is your natural starting point? Are you warm? Cold? Neutral? Is it important for constellation facilitators to have warmth for their clients? What are the implications for neutrality? These answers are different for every facilitator, yet a basic understanding of warmth for humans can help us determine our own balance points. What will an understanding of warmth do for your facilitation?
How do we explain the astounding epidemic of loneliness and anxiety in the western world? Learning what is happening in our bodies and our brains as we deal with loneliness and activation of the GRIEF/PANIC circuit helps us take care of ourselves with warmth and compassion. Join Sarah for an exploration of one of the greatest ills of our time.
