Group Healing Containers: for individual, ancestral, collective stress, fragmentation and trauma

I create spaces and programs for trauma-informed living and leadership for individuals and organizations. This is transformative edge-work providing opportunities for being, relating, witnessing, healing and restoring.

I offer facilitated groups who wish to work with individual, ancestral, and/or collective trauma.

Our individual traumas are embedded in the ancestral patterns and the collective of which we are a part. Through developing awareness, skills, and guided group presencing much can be transformed and returned as free energy for a more creative, supportive, and collaborative life and culture.

Group Healing Container: Basics

In a group setting you will learn and experience skills for a more connected, resilient, and authentic life. You will learn and practice inner and outer awareness, coherence, connection, alignment, listening to the future, freedom of choice and more.

A coherent group field can powerfully support us in shifting out of limiting perceptions and patterns. A facilitated group healing container can be a supportive catalyst for deep awareness, change and creation of more collaborative relations.

Group Healing Container: Ancestral Healing

For persons who have done some individual healing it is possible to begin to heal our inherited ancestral/intergenerational patterns. We begin with the necessary basics for creating inner and outer coherence and a strong container. We invite awareness of limiting patterns from the traumas of our ancestors. The group healing container of the facilitated group can assist us in more freedom of movement and possibility.

Group Healing Container: Collective Healing

We all live in a world built of the layers of collective traumas such as wars, natural disasters and the current pandemic. This often causes trauma symptoms such as numbness, apathy, anxiety, and a sense of separation that is so pervasive we call it normal.

Once we have healed some of our individual traumas and developed the skills that create resilience it is possible to begin to work with collective trauma. There is increasing interest in ways to begin to heal collective trauma. Together we increase awareness of the ways we are living in impacted by and contributing to a stress, fragmented and traumatized world. More information and flow can be available creating possibility for a more related and loving world.