Conflict is happening — in teams, relationships, and society. This seminar explores conflict as a living, relational process by bringing it onto the “stage.” Through embodied, dramatic, and playful practices, participants develop awareness, presence, and the ability to stay connected in moments of tension and difference.
This seminar offers an introduction to process work and invites participants to work with the challenges and joys of life from a place of intention, presence, and connection to the deeper processes shaping our lives. This will be experienced through linking X and U dynamics between dreams, body symptoms, group dynamics, and world work.
A short sharp learning opportunity that covers how to address tension; build your confidence, recognize where to intervene and find your own version of what to say.
This seminar offers learning tools to grow from, based on an attitude of welcoming life as it is. This attitude is at the heart of Process Work’s deep democracy, an attitude and practice for navigating personal and collective experiences. The practices at the seminar are meant as tools in discovering the hidden symmetry and beauty between inner and outer life situations, even those that may appear chaotic.
Facilitators: Lynn Chalobon, Bo Winitra; Numthip Ketsumpan, Joe Pluemjit, Julia Wolfson
Built on five of the key issues that often trouble facilitators and the corresponding competencies that enable truly transformative group work. Includes: mastering your inner compass, focusing where it matters, working the learning edge and leading from your strengths with true power awareness
“Love and Loss” with Claire Hill and Mark O’Connell. A five-day intensive surrounded by the Caucasus Mountains and expansive skies, where we will gather to explore love and loss as two sides of the same living feeling. OPORA Organisers: Julia Pritchina, Tatiana Shipulina, Lidia Smal
This seminar deepens awareness of systemic and personal power. Participants explore how privilege, marginalization, and unconscious rank shape group and individual dynamics, and how eldership can offer a path toward healing.
Go beyond dream interpretation into the heart of the eternal conversation between the individual and the cosmos, what Arnold Mindell called Dreaming While Awake.
This seminar explores conflict as a meaningful part of life and as an opportunity for growth and transformation, whether crossing personal edges, navigating relationships, or engaging in community life. We introduce Process Work’s conflict phases as awareness tools for facilitating escalation, de-escalation, re-escalation, and the unfolding from hotspot to cool spot.
Finding My Path This seminar focuses on dreaming as a guide for both individual growth and community leadership. Participants will explore life myths, inner dreaming figures, and symbolic guidance.