Before we do anything in a community, we ask three questions: What do you need us to know? What do you want to know from us? What might you do to stay safe and solve this? Communities are the experts. We are their guests. https://t.co/fcczGHJYtv
One of the biggest myths about leadership? That effective leaders have certainty.
Chris Slaughter challenges this idea: strong leaders don't necessarily have better predictions. They learn to make decisions, stay grounded, and adapt when things change.
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Pat Omidian had to unravel days of knitting to fix a sweater, and smiled. Building programs in Afghanistan was the same: starts, stops, reversals, always moving forward. It's not a setback, it's a process. https://t.co/guXjqdRq4u
Humans are social beings. Even in crisis, most people recover through enduring connections, shared values and inner resilience. On World Mental Health Day, reach out to someone, or make space for someone to reach out to you. https://t.co/KAv87WZDrh #WorldMentalHealthDay
Community wellness rests on two ideas: most illnesses are preventable, including many mental illnesses, and every community already holds many of its own solutions. So we start by listening. https://t.co/fcczGHJYtv
Ascencion Amado came to our Community Wellness Focusing Certification looking for a refresher. She came back years later building something new: a Spanish-language Psychological First Aid course for her own community in Houston.
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One of the clearest examples of why we teach Psychological First Aid: a nurse overwhelmed past the point of functioning, a father searching for help for his son - and two trained listeners who didn't have all the answers, but knew how to hold space. https://t.co/R1JU8iOBqJ
You don't need a certification, a background in psychology, or any prior experience to start learning Focusing. You just need 45 minutes and a willingness to notice what's happening inside you.
Beginning Focusing Bits is our free, Join the next drop-in https://t.co/l1mHwFHhHg
What does it actually look like when a training “sticks”?
For one group of community workers in Cameroon, it looks like three years of weekly follow-up calls, long after the official training ended. Read here: https://t.co/xBQEuVZxth
What happens to Presence when language falls away?
5 Focusing practitioners tried something brave: speaking their own language with a Companion who couldn't understand a word.
No vocabulary. Just gesture, tone, silence.
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As the article states: "All of us have had the experience of wandering through a lush garden or a timeless desert, walking by a river or an ocean, or climbing a mountain and finding ourselves... https://t.co/ZX33LEMbzu
Please join our monthly free Wholebody Focusing gathering. (2nd Saturday of the month at 11:00 am NY time) Register here and you will receive the zoom link to join:... https://t.co/7DkxKBKG5j
Please join our monthly free Wholebody Focusing gathering. (2nd Saturday of the month at 11:00 am NY time) It is open to anyone curious and interested in exploring WBF.We meet once a... https://t.co/rmiloTBvAI
As we prepare for the new year, wanted to share some wisdom from Dr. Jane Goodall. May we all be inspired.
Wishing you a nourishing and healthy year. https://t.co/nrIS5kFM8A
You are invited to join our next free monthly Wholebody Focusing webinar gathering on Saturday, December 9 at 11am Eastern Standard Time. Marine de Fréminville will hold the space regarding the way we experience our Background... https://t.co/m0a5Ppq5mB