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In this 3-hour experiential workshop, you will be introduced to a sequence of postural, breath, and mindfulness practices that can be applied in therapeutic settings.

Jung saw ritual life as an example of individuation and an attempt to integrate evolutionary ancient brain systems with more recently evolved brain systems. His theory provides a richer, and explanatorily more powerful approach to ritual, than those offered by orthodox ‘adaptationist’ accounts.

Following our Annual General Meeting 2025, we will have a PD session discussing Ethical Issues within Soul Centred Psychotherapy.

Here we are at Winter Solstice.
As we approach the centre point of the labyrinth and pause in preparation for our return, as we meet the pivot point of darkest night and the kindling anew of the light, what is it that we are leaving behind, what is being dismantled to create space for the imminence of becoming? What skin are we shedding, what new pelt is asking to be grown?

This workshop will be an exploration into the powerful teachings of the myth “Inanna’s Descent” through the medium of story, image, dance, and somatic exercises.

Hakomi Mindful Somatic Psychotherapy supports approaching the therapeutic dance through embodiment, curiosity, loving presence and attunement. The therapist cultivates effortless effort while balancing being and doing, leading and following.

The story of Rumplestiltskin, among other fairytales, teaches us of the power of naming something accurately. In this time of increasing prevalence of diagnoses, something is clearly being offered to people through this power of naming (relief, validation, permission etc…)  but what are the costs?