One Humanity Lab Regeneration and Resilience Circle: Rising to Meet the Call of Our Times

One Humanity Lab Regeneration and Resilience Circle
Rising to Meet the Call of Our Times

 One Humanity Lab Regeneration & Resilience Circle is a six-session series designed to support individuals deeply impacted by government structure changes. As part of the One Humanity Lab, this program embraces the language of wholeness and creativity, drawing on multiple ways of knowing, the wisdom of nature, and the arts to guide transformation.

In this Circle, we will harness the power of presence, somatic awareness, and inquiry to gain clarity on how we respond to the call of our times and the changes in our careers and lives. Together, we will explore what needs healing, reconnect with our inner resilience, and tap into deep wisdom. Along the way, participants may also discover the possibility of coaching as a fulfilling career path, where these practices can be used to support others on their own journeys. As we move forward into the future, we’ll embrace renewal and growth with openness and creativity.

Circle methodology is an ancient practice that fosters inquiry, sharing, and learning within the community. By sharpening our attention on our inner experience, we become more fully present in the moment. From this state of presence, we cultivate creative, adaptive responses to deep change.

Practicing inquiry within the circle provides a time of significant reflection, transformation, and vulnerability, helping participants discover inner resilience to meet the demands of this transformative time.

Who Should Attend

This program is for individuals who have been deeply affected by changes within government structures and are seeking clarity and renewal as they navigate these changes. It is for those who wish to deepen their self-awareness, foster resilience, and approach challenges with a creative and grounded perspective. This Circle also offers an opportunity for those interested in exploring coaching as a career to learn foundational practices and inquiry techniques that can support a coaching path.

Program Objectives

Through this series, participants will:

• Develop a greater sense of presence and somatic awareness in the face of change.
• Practice using inquiry and regenerative techniques to respond to shifting circumstances with clarity and resilience.
• Foster inner strength and creativity by connecting with the wisdom of the body and mind.
• Deepen their capacity for self-care and authentic engagement with others.
• Strengthen and deepen connections within the community, fostering a shared sense of resilience and collective support.
• Gain exposure to coaching practices, opening the door to the possibility of exploring coaching as a career.

Program Structure

Session 1: Preparing the Ground

• Get to know one another and the changes before us.
• Experience Circle methodology and its impact.
• Practice felt-sense awareness to connect with our present experience.
• Engage in inquiry: What is this moment calling for from me?

Subsequent Sessions: Regenerative Practices & Somatic Awareness

• Renew and restore ourselves using regenerative practices.
• Heighten somatic awareness to track and respond to our immediate experience.
• Dive deeper into inquiry with questions such as:
  • What is this moment calling for?
  • How am I responding?
  • How am I caring for myself?
  • How am I meeting others in my world?
  • What strength is emerging?
  • How will I move forward?

Participants are encouraged to journal throughout the program, reflecting on the inquiry questions to track their personal transformations and insights.

We look forward to supporting you on this transformative journey!

Program Facilitators

This program will be guided by experienced facilitators skilled in regenerative practices, somatic coaching, and group facilitation. Our facilitators bring deep expertise in leadership, healing, and transformation.

• Elizabeth Robinson, Co-Faculty Director
• Paris Perrault, Faculty Member
• Ina Gjikondi, Co-Faculty Director
• Cheryl Robertson, Faculty Member
• Betsy Caine, Faculty Member
• Willair St.Vil, Faculty Member

Program Details

Duration: 6 sessions
Session Length: 90 minutes per session
Format: Virtual/Online via Zoom
Circle Size: 6-8 participants
Option 1 - Program Dates: Weekly on Fridays: April 11- May 16, 2025- 12-1:30 pm EST
Option 2 - Program Dates: Weekly on Thursdays: May 1- June 5, 2025- 12-1:30 pm EST
Discounted Tuition: $300*
Registration Deadline: March 28, 2025

*Regular tuition for learning circles is $1,950

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