Re-Rooting Our Relationship to Help

Creative Time

Reiki to Invite Care into our Lives, with Jennelle Ramdeen, Healing Justice Practitioner.

CTHQ

Asking for help, care, or support can sometimes feel uncomfortable and even painful. In this workshop we utilize the healing power of reiki and other somatic methods to understand where this discomfort and pain come from to finally give ourselves permission to be cared for and supported. This space is to find the old roots that make it so uncomfortable to receive the support we need, offer it new nourishment, and watch it sprout into a new way of being. This journey will include journalling, light somatic movement, and partnered sharing all inside of a container filled with reiki healing energy. Key Workshop TakeawaysParticipants will leave with:<ul><li>more awareness of their internalized narratives that block them from asking and receiving help</li><li>somatic tools to reset and try again</li><li>create new affirmations and narratives that support asking for help</li></ul> Before: Prepare to Succeed<ul><li>Bring a journal and pen.</li><li>Wear something you feel comfortable doing low-intensity movement in.</li></ul>

Jennelle Ramdeen (they/she) is a Black queer healing justice practitioner. They are the founder of Lavender Veil, where they consult and coach to steward healing justice models as the foundation for liberation and systemic change.Over the years, Jennelle has studied and created spaces for politicized healing, combined with their reiki practice, to transform relationships to accountability and harm, starting while they were community organizing with Black Youth Project 100 (BYP100), followed by their work with the NYC POC Healing Circle. Since then, they have held a range of roles in the field of healing justice, from researcher to healing clinic coordinator.

AccessibilityCTHQ is located on the 7th Floor of 59 East 4th Street between 2nd and 3rd Avenue in Manhattan. The building entrance has no steps and elevator access is provided directly to CTHQ. Service animals are welcome.A variety of seating options are available including: wooden chairs with backs and wooden benches and stools. This event begins at 1:00 pm and ends at 3:00 pm.Accessibility RequestsIf you have any questions regarding accessibility or to request specific accommodations, please email: curatorial@creativetime.org.Covid GuidelinesWhile masks are not required, they are available to all guests at CTHQ and mask-wearing is encouraged. If you are feeling sick or have tested positive for Covid-19, we ask that you please refrain from participating in CTHQ programs in order to care for fellow community members.TransportationThe closest MTA subway stations are: Astor Place on the 6 line, 2nd Avenue on the F line, and 8th Street-NYU on the R Line. These stations are not wheelchair accessible. The closest wheelchair accessible stations are: Bleecker Street on the 6 line and Broadway-Lafayette on the B/D/F/M line, with an elevator on the north side of Houston St. between Lafayette St. and Crosby St. Parking in the vicinity is free after 6 PM.

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