Join us on Wednesday, Dec 2nd for The Spiral of Resilience: Practicing Self & Collective Care.

During this winter season as the nights grow longer and COVID numbers surge, many are facing unprecedented isolation and loneliness. This is a moment that requires us to be more deliberate in how we practice self and collective care to transform our conditions and to thrive together.

Participants will engage in a four-part spiral design of experiential processes and practices from the Work that Reconnects that will: ground us in Gratitude for ways we have cared for ourselves and been cared for, Honoring our Pain for the times when we haven’t, reframe our understanding of care by Seeing with New/Ancient Eyes, and deepen in our commitment to practice self and collective care in Going Forth.

This offering is part of MEDICINE FOR THESE TIMES, an online series by Thrive East Bay to nourish our bodies, hearts, minds and spirits as we navigate the multiple pandemics of coronavirus, racial injustice and climate chaos.

This is an experiential gathering, so please be prepared to interact with others in pairs and small groups for part of our time. Learn more about the Work That Reconnects and its evolving edge.

When: Wednesday, December 2nd from 5pm - 6:30pm PST / 8pm - 9:30pm EST

Where: Online on Zoom (link shared when you register)

Cost: No one turned away for lack of funds. A sliding scale of $5 - $20 is encouraged.

Invite Your Friends: Feel free to invite your friends on Facebook.

Questions and inquiries can be directed to team@thriveeastbay.org.

We look forward to spiraling together!

In partnership, 

the Thrive team

CO-FACILITATORS

Kurt A. Kuhwald has been committed to the intersection where care for the world (people & the living Eaarth) meets inner liberation for over 50 years. Along the way, he was trained and served as psychotherapist, professor, minister, coach, social change agent, mediator, anti-racism trainer, consultant, Board member, Qigong teacher and grandfather.

Mutima Imani is a social justice visionary, reverend, master trainer and facilitator working to heal the heart of humanity by providing 21st century tools for personal/professional development and transformation. As a global diversity specialist, she is highly skilled at bringing diverse groups together to practice heart centeredness, resolve conflicts, transmute old wounds and establish new relationships where all are seen and honored. 

MEDICINE FOR THESE TIMES is an online series by Thrive East Bay to nourish our bodies, hearts, minds and spirits as we navigate our current crisis and opportunity. Featuring timely inspiration & wisdom every week, the series includes:

• Experiential wellness and resilience workshops
• Opportunities for connection, community & care
• Meaningful conversations with visionary leaders, activists, healers, and elders
• Uplifting performances by artists

Learn more about the online series at: https://thriveeastbay.org/medicine