The World Inside Out : 9 Day Processwork Intensive: Arlene & Jean-Claude Audergon

We can think of nothing more important, and ultimately nothing more fun than the practice of staying close and alongside your own awareness, whether you are alone in meditation or among people.

One of the most important things about Processwork and Worldwork is that its methods support people to grapple with the most difficult themes in their lives as individuals, in relationship, in organisations and community – and in working with the divisiveness and conflict within our wider society and world.

It may be a kind of truism, yet seems important to say. Your key to facilitating others is your own practice of awareness. You are your only chance! When in close contact with yourself, you have a chance to relate to and facilitate others. Without this awareness, it is easy to feel sunk, caught in polarisations, swimming or drowning in the troubles you had hoped to solve.

Awareness practice can mean discovering how you are linked to the wider field that is moving you – your personal and family history, our collective history, and an underlying ‘field’ that links us all, and is moving you and all of us in surprising ways.

Registration:

Fee for the 9 day Intensive: £870 with £200 deposit
Fee Early / Early-bird: £720 with £200 deposit before July 1 2019
Fee Early-bird: £770 with £200 deposit before Sept. 15 2019
A limited number of partial work-study bursaries will be available.

To register:

Email seminars@processworkuk.org your wish to attend.
We’ll ask you for contact details and let you know how to pay the deposit. Registration is upon receipt of your deposit. In recent years, the Intensive has filled to capacity; please register early to reserve your place and to support ease of administration.

This event is also part of the CFOR ‘Facilitation for Leaders’
2020 Worldwork Modular Training Programme

‘A facilitator at every table – from the kitchen table to the negotiating table’

with Jean-Claude and Arlene Audergon
This year, CFOR’s modular course will run over a period of 4 months, late January to early May 2020

Not only are you sorely needed, you are your only chance! The keys to facilitation lie within your own practice of awareness. That may be a kind of truism, but worth saying. Ultimately we can each only work at honing our own awareness, to be able to in turn facilitate others. And to discover our own nature, what is cooking inside of us, calling us to make our unique contribution.

The methodologies of Processwork and Worldwork, developed by Arnold Mindell, make it possible to facilitate the inherent ‘process mind’ and creativity in nature, even and especially when grappling with the most difficult themes of our lives as individuals, in relationships, in organisations and community, and in working with the divisiveness and conflict within our wider society and world.

‘Worldwork’ is the application of Processwork to working with large groups and communities. It is a comprehensive theory and practical methodology for working with the collective issues that shape our lives, as individuals, relationships, teams, groups, organisations and communities, and for supporting the inherent wisdom and direction that lies within community. Worldwork methodology is being used around the world in organisations dealing with conflict and change, including in the voluntary sector, business, government organisations, international organisations and for community development. Worldwork methods are also making a vital contribution to processes of conflict resolution, reconciliation and violence prevention.

Facilitating in our view links psychology, spirituality, social action and politics. By bringing awareness along into the ‘field’ of interactions moving us, it is possible to discover our part and bring awareness along into the patterns shaping us, rather than only falling into repeating cycles of conflict. Communities gather and face past and ongoing injustice, and grapple with awareness and accountability, and by way of facilitating the deeper dimensions of our experience find creative possibilities and pathways forward.

We can think of nothing more important, and ultimately nothing more fun than the practice of staying close and alongside your own awareness, and discovering this vitality and possibility that lies within all of us.