Attention, Trouble and More-Than-Human Companions in Practice

Drawing on ecosystemic practice, Batesonian thinking and more-than-human approaches, this day offers an embodied and relational exploration of attention, power and responsibility.

Participants are invited to notice how urgency, certainty and control shape their professional responses — and to reflect upon what becomes possible when attention is widened to include place, body and ecological relations.

The workshop focuses on ethical positioning, relational humility and practices of restraint for contemporary systemic and helping professionals.

Structure of the Day

Meditative and relational walk with Lorna

Keynote orientation with Hugh