Exploring Self-Leadership
How to be in powerful self-leadership no matter the context
A day of [experiential exploration through] paired exercises, group work, discussion, and learning.
Saturday 12th April
10am – 4pm
Bonnington Center, Top Room
£40
Facilitated by Sandy Gee and Noor Al-Hashemi
We have spent a lot of time in relational and transformation spaces: events, workshops, trainings, peer practice groups. Often these spaces invite us into responsibility, self-care, and self-leadership. Through we have done our best, we have often found ourselves overwhelmed, hurt, upset, boundaries crossed etc etc etc, and have had to learn the hard way how to really be in self-leadership. This has included un-learning disempowering ideas and frames, becoming intimately aware of our dysregulation cues, embracing the vulnerability of stepping into leadership, and lots more. In this workshop we’ll be offering some practices and discussions to get experiential knowledge about how to look after yourself in transformational spaces.
About the facilitators
Sandy Gee is an experiential psychotherapist and facilitator with over 40 years of embodied practice, integrating Focusing, trauma-informed approaches, and deep relational work. She supports people to develop self-leadership as a lived capacity — staying connected to what is true and responding from it in real time with clarity, agency, and authenticity.
Noor Al-Hashemi is drawn to the mysterious caves and deep-sea lagoons buried deep in the fabric of our beings. Devoted to cultivating the precision and humility needed to listen for the very subtle parts of our experience, to give life to them and allow them to move us. Based in London, she leads Transformational Connection and works 1-1 online with those who want to dive into the depths.
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